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Update on COSF’s 2025 Eco Scholarship Award (6/15/2025) - Isabella Lee is COSF's new 2025 Environmental Studies scholar. Isabella, who graduated from Thousand Oaks High School, replaces Greceldy Hau as the recipient of one of COSF's two scholarship awards because Greceldy will be pursuing a college major other than environmental studies. Isabella says that her determination to work toward a professional role in mitigating climate change stems from her… (read more...) December’s work day improved the Eagle Point Trail at Wildwood (12/28/2024) - The Conejo Open Space Conservation Agency (COSCA), with support from COSF, held its final monthly trail work day of 2024 on Saturday, December 14. Even though it was the busy holiday season, 15 volunteers showed up at Wildwood Regional Park to clear the overgrown Eagle Point Trail. COSCA Rangers Joe, Nick and Ryan helped out as well. Named for two golden… (read more...) 70 volunteers turned out for the Annual Fall Trail Work Day on October 19 (10/22/2024) - COSCA's Fall Trail Work Day at Westlake Community Park brought in 70 volunteers of all ages to improve the Wishbone Trail on Saturday, October 19. After the trails were cleaned up, COSF provided a delicious lunch for all and sponsored a fun raffle with $800 worth of gifts for those who gave their time to the trails. Special thanks are… (read more...) Third Annual Native Plantpalooza & Eco Fest Drew Enthusiastic Crowds (10/3/2024) - COSF launched Native Plantpalooza & Eco Fest in the fall of 2022 with the goal of producing a free outdoor live event to celebrate and support the Conejo Valley’s rich biodiversity. The community festival’s goal is to educate and inspire attendees about native plants, water-wise gardening and more sustainable living. The festival, which this year featured a beekeeper, pollinator experts,… (read more...) The September Trail Work Day – Photos of the three projects (10/2/2024) - The September 28 trail work day took place at the Rancho Potrero Open Space, just south of Dos Vientos, and coincided with National Public Lands Day. Participants were given a one-day pass to federal lands, valid for a whole year! Volunteers worked on three separate projects: reconstructing a drainage lens, building a drain at a low point in the trail,… (read more...) |