Save the Bay, under Executive Director David Lewis (Princeton '83), is an Oakland-based environmental organization that aims to protect and restore the San Francisco Bay and Delta. Join fellow Princeton alumni as we help Save the Bay plant native seedlings, remove invasive non-native plants and clean up one of the few remaining wetland habitats in the East Bay, home to species including the California Clapper Rail and Burrowing Owls. Afterward we'll grab lunch and beverages at a local establishment. Last year's wetlands restoration with Save the Bay was well attended and a lot of fun. Come make this year's event an even bigger success.

Families and friends welcome. Gloves and tools will be provided. Dress in layers, bring a hat and rain jacket (if necessary), and wear close-toed shoes. Long pants are recommended, but not required. Also bring your own water bottle to help cut down on waste.

In case of inclement weather, call (510) 452-9261, extension 109, after 8 a.m. on Feb. 19 (the day of the event) to see if the project has been cancelled. Or contact Tom Giles at (415) 710-2201.

Directions: From I-880, exit at Hegenberger Road and head
West toward the Oakland Airport. Turn right on Doolittle, right on Swan, and then left into the gate marked Martin Luther King, Jr. Shoreline. Follow road to the end and park near the wooden observation structure. We will meet near the Save The Bay truck.

Date:	Saturday 2/19
Time:	9-12
Location:	Martin Luther King Jr. Shoreland, Oakland
Address:
RSVP:	Please RSVP by February 11 to the contact listed below.
Member Price:	Free
Non-Member Price:	Free
Contact:	Tom Giles '91 415 912 2967