Promoting habitat restoration and stewardship in central California since 1998.

Engaging community through enhancement and preservation of native landscapes.

Understanding through restoration, education and stewardship.

Promoting habitat restoration and stewardship in central California since 1998.

Engaging community through enhancement and preservation of native landscapes.

Understanding through restoration, education and stewardship.

Promoting habitat restoration and stewardship in central California since 1998.

Engaging community through enhancement and preservation of native landscapes.

Understanding through restoration, education and stewardship.

Education

The Restoration Trust espouses field-based education about our natural resources at the community-level. We especially work with elementary school students to introduce them to the enjoyment of our creeks, wetlands and other habitats. We believe that education provides the framework for a lasting, positive relationship between the student and his or her environment.

The Trust typically works on a grade-level exercise with specific schools at specific habitats. For example, our Shin Kee project brought students from Stockton schools to a recently restored brackish marsh to plant sedges and willows and learn about the ecology of the Delta. Subsequently, we developed a science curriculum specifically based on Shin Kee beginning with 4th graders and designed to expand to the remaining grades.  

The Restoration Trust is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization governed by a volunteer board of directors, to promote native habitat restoration and stewardship in central California.