FOSC: Can you tell us a little about your art practice and the mediums you like to explore? Ariel:   I am an artist, herbalist, and educator and I also have extensive professional experience working in gardening, and landscaping for food, medicine, as well native/drought tolerant plantings. I am a multidisciplinary artist working through visual storytelling and social/ecological/material interventions. I connect personal shatterings and mendings to collective and historical e

Mary joined this year's Spring Stream Team as a guest speaker FOSC: What is your connection to the Sausal Creek watershed?
 Mary: I love...

Jashvina Devadoss of Creekside will be playing a special performance at our 20th Annual Plant Sale and Open House alongside and jam band...

Alexis setting up a bat monitor and downloading data, with a friendly helper.  UC Berkeley PhD candidate Alexis Flores is leading new...

Student Poem We pulled ivy from the wall, its grip was strong, its vines were tall. I watched it fall, a tangled art, Still loving nature...

Ebube and her dad at the nursery Meet Ebube, an Eagle Scout from Scout Troop 202, who recently refurbished five benches for the FOSC...

I’ve been volunteering with Friends of Sausal Creek for a little over a year and have served as a student representative on the board of...

During a recent walk along the Bridgeview Trail in Dimond Canyon, FOSC board president Robert Leidy came across an interesting plant that...

Meet David Moore, an urban forestry leader who spent seven years overseeing the City of Oakland's Parks and Tree Services Team—and became...

Meet Archana, a volunteer steward who brings curiosity, gratitude, and a deep sense of place to her ongoing relationship with the Sausal...