Clubs Dues/Fees

Hey everyone!

I hope you're having a better Monday than I am! 

I just wanted to distribute an email that details the current state of dues and fees before I hand off the treasury duties to our new treasurer, Nicole Newland. You can see the info in the Excel attachment. Make sure that you order your shirts and bottles if you would like some snazzy club gear! Let me/us (your officers) know if you have any questions and/or concerns!

Best,

Nick Thibeault, 

your President

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ESP Club: Upcoming Hike and Meeting Reminder

Happy Friday ESP Members!

Before you start getting ready for a fun filled weekend, make sure to find the following items for our upcoming hike, this Sunday, September 23^rd to Trail Canyon Falls in Tujunga:

• Comfortable Hiking shoes
• Sunscreen and sunglasses
• Hat
• Water Canteen
• Bathing Suit (for the waterfall!)
• Camera/iPhone
• Snacks
• Cash for carpool drivers

Please arrive at CSULB Parking Lot 1 no later than 7:45am for our 8:00am departure.

Also, we will be hosting our next meeting in HSCI Room 105 on Monday, September 24^th from 12:30pm-1:30pm. We will cover ideas and plans for Eco Week, so bring all of your creative energy!

Please don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions or comments.  Take care and I look forward to seeing everyone at the hike!

 

Kelsey Good

csulbesp@gmail.com

 

 

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ESP Club Meeting Guest Speaker with Internship Opportunities + Hike!

Hello Fellow Greenies,

This is a friendly reminder that tomorrow is the second meeting of the semester 12:30-1:30 in HSCI 105.

We will be having a guest speaker, Adrienne Bosler from the Palos Verdes Land Conservancy! She will be discussing what her company does, how it relates to Environmental Science and the open internship and job opportunities! (They are currently accepting applications!). Many ESP alumni have gone to work for PVLC so this is a great networking opportunity.

In addition you will be able to sign up for this coming weekends hike. This will take place Sunday, September 23rd from 8AM- around 2PM. We will meet in Lot 1 at 7:45 and leave campus by 8AM. We are arranging carpool so if you are willing to drive and take a friend or two let us know! The hike is Tujunga Canyon Falls read more about it here:

http://www.localhikes.com/Hikes/TrailCanyon_4472.asp

http://www.yelp.com/biz/trail-canyon-falls-tujunga

Waterfall and swimming, the perfect way to end summer! Be sure to sign one of the waivers at tomorrows meeting or Sunday morning to be able to go!

Hope to see you tomorrow!

Cheers,

Brianna Pagan

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Our next meeting!

Hey everyone!

In our agenda for the next meeting, we will introduce the new officers, address the position(s) of community/public outreach, have elections for the position of secretary, have a guest speaker from Palos Verdes Land Conservancy (PVLC) to talk about internships and volunteer opportunities, and discuss the upcoming hike! We will address other future plans, ideas, and concerns if we have time remaining.

Since we have several people interested in the position of secretary, I am informing those interested of what this position requires, asking them to make brief (under 5 minute) speeches, and announcing that elections for that position will be held immediately after the speeches by collecting strips of paper with the desired candidate's name(s) on them and quickly tallying up the votes while the guest speaker addresses us. This position requires taking meeting (general and officer) minutes/agenda, distributing these via our club's email, adding people to our email list, answering and sending club emails when possible, collaborating with our webmaster on some electronic media, representing the club in correspondence (whether in person, over phone, or over email) with entities outside the club, and making reservations/taking care of paperwork that goes along with that/taking care of stuff like collecting liability forms if other officers haven't already taken care of reservations/paperwork. This is an important responsibility/position, so I hope those who are interested are up for it. If so, just prepare a brief speech (less than 5 minutes) about who you are, what your major is, and what experience you have that is relevant to this position. As stated above, we will then move on to elections, tally up votes, and announce victor at end of meeting.

Hope to see you all there!

Best,

Nick T.

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Fwd: Fw: Join Us Saturday for the Largest Volunteer Day on the Planet

Hey all,

This is a great opportunity for you guys to start getting involved with environmental issues in the community. It is part of California Coastal Cleanup Day being put on by Heal the Bay. It will not be an official club event as most (if not all) of the officers have made plans/prior arrangements and thus cannot go, but we strongly encourage anyone interested to go and help out!

Best,

Nick Thibeault

President

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September 2012 "Now it begins, let it begin cleanup time, hey, cleanup time..." ~ John Lennon Heal the Bay's September Edition of blue -- A monthly round-up of enviro news you can use As part of our mission to make Southern California waters safe, healthy and clean, each year we call upon Angelenos to join the world's largest single-day volunteer event, Coastal Cleanup Day to be held this year on Saturday, September 15, 9 a.m.-noon. IN THIS ISSUE Join Heal the Bay for the big kahuna of cleanups It's not everyday that you get to band together to beautify Los Angeles. This year's Coastal Cleanup Day spans nearly 60 sites. Read more... Free concert tickets and more for CCD volunteers Please accept our thank you for picking up trash in your community. Read more... Kayak, mountain bike or SCUBA dive to remove debris Discover the many ways you can enjoy the outdoors and remove debris from local beaches, rivers, parks and streets Read more... Can't Make Coastal Cleanup Day? Find out how you can still help clean up L.A. even if you can't join us on 9/15. Read more... Return to top Be Part of the World's Biggest Volunteer Day Join tens of thousands of Angelenos to beautify your community. Tired of trash? So are a lot of other Southern Californians, which is why we band together each September to  help rid our local beaches, rivers, parks and streets of debris.   Whether you want to pick up trash in Abalone Cove in Palos Verdes or at Wisdom Academy for Young Scientists on Manchester Avenue, we have a cleanup site for you.   You won't need any special training or equipment However, Heal the Bay encourages volunteers to go Zero Waste and bring their own buckets, reusable bags and gloves to pick up trash. After all, we are an environmental group!   And if you want to get really gonzo about cleaning up, we need you at one of our Code Red sites, which are swamped with tons of rash and debris, such as plastic bags. Volunteers can make a huge impact at these locations, which this year include: Arroyo Seco, Dominguez Channel (Artesia Transit Center and Wilmington Marinas) and Ken Malloy Harbor Regional Park.   Find a site just right for you and sign up today!   Return to top Discover the Perks of Volunteering at CCD! Meet Blue Demon, Jr., get free jazz concert tickets and more... Come to the Lake Balboa Park cleanup site in Van Nuys and meet this masked hombre. Among the celebrities making an appearance at Coastal Cleanup Day will be Mexican luchador and pro-wrestler Blue Demon, Jr., who will take down trash at the Lake Balboa Park site in Van Nuys.   Additional highlights include a cleanup celebrating African American heritage at the historic Bay Street Beach in Santa Monica, sometimes known as the "Inkwell." The city beach site was a popular hangout for African Americans in Los Angeles County from the 1920s to the early 1960s, long after racial restrictions on public beaches were invalidated in 1927. Santa Monica Conservancy docents will be on hand to educate volunteers about the history of the site. Volunteers will also learn about environmental concerns at Bay Street Beach. Members of the NAACP, Black Surfing Assn. and L.A. Black Underwater Explorers will attend.   Plus, the first 100 people who volunteer at this site will receive a free ticket to the Jazz for the Environment Concert at EarthFest L.A. 2012 at 2 p.m. in Culver City at West L.A. College. Jazz for the Environment is headlined by double Grammy Award-winning smooth jazz legend, guitarist Paul Brown; chart topping contemporary jazz musician Darren Rahn, vocalist Wendy Moten; jazz fusion band DW3; and Motown-influenced singer/songwriter Chris Lightfoot.   To ensure that you won't get a sunburn, Neutrogena has generously donated enough sunscreen for each participant at Coastal Cleanup Day to take home a full-size bottle (while supplies last).   Mobile service UMeTime is offering CCD volunteers an app that shares special rewards and offers from local businesses near cleanup sites in Venice and Santa Monica. Sign up to be notified of the app's launch.   Wait! There's more! Volunteers who clean the beach on 9/15 get free admission to our Aquarium. You read that right. Free!  No passes needed.    Return to top Kayak, Dive or Bike? Come to a Cleanup! Get some exercise in the fresh air and remove debris at these sites New for 2012, a mountain bike site, co-sponsored by Mountains Restoration Trust, where cyclists can help haul out junk from an area in the Malibu Creek Watershed that's difficult to reach on foot or via car. Register Now!   SCUBA-certified divers will get a chance to clear underwater debris at dive sites at Leo Carrillo State Beach, Redondo Beach and the Santa Monica and Malibu piers.   Kayakers are welcome to join the Santa Monica Bay Restoration for a kayak cleanup in Marina del Rey, with registration required.   More details on registration for SCUBA and kayak sites. Return to top Can't Make It on 9/15? No Worries. Find out how you can still help protect what you love! Help us sustain our work to keep our waters safe, healthy and clean. Here are some ways you can help us keep our local waterways healthy and clean: Donate! Just $20 can help us defray the costs of a cleanup site. Schedule yourself and your friends for an upcoming Nothin' But Sand Cleanup, held every third Saturday (except December). Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram (@healthebay) and stay up-to-date on our advocacy and community work. Subscribe to our enewsletters to get more in-depth. Join or Renew Today! Help us continue to bring children to the Santa Monica Pier Aquarium; train volunteers and advocate for safe, healthy and clean water with local and state governments. EVENTS Explore the history of African-American ocean culture via a screening and discussion of documentary White Wash September 16 Santa Monica Main Public Library   Become part of the ocean pollution solution at our Take L.A. by Storm Youth Summit September 22 Homeboy Industries, downtown Los Angeles   Row 33 miles across the sea to benefit Heal the Bay at the First Annual Catalina Charity Row September 29 Mother's Beach to Catalina Island   Want to get more involved with Heal the Bay? Come to our monthly Volunteer Orientation. October 8 Heal the Bay's main office       Stuff We Like One woman's quest to live without plastic.   Get your next reusable bag from Homeboy Industries, whose mission is jobs not jails.   Prepare for a rainy day with free rainbarrels for Santa Monica residents from Sustainable Works.   Meet the new wolf-eel at our Aquarium! We think he's cute. What do you think?     Action Alert Sign our petition to protect clean water in L.A.    Petitions are one of the most influential ways to make your voice heard.    TAKE ACTION »   GET INVOLVED | JOIN OR DONATE | VISIT THE AQUARIUM | CONTACT US MAIN OFFICE: 1444 9th Street, Santa Monica CA 90401 | Santa Monica Pier Aquarium: 1600 Ocean Front Walk, Santa Monica CA 90401 800 HEAL BAY | Main Office: 10 451 1500 | Santa Monica Pier Aquarium: 310 393 6149 http://e2.ma/click/yotlg/2bq9be/etbf4b

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9-10 meeting agenda

Hey all,

Just to make sure everybody is up to speed, here is what we talked about in our first meeting!

Best,

Nick Thibeault
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Fwd: First General ES&P Meeting of the Semester!!

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From: CSULB Environmental Club <csulbesp@gmail.com>
Date: Sun, Sep 9, 2012 at 12:58 AM
Subject: First General ES&P Meeting of the Semester!!
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Hey fellow ES&P-heads (and friends),

Our very first general club meeting of the semester will be this Monday at 12:30 pm in HSCI-105! We will have free lunch (pizza), light refreshments, and light snacks and we will be talking what we are all about as a club and about all of our plans for the semester, such as wetlands cleanups, hikes, guest speakers from various organizations, Bill Nye, and Eco Week, as well as taking your ideas about what direction to take the club and what else we want to do for the semester and/or year. So let's start the semester off right - green! I hope to see you all there!

Regards,

Nick Thibeault, 

Your ES&P President

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