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OJAI VALLEY LAND CONSERVANCY NEWS
Greg Gamble will join the OVLC staff on May 5th.
The Ojai Valley Land Conservancy is pleased to announce the appointment of Greg Gamble as Executive Director. Greg is a highly qualified individual who joins the OVLC from the Desert Foothills Land Trust of Cave Creek, Arizona where he was Executive Director. For ten years prior to that he held several positions with The Nature Conservancy in Colorado, San Francisco, and in Phoenix.
Greg holds an undergraduate degree in petroleum engineering from Stanford, an M.S. in natural resource management from Colorado State, and
OVLC
Welcomes our new executive director!
a Master of Business Administration from the University of Michigan. He has also traveled widely both in the U.S. and abroad.
Greg is excited about relocating with his family to the Ojai Valley in early May. “My wife, Darcy, and I look forward to raising our 2 year old daughter, Scarlett, and 5 month old son, Gates, in such a wonderful community,” said Gamble.
The staff and board of directors look forward to his arrival, having spent four months to find the right individual for the organization and for the community. Roger Essick, OVLC Board President, stated, “Greg is a very talented and able individual who will bring strong leadership to the OVLC as we seek to move our organization to a new level. We are delighted to welcome him and his family to Ojai
NEW WEBSITE TO LAUNCH SOON!
and feel confident that he will make a major contribution to OVLC and to the community.”
When asked about joining the OVLC, Greg stated, “ I have a great deal of respect for this organization and what it has accomplished. I am humbled and excited to be working with the talented and dedicated staff and Directors of the Ojai Valley Land Conservancy. I look forward to working with the community to build on the Conservancy’s past success and protect much more of this special place.”
We are excited to be rolling out a new website SOON. The site, to be launched in late May will help save resources and offer a better way to READ GREEN! We’ll have blogs on our projects, preserves and community issues so that we can hear from you. Look for monthly e-news, invites for hikes, events, Wild About Ojai programs, volunteer days and more.
PLUS, we’ll be holding our first fundraiser on the new site, a raffle for a SMART car. Imagine the gas you’ll save and the fun you’ll have driving this little car around town! Not your style? Then choose to win $5,000 in cash instead!
Raffle tickets will be available on our new website just as soon as it launches. Be sure to send us your current email address if we don’t have it yet, so we can send you an announcement of the site’s launch and the start of the raffle! Email us at www.ovlc.org today!
What’s New On The Preserves?
oVlC board of direCtorS
Roger Essick, President
Larry Rose, Vice President
Barbara Washburn, Secretary
Vicki Breen, Treasurer
Jan Blakslee Cari Guerrero
Stefanie Coeler Paula Power
Jim Combs Kira Ryder
Jesse Grantham
Staff
Stevie Adams, Project Manager stevie@ovlc.org
Rick Bisaccia, Preserve Manager rick@ovlc.org
Sherry Doyle, Office Manager sherry@ovlc.org
Greg Gamble, Executive Director greg@ovlc.org
Lynn Malone, Member Services lynn@ovlc.org
Sheri Mayta, Project Coordinator sheri@ovlc.org
Derek Poultney, Project Manager derek@ovlc.org
ojai Valley land ConSerVanCy P.O. Box 1092 • Ojai, CA 93024
Office location • 370 Baldwin Rd. A-4
Tel. 805.649.OVLC • Fax 649.8913
Web • www.ovlc.org Email • ovlc@ovlc.org
Matilija
Dam Removal Project
Sediment Disposal Update
You may have heard or read recently that the entrance to the Ventura River Preserve was being considered for disposal of 2 million cubic yards of sediment from behind the Matilija Dam as part of the dam removal project.
OVLC supports the removal of the dam as it has become structurally unsound, prevents sediments from replenishing sand at our beaches, will be completely filled with sediment within the next 15 years, and blocks passage of endangered southern steelhead trout to critical spawning grounds upstream.
The project has been in planning stages for the better part of a decade. The plan for sediment disposal has been to stabilize 4 million cubic yards of the larger sediments at the dam and transport 2 million cubic yards of the fine sediments to a point south of the Robles Diversion Facility to minimize impacts to Lake Casitas.
Since 2003 OVLC has advocated for a disposal location that was approved by the lead agencies during the project’s Feasibility Study and Environmental Impact Report back in 2004. Designed with temporary storage in mind, the site located on the north and south of the Baldwin Road bridge would allow most of the sediment to wash down river to the ocean during heavy storms.
Over the past year the lead agencies of the project (Ventura County Watershed Protection District and Army Corps of Engineers) expressed a preference to use an alternative site at the entrance to the Ventura River Preserve as it is closer to the dam resulting in lower costs to transport the sediment. This site would have encompassed 74 acres of Ventura River floodplain along Rice Road near El Roblar.
Most of the land on the site is owned by the Church of the Living Christ who generously grants a trail easement to OVLC and the Ojai community for recreational use of the preserve. The church recently voted against leasing the property to the County for sediment disposal having considered concerns from the community and other agencies.
The Church’s decision came as a relief because floodplain impacts at this location would have been permanent. Use of the floodplain by the river would have been lost, valuable alluvial habitat buried, many native trees destroyed, wildlife displaced and trail access to the Ventura River Preserve reduced or eliminated for three years during construction. Currently the lead agencies are exploring other disposal alternatives for the sediment.
It is our philosophy that the disposal location for these sediments should be selected based on what is ecologically healthiest for the river and all those, including us, who depend on it. We feel that a storage site which results in permanent loss of Ventura River floodplain is contrary to the ecosystem restoration goal of the project and may result in costly negative environmental impacts.
To learn more, visit www.matilijadam.org the official Matilija Dam website, or Matilija Coalition’s site, venturaecosystem.blogspot.com. We welcome your comments and questions. Feel free to email ovlc@ovlc.org.
Ventura River Preserve
Baldwin Rd.
The Ojai Meadows Preserve Restoration
A remarkable transformation from a degraded property to a thriving natural habitat.
Service Learning Students Help Make
it Happen!
OVLC gladly partners with several schools and colleges to help students fulfill service-learning requirements and earn school credit for volunteering. In addition to connecting local youth to nature, students provide much needed support to our restoration efforts on the preserves. While it is our pleasure to provide outdoor learning opportunities, we are also most grateful for their help and for the chance to get to know these delightful students.
Nordhoff High School students plant acorns.
come see the progress for yourself - take a tour with us!
The meadow is alive with the sights, sounds and smells of spring, and we would love to share it with our members and friends. We have docents standing by on Saturday mornings in April and May at 8:30am to show you the project. Just show up at the turnout on Maricopa Highway, for a guided tour. If you have a group you would like to arrange a private tour for, please give us a call or an email. We’ll be happy to arrange one for you. 805 649-6852 ext. 7 or ovlc@ovlc.org.
Notes from a Master Birdwatcher
Jesse Grantham - Preserve Neighbor, OVLC Board Member, and local birding expert shares his latest sightings on the recently restored Preserve.
Had a nice experience last Saturday morning. I was walking along Highway 33 where the culverts come under the road and into the preserve. I stopped to look down into the cattails right there, and movement caught my eye. It was a terrific Sora Rail about 10’ away picking through the duckweed. I had heard them call before in the large cattail marsh, but this was my first visual. Nice bird. Saw lots of Lark and Chipping Sparrows today on the meadow too. Replaced all the woodpecker-damaged fronts on the bluebird boxes, and saw pairs of Western Bluebirds at four of the boxes.
Had a couple good birds at the meadow Saturday.... at least two were new on the meadow for me. A Vesper Sparrow, and a Drake Pintail. Also, three Cinnamon Teal in one of the small ponds adjacent to the cattails. What a great day!
Sora Rail in the cattails
Foothill Technology High School service-learning volunteers plant oak trees and acorns on the Meadow.
Getting together
Ojai Valley Land Conservancy members are invited to our annual get together picnic
A MAY DAY ON THE MEADOW
A MAY DAY ON THE MEADOW
Saturday, May 30th
Saturday, May 30th
Bring your own picnic dinner or order one in advance and we’ll have it ready for you when you arrive.
Meet our new Executive Director!
Meet our new Executive Director!
FUN AND GAMES FOR KIDS OF ALL AGES!
-Meadow restoration tours
-Bird walks and birdhouse building
-A treasure hunt
-Wheelbarrow races
-A raffle for a beautiful painting
4pm till dusk
4pm till dusk
$20.00 adults, $10 kids
Join OVLC’s family of friends for a lovely day of spring merriment
Join OVLC’s family of friends for a lovely day of spring merriment
Members and friends welcome!
Includes BBQ, salads, sides, & dessert. Beer, wine, soft drinks & lemonade available for purchase.
Picnic style, BYOC (bring your own chairs and/or a picnic blanket)
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED-
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED-
PLEASE CALL 805 649-6852 ext. 0
PLEASE CALL 805 649-6852 ext. 0
Parking located at the St. Thomas Aquinas church (on Maricopa Hwy at El Roblar.) Please leave pets at home.
Join OVLC friends for your next vacation!
Join us on one of our Ojai Valley Land Conservancy adventures, kayaking, snorkeling and just having fun with friends. We have teamed up with two nature tour companies to offer exciting vacations that also benefit OVLC.
Costa Rica Expeditions offers an amazing trip to this jewel of a country. The trip begins on November 4, 2009, as we fly to San Jose, Costa Rica and are met by a naturalist guide who will accompany us to such natural wonders as the Monteverde Cloud Forest, Arenal Volcano, the turtle nesting grounds of Tortuguero then on to Puerto Viejo de Limon for kayaking and snorkeling. The cost excluding airfare, is $3,443. This price will be reduced if a larger group registers to go. For more information, visit www.costaricaexpeditions.org. For a free DVD from Costa Rica Expeditions, or information on reserving your trip, call the OVLC office at 649-6852 ext. 2.
Another wonderful vacation offered by Sea Kayak Adventures, is our Baja Sea of Cortez Quick Adventure, a kayak tour. $1010/per person, includes airport pick up in Loreto, 2 nights hotel double occupancy, 4 days sea kayaking and 3 nights camping, taxes, guides, instruction and activities. We’ll be sea kayaking in stable double sea kayaks out to the islands of Carmen and Danzante in Loreto Bay National Marine Park in Baja’s Sea of Cortez - novices welcome! Snorkeling is great...and there is always a chance to see dolphins and fin whales.
For this trip, fly into Loreto (LTO) on or before Oct 25 Sunday, and fly out on Oct 30 Friday, or stay for a few days to enjoy Loreto. For more information, visit www.SeaKayakAdventures.com. or call us, 805 649-6852 ext. 2 for reservation information or a brochure.
And getting involved
Hike to the top of the Ventura River Preserve!
Saturday, April 18th 8am to noon
Join Preserve Manager, Rick Bisaccia on a Spring nature hike on the Ventura River Preserve. Starting at the Oso Trailhead parking lot, hike up Rice Canyon and down Wills Canyon through the El Nido Meadow and the shady Live Oak Forest. This will be a moderate to strenuous 4 hour hike with several stops along the way to see the OVLC’s upcoming restoration, the US Forest Service’s fuelbreak project and to identify spring wildflowers. View wildlife and birds during an active time of the year before summer heat sets in. If you’re up for a good hike and to learn more about the VRP, this one’s for you! Bring a hat, sunscreen, good hiking shoes, a snack and ample water. Bring a camera and/or binoculars if you like. This hike not recommended for young children. Please leave pets at home. Meet at the Oso Rd. trailhead at the intersection of Oso and Meyer Roads. FREE for members - $10 for non-members. Reservations required at rick@ovlc.org
WILD ABOUT OJAI
a Free ovlc member benefit
for the birds!
with Jesse Grantham & Allen Bertke
Birds of the Ojai Valley
Friday evening presentation May 1st at 7pm
Bird walk on the ojai meadows preserve
Saturday morning May 9th at 8:30am
Seeing into the wild
with Chad Ress
Landscape photography at piedra blanca
Saturday, June 20th
2:30 - 7:30pm www.chadress.com
- Environmental Learning Series
Birds of the Ojai Valley
Friday evening, May 1st at 7pm at the Ojai Valley Land Conservancy 370 Baldwin Road, Ojai
Jesse Grantham, California Condor Project Manager, OVLC board member and local birding expert, with Allen Bertke, Ventura Audobon member and bird photographer extraordinaire will present a slideshow of stunning bird photographs identifying migratory birds frequently seen in Ojai. Many of Allen’s photos have been taken in his own back yard where he has counted 102 different birds and photographed nearly as many.
Participants will learn to identify Ojai’s many feathered friends, where
landscape photography workshop
Saturday afternoon, June 20th atPiedra Blanca along Sespe Creek
Join professional landscape photographer Chad Ress on an exploration of the “white rocks” of Piedra Blanca. Meet at the Riverview Trailhead on the VRP (Rice Rd. just south of El Roblar) to carpool up to the Piedra Blanca trailhead near Rose Valley. After a short presentation, we’ll hike in, (about 20 minutes) to the magnificant rock formations. Chad will share the secrets
to look for them, how to plan a habitat within the home landscape, and also gain valuable information on birding supplies and publications.
Bird walk on the ojai meadows preserve Saturday, May 9th at 8:30am
Join Jesse, Allen, fellow birdwatchers, OVLC and Audubon members for a birding tour of the Ojai Meadows Preserve. This is a great chance to see first-hand how the newly created habitat for local migratory birds and wetlands species on the Meadow has attracted several previously absent birds and waterfowl. Meet at the Nordhoff High School parking lot, wear sturdy shoes and bring binoculars.
of light and shadows, composition, framing, and the magic of capturing nature’s beauty through the eye of the camera. Participants will also learn to photograph people in nature as they themselves are both the photographers and the models.
Be prepared to hike, move around on the rocks and get your feet wet at the creek crossing. Sturdy shoes and an extra pair of dry shoes recommended. Digital or film cameras ok. Bring ample water, a sack dinner, snacks, a flashlight and a tri-pod if you have one.
Programs are FREE for OVLC members, $10 for non members. Become a member today! RESERVATIONS REQUIRED! 805 649-6852 ext. 7 or ovlc@ovlc.org.
So many ways to help
In Memory of dear friends...
OVLCwould like to extend special thanks to good friends who give the gift of a lasting legacy of the preservation of natural places in Ojai in memory of friends and loved ones.
2008 Memorial Gifts
Rebecca Adams in memory of Dr. Charles Adams
Doug Adrianson in memory of Hope Frazier
Susan Bee in memory of John Bee
Marqui Bury in memory of Robert Bury
Maggie Garrett in memory of Donald Garrett
Allan & Janet Jacobs in memory of Harry Smith
Tim Peddicord & Marlene Malin in memory of Wayne Self
Elizabeth Martin in memory of Gerald Murphy
Maruja Real in memory of Frank Real
Allan & Joyce West in memory of Manny & Chilant Sprague
The estate of Mansfield and Chilant Sprague
What does open space in Ojai have to do with your business? EVERYTHING!
It’s why we live here
It’s why they visit and shop here
It’s the landscape of life in Ojai
It’s worth protecting
Please contribute what you can this year to help keep Ojai a special place. Business sponsorships start at only $250 a year and include great benefits. Call today to learn more.
Many thanks to our 2008 sponsors!
ventura river level
Rabobank
ojai meadows level
Bank of America
bitVision
Heritage Financial
Old Creek Ranch Winery
T.O.P.A. Group
Wells Fargo Bank
San Antonio level
Bio Resource Consultants
BST
Coldwell Banker Property Shoppe
Lulu Bandha’s
Want to leave a lasting legacy?
Stock Market getting you down?
Here are 3 ways lifetime giving may benefit you... and WILL benefit the future of Ojai open spaces.
1Receive high interest, fixed payments for life for or you or other family members.
2Enjoy tax benefits and minimalize capital gains.
3Know you have made a contribution to the preservation of Ojai for future generations!
Through a charitable gift annuity or a charitable remainder trust, you may be able to enjoy all of the benefits of lifetime giving by donating a portion of your estate to the OVLC. We invite you to explore the benefits of lifetime gift planning to learn more about how these plans work.
OVLC member and Attorney Allan Jacobs has generously offered a no cost consultation to anyone interested in including OVLC in their estate plans. Call for your appointment today. 805 646-7263.
Ojai Community Bank
Ojai Valley Directory
Ojai Valley Inn
Ojai Valley News
Rains Department Store
Shanbrom, Casey and Associates
Venoco
Waite, Jacobs & Atkinson Attorneys
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ALCO Plumbing
Barnhardt Insurance
Bostrom & Associates
David Bury and Co.
Coastal Restoration Consultants
Forbess Consulting Group
Grove Care
Index Fresh
Los Padres Bank
Meiners Oaks Hardware
Ojai Valley Insurance
Oso Ranch
Ricky Smith Horseshoeing
Riverview Ranch
SoundNEyesOjaiEyes Optometry
Sprinkmatic, Corp.
The Wharf
Wild Land Fire Specialists, LLC
Manny Sprague
Hope Frazier
Thanks to OVLC Supporters
We are pleased to thank the following members for their loyal support from Nov. 15, 2008 through February 15,2009.
President’s Circle
Yvon & Malinda Chouinard
Margot Griswold
Wyatt & Claudia Harris
Jerry Jones - So Hum Foundation
Stuart Meiklejohn & Mary Ann O’Connor
Michael Newkirk and Olivia Garfield
Oliver Wilson & Kaarina Tienhaara
Friends of the Ojai Valley
Mary Bergen
Carol Bishop
John Davis & Lorraine Brown
Sandy & George Buechley
Marqui Bury
Jean Colonomos
Dancing Tides foundation -
Pete Muller
Paul & Patricia Doody
Connie Eaton & William Hart
Roger & Pat Essick
Robert J. Geres
David & Sarah (Sally) Hackel
Thomas & Barbara Malley
Kenneth Niessen & Susan Guy
Larry & Laura Ragan
Larry Rose & Lisa Larramendy
Dewey V. Schorre
Scott Silver & Jill Greene-Silver
Steven Anthony Velkei
Vintage Production California LLC
Huora L.Williams
Special
Thanks!
To Roger Dickens for unwaivering volunteerism
To the Church of The Living Christ for protecting the river and the VRP.
To Jan Blakeslee for heading up an exemplary executive director search committtee, donating his professional recruitment skills, and generously giving so much of his time!
To Roger Essick, OVLC board president, for filling in as interim executive director for 4 months.
Thanks to Bud Hartman of Taft Electric and Jim Pendleton for all their great help in making the new cattle gates on the VRP a reality.
Renewing Members
David Allen & Co. - David &
Kathryn Allen
John & Lisa Adair - Wild Ox, Inc.
Doug Adrianson
Patty Albert-Leis
Dolli Alexander
Brook & Everard Ashworth
Robert Auric & Anna Jacobs Auric
Briana & Steve Beebe
Dave & Tracy Bettles
Julie Bloomer & Scott Rabe
Marlyn Bodo & Chuck Wood
Marcia Borgeson & Dick Sykes
Roberta & Bob Boschan
Sandy & George Buechley
Gene &Dianne Bullard
Jim & Myrna Cambianica
James & Terri Capito
Martha Churchyard
Garrett Clifford
Austin R. Cline
John & Harriet Clise
Willi & Stefanie Coeler
Charlie, Tracey & Charlie Jr.
Crofoot
Duane Dammeyer & Marty Bonvechio
Evelyn & Bain Dayman
Sally & David Disco
Cynthia Duncan
Andrew & Sharon Engel
Garold & Joyce Faber
Ruth Farnham
Ray & Sylvia Faulstich
Dick & Kay Felton
Joel & Katie Frazier
Maggie Garrett
William Girvetz
Donn Gladstone & Kelly Newman
Cari Guerrero
Louisa Hagen & Terry Thompson
Jane Handel
Rae Hanstad
Irshad Ul & Linda G. Haque
Philip & Margaret Harvey
Greg & Penny Herring
Norma C. Hughes
Karen F. Jenkins
Suzanne Joseph
Brett & Denise Kantrowitz
Nancy Kochevar & Michael Lurie
Tod & Carolyn Kuhn
Jonathan & Linda Lambert
Tom & Rebecca Lowe
Teri MacKey
Lynn Malone
Ted & Pearl Malos
Jane & Dennis McCarthy
Walter & Franna McClelland
McDaniel Insurance Services
Moses & Charlene Spretnak
Sonia Nordenson
Michael & Kathy Ogden
Jeff & Elisabeth Otterbein
Dietrich & Jackie Pahnke
William H. Painter, Jr.
Carol Peterson & Curt Mossestad
Linda & Landis Potter
Maruja Real
Kathleen Richards
Joan Roberts
Poly Assoc. Landscape-Paul &
Kathleen Rogers
Lee & Katherine Rosenboom
Joan & Herman Rush
Amy & Sara Schneider
Linda & Charles Simon
Charles & Sandra Sledd
Marianne Staudt-Stolz
Tony & Anne Thacher - Friends
Ranch
John & Caroline Thacher
Anna Thomas
Doug & Liz Vernand
Margaret J Vigil & Dennis Wood
Allan & Joyce West
Catherine Wilcox
Terry & Cindy Wright
Robert & Katy Zappala
Dudley Zoll
Welcome New Members
Carol Day
Charlotte Williams
Cindy Bower
Darwin McCredie
Frank & Carrie Walker
Jessica Colby
John Graves
Kenyon Taylor
Marilyn K Whitford
Raymond Bransfield
Robin Gerber
Steven and Kim Rapholz
Stuart & Kyle Crowner
Terri and Alex Laine
Terry & Jan Lewis
The Arvizu Family
The Clark Family
Valerie Greenberg
Annual Fund Gifts
Robert & Carole Adams
George Ball &
Amanda McBroom Ball
Donna Deitch BankyLaroque Foundation
Vera Carbaugh & Judy Duff
Alice Chesley
Gary & Mackay Crampton
Nancy Eldblom
Farr & AssociatesGary & Brenda Farr
Patsy & Harold Glenn
Frank & Linda Granat
Donald & Ruth Hauser
Chester & Bernadette Jagiello
Howard Kayton
Mrs. Dorothy Loebl
Phil & Maren Long
Lyn & Don Luxmore
Deven May
Joy Mills
Charles & Therese Montag
Jim & Susan Moreland
Edwin & Claire Paulson
Ronald & Linda Phillips
Marty & Barbara Pops
Tom & Vickie Robertson
Fred & Ila Rothenberg
Ruth Sayre
Heather Shoup & James Calkins
Daniel Silver, M.D.
Gifts In Honor
Jessica Colby in honor of Ed & Diane Colby
Lia Benedetti in honor of Barbara Washburn
Employer Match
AGIA- Association
Group Insurance
Patagonia
WellPoint Foundation
Gift Memberships
To Cindy Bower from Karen Christensen
To Darwin McCredie from Gail McCredie
To the Arvizu family and the Clark family from the Rapholz family
What’s Happening at OVLC?
April
18th 8:00am to noon
VENTURA RIVER PRESERVE HIKE with Rick Bisiccia Rice Canyon/Wills Canyon loop. Meet at the Oso Trailhead off Meyer Rd. at Oso Rd. RSVP rick@ovlc.org
18th & 25th
8:30am to 9:30am
OJAI MEADOWS PRESERVE RESTORATION TOURS
Docent led tours of the Meadow restoration project. Meet at the turnout on Maricopa Hwy. Or, call the OVLC office to schedule a private tour for someone you think might be interested.
SEE INSIDE FOR DETAILS ON ALL EVENTS.
May
1st 7 to 9pm
Wild About Ojai Program
FOR THE BIRDS - with Jesse Grantham and Allen Bertke. Friday evening slide show at the Ojai Valley Land Conservancy headquarters. 370 Baldwin Rd. RSVP 649-6852 or ovlc@ovlc.org
9th 8:30 to 11:30am
Wild About Ojai Program
FOR THE BIRDS - Bird Walk with Jesse Grantham and Allen Bertke. Saturday morning bird walk on the Ojai Meadows Preserve. RSVP 649-6852 or ovlc@ovlc.org
30th 4pm till dusk
A MAY DAY ON THE MEADOW Family picnic and fun day for members and new members. RSVP 649-6852 or ovlc@ovlc.org
June
20th 2:30pm to 7:30pm
Wild About Ojai Program SEEING INTO THE WILD with Chad Ress, Landscape Photographer. Meet at the OVLC office Carpool to Rose Valley, return to OVLC office for a light dinner and review and critique of digital photos.
RSVP 649-6852 or ovlc@ovlc.org
VOLUNTEER WORK DAYS
Watch for emails about volunteer work days on OVLC preserves throughout the spring. With funding cutbacks from the state, we can use all the help we can get with weeding and mulching on the restoration projects. Thanks for helping when you can!
Sign up to receive email updates on hikes, tours, Wild About Ojai programs and volunteer opportunities and special events. Email ovlc@ovlc.org to let us know that you want to know WHat’S Happening at oVlC.
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