Our service project was rebuilding fences at the Armstrong Redwoods State Park. This is the third year in a row that we have gone there to rebuild fences. It’s such a great project. In addition to the volunteer work, we put in with 13 members of our club and family members as well. We also donated a check to cover a good part of the supplies needed. Congratulations to the members of PVR who gave their time and talent today.

Removed tree at the roots, three large and hazardous sections of metal landscape border. Cut irrigation and emptied/removed planter boxes which will be cleaned up and reinforced to repurpose as tables for students and teachers to use for outdoor classroom activities. Next phase will be on hold until the rainy season is over.

PVR sponsored a ReLeaf Petaluma project to plant 77 new trees at Miwok Elementary School and Miwok Park next door. Several members of our club, including our president, John Moller, members Matt Stone, and Renee McKenna along with Renee‘s father participated. You can see in these photos that the shade is desperately needed by the people there. Native trees were chosen, and will evidently grow about 2-3 feet a year so within a very few years, they will be making shade.

Having fun getting to know each other.

Annual event on the Petaluma River is a fundraiser for the good works of the Rotary Club of Petaluma Valley and the Petaluma River

Engaging with each other, and our families with a lovely dinner at the Petaluma Women's Club

Prior years 2022 and 2023 rebuilding fire damaged fences in the Armstrong Redwoods State Park.