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DESCRIPTION:This past spring\, 2026\, Mountain View Rotary Club provided a 
 community grant to Stevens Creek Trail for completion of Phase 2 - Monarch
  Waystation (just south of Sleeper Avenue trail entrance). Friday\, Nov. 2
 0th\, is an opportunity for Rotarians to join with other Stevens Creek Tra
 il volunteers in carrying out of labor to complete this project. As we get
  closer to this date\, a sign-up sheet will be circulated at Rotary meetin
 gs.  In early 2026\, the City of Mountain View's Trail Maintenance staff 
 teamed up with an Eagle Scout Service project to expand this native pollin
 ator habitat. The project added official Monarch Waystation certification 
 signage along with plant identification markers so trail users can learn a
 bout the native milkweed and nectar-rich plants supporting the monarch lif
 e cycle.  To be certified by Monarch Watch\, these dedicated zones along 
 the trail provide: 1) Host plants: Native milkweed\, which is the only foo
 d source for monarch caterpillars. 2) Necar sources: A variety of flowers 
 that provide energy for adult butterflies. 3) Shelter: Dense vegetation th
 at protects the butterflies from predators and harsh weather.    
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DTSTART:20261120T170000Z
LOCATION:Stevens Creek Trail - Sleeper Park
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SUMMARY:Monarch Waystation project - Stevens Creek Trail
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>This past spring\, 2026\, Mountain View Rot
 ary Club provided a community grant to Stevens Creek Trail for completion 
 of Phase 2 - Monarch Waystation (just south of Sleeper Avenue trail entran
 ce). Friday\, Nov. 20th\, is an opportunity for Rotarians to join with oth
 er Stevens Creek Trail volunteers in carrying out of labor to complete thi
 s project. As we get closer to this date\, a sign-up sheet will be circula
 ted at Rotary meetings.&nbsp\;</p>\n\n<p>In early 2026\, the City of Mount
 ain View&#39\;s Trail Maintenance staff teamed up with an Eagle Scout Serv
 ice project to expand this native pollinator habitat. The project added of
 ficial Monarch Waystation certification signage along with plant identific
 ation markers so trail users can learn about the native milkweed and necta
 r-rich plants supporting the monarch life cycle.&nbsp\;</p>\n\n<p>To be ce
 rtified by Monarch Watch\, these dedicated zones along the trail provide: 
 1) Host plants: Native milkweed\, which is the only food source for monarc
 h caterpillars. 2) Necar sources: A variety of flowers that provide energy
  for adult butterflies. 3) Shelter: Dense vegetation that protects the but
 terflies from predators and harsh weather.&nbsp\;</p>\n\n<p>&nbsp\;</p>\n
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