On Saturday, April 25th, 15 ASCE OC Volunteers picked up McLeod tools and shovels to clear invasive weeds and plant native plants with the Bolsa Chica Land Trust. Working with heavy-duty tools that the US Forest Service also uses to build trails and fire lines, it didn’t take us long to break a sweat and get a great workout. The ASCE volunteers worked together as a coordinated team and had fun. Restoring this rare coastal OC habitat is important for the endangered and threate

The Sustainability Committee of ASCE Orange County organized a scenic bike ride on Saturday, August 23rd along the San Juan Creek Trail...

The ASCE OC Sustainability Committee organized its monthly Bike Ride event on Saturday, July 26th, 2025, to explore the Upper Newport...

On May 22nd, the ASCE OC Sustainability Committee hosted a Sustainability tour of the Port of Long Beach, offering a water-side view of...

January Bike Ride - Newport Back Bay Trail The ASCE Orange County Sustainability Committee organized a bike ride around Newport Back Bay...

On June 22, the ASCE OC Sustainability Committee organized a habitat restoration and exploration at Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve in...

Ever wonder where your bins of trash go every week once they get picked up by dumpster truck? ASCE OC Sustainability Committee and LA...

ASCE OC Sustainability Committee organizes two bike rides a year, with the goals of promoting healthy activity and exploring one of many...