Name: Art Hour: Using Natural Materials to Create Abstract Art
Start: 2022-08-07
End: 2022-08-07
Location: Nature Center

Kern River Parkway Foundation

The Kern River is one of the country's most endangered rivers

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WHO WE ARE

The KRPF, established in 1985, is a non-profit foundation that works to protect, preserve, and restore the natural riparian and wildlife habitat of the Kern River. We also develop and maintain public open space, structures, monuments and parks that preserve and beautify the Kern River, and support projects that advance educational and scientific knowledge of the Kern River.

OUR STORY

Are you familiar with the history of the Kern River Parkway? Tim O’Neil and his partners at Mentality Creative created this mini-doc for us. Click the play button to watch it.

Thank you so much for creating this for us, Tim. The video is so inspiring and beautifully done. We love it!

Please consider supporting the Foundation today!

We ask that you kindly remember the Kern River Parkway Foundation in your giving plans this year. Your support is critical to continuing our efforts.

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BRING BACK THE KERN

Bring Back the Kern is spearheading advocacy efforts to get regular flows of water back in the Kern River. It is an offshoot of the Kern River Parkway Foundation – visit Bring Back the Kern’s website to learn more about how you can help make the Kern flow again.

NEED TO REPORT A PROBLEM IN THE PARKWAY?

To report bike path issues, broken sprinklers, landscaping issues, or problems with one of the parks in the Kern River Parkway, use one of these links:

City of Bakersfield mobile app

City of Bakersfield Parks and Recreation

Kern County General Services

City of Bakersfield Code Compliance

Kern County Code Compliance

Bakersfield Police Department non-emergency number: (661) 327-7111

Kern County Sheriff’s Office non-emergency number: (661) 861-3110

News

A sandy riverbed is all that remains as water no longer flows through the Kern River at Beach Park in downtown Bakersfield.(Gary Coronado / Los Angeles Times)

In Bakersfield, many push for bringing back the flow of the long-dry Kern River

This article by Ian James, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer, was published in the Los Angeles Times December 9, 2021. BAKERSFIELD, Calif. — The Kern River cascades from the Sierra Nevada…

Lois Henry: Local Group Files Papers in Fight Over Kern River

This article by Lois Henry; CEO and editor of SJV Water, a nonprofit, independent online news publication dedicated to covering water issues in the San Joaquin Valley; was published in…

Hart Memorial Park Adobe House, now a State Historical Resource

Last month’s newsletter detailed the process of renovating the Hart Park Adobe House. Another step in the process has been completed. The California State Historic Preservation Officer (SHPO) has concurred…

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