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Navigation Twig	Scenes from TECC's Annual Spring Celebration and Member Appreciation Event on May 5, 2007... TECC founding Board President (1991) Martha Blane interprets the riparian coast live oak woodland near TECC's new Greenlands acquisition on Paint Mountain Naturalist Rick Halsey from the SoCal Chaparral Field Institute points out black sage plants	Inside: Fire Recovery Information BMW SUV Auction to benefit Interpretive Center Campaign Volunteer Opportunities with TECC Corps Join the Interpretive Center Capital Campaign -- Hubbell & Hubbell selected to design new facility Remembering Jerry Gradisher TECC ALERT: Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve Threatened by 100 acre development (printable flyer) e-TECC electronic bulletins Donate your collectibles and antiques! (printable flyer)
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We are members of and subscribe to the Standards and Practices Guidelines of the .	The Escondido Creek Conservancy ( TECC ) is a non-profit, public benefit, corporation dedicated to the preservation, restoration and protection of the natural open space within the Escondido Creek watershed. We support educational programs and compatible outdoor recreation within the watershed for the benefit of all residents of the area.

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