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Ecological Literacy Workday2/27/2010 Combining volunteer work with learning about local ecology, the Ecological Literacy Day at Hornsby Bend begins with several hours of outdoor work - ranging from trail maintenance to habitat restoration to work in the native plant nursery - and ends with at least an hour of learning about local ecology - birds, bugs, and more! Wear boots and work clothing, and be sure to bring your binoculars. When:  Saturday, February 27th  9am-1pmWhere:  Hornsby Bend, 2210 South FM 973 (SE Austin – 78725)Contact:  Kevin Anderson at Kevin.Anderson@ci.austin.tx.us or 512-972-1960

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Mt. Bonnell Clean-Up2/27/2010 Calling all climbers!  If you missed all the fun we had cleaning the cliff by the 360 bridge, you have another chance to rap off a cliff not usually open to climbers. On Feb 27 Central Texas Mountaineers and Keep Austin Beautiful will be cleaning the trash below the lookout point on Mount Bonnell. Come combine your love of hanging from a rope with a good deed. Anyone experienced at setting natural anchors can come at 8:00am to set up and be the first on a rope. Everyone else, be there at 9:00am. If the clean up runs like the others, volunteers will be done by 11:00am, so get there early!  The meeting point is at the top of stairs at the overlook.Date: Sat. Feb. 27thTime: 9am – 1pmLocation: Mt. Bonnell City Park, 3800 Mt. Bonnell Dr.Austin, TX 78731Contact: Gary 

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blackwell4@gmail.com or reimerclimber@gmail.com For more information you can visit the website at http://www.ctmrocks.com/web/MtBonnell.htm 

  We hope you'll be able to join us for this celebration!                                       Robertson Hill Neighborhood Association (RHNA), in conjunction with Keep Austin Beautiful and the City of Austin departments of Neighborhood Housing and Community Development and Arts In Public Places, will hold a dedication ceremony and walking tour of No Vacancy: the Robertson Hill Juniper-Olive Art Mural Project, a series of 8’ x 4’ art murals installed in front of several vacant houses and lots located along the Juniper-Olive Historic District. No Vacancy: the Robertson Hill Juniper-Olive Art Mural Project is funded by a 2009 KAB Beautification Grant.  www.KeepAustinBeautiful.org/NBG2009RobertsonHillNA  Eight murals painted by local residents, children of residents, and professional artists are installed at six sites within the historic district, located on Juniper and Olive Streets between Branch and Navasota Streets. During the dedication, prizes donated by community members will be awarded to first place winner, the Kealing Middle School Art Club, second place winner, professional artist Diego Fishburn, and third place winner, 6-year old resident Izabella Zapata. RHNA consists of approximately 75 residential members, many who assisted with the mural project. Robertson Hill is a historic Austin neighborhood in transition from blight to revitalization, and is increasingly becoming a site for public art that reflects the unique cultural heritage of Central East Austin. The creation of the No Vacancy Art Mural Project encourages a shared sense of community and gives Robertson Hill residents ownership in their neighborhood, instills a sense of community pride, and creates a positive, proactive atmosphere that will inspire our community to implement future beautification projects.   What: Mural Unveiling, Speeches by the neighborhood, KAB, City of Austin departments of Neighborhood Housing and Community Development & Arts in Public Places followed by a walking tour of the murals.  www.keepaustinbeautiful.org/nbg2009robertsonhillna  When:   Saturday, February 27, 2010               10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. CDT Where:   909-911 Olive Street – 78702