Crystal Cove Park Gets a Cleanup for Earth Day
Edison employees recently joined an effort to paint, pick up debris and build Fat and Lazy, two endangered desert tortoises, a new pen.
Green-shirted SCE volunteers helped with beach cleanup at Crystal Cove State Park as part of the Earth Day Restoration and Cleanup.
Michael Henderson (right), an SCE lineman, paints the upper part of a metal storage shed while his daughter, Savanna, tackles the lower level during an Earth Day Restoration and Cleanup event at Crystal Cove State Park.
Sarah Yusuf (left), an SCE Orange region analyst, and her sister, Farah Admani, repaint the red curbs at Crystal Cove State Park as part of their Earth Day volunteer work.
Maya Alunkal, an SCE senior analyst in customer service, uses a long-handled brush to scrub one of the monument signs at Crystal Cove State Park along with some of the 103 other Earth Day volunteers.
Jenelle Bader, an SCE region manager in Orange County, plays with one of two endangered tortoises at Crystal Cove State Park in Laguna Beach. Bader, her family built a new pen for the tortoises as part of their volunteer work at an Earth Day Restoration and Cleanup event.
Don Neal, SCE director of Corporate Environmental Health and Safety, heads to Crystal Cove State Park beach with one of the new rake-like sifters used to remove small debris from the sand.
Erika Pringsheim-Moore (left), director of Earth Day Programs for the California State Parks Foundation, explains to Edison International volunteers at Crystal Cove State Park in Laguna Beach the tasks that need to be done during the Earth Day Restoration and Cleanup event.
New sifter rakes are set out for volunteers to use during an Earth Day Restoration and Cleanup event at Crystal Cove State Park in Laguna Beach.
