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TCEC members receive the Eco-Logic Newsletter, which is published monthly except for July/August and November/December issues. Each issue is full of local environmental news, events and activities, and ways you can get involved in environmental issues.

January 2026 Issue

  • The Mowry Village plan

  • Christmas Came Early at CORE

  • Twas the Day Before Christmas – 2025

  • Looking at Encampments

  • Money Matters

  • Upcoming Events

  • SPECIAL For TCEC Members! World Centric compostables

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Save Newark Wetlands

The Citizens Committee to Complete the Refuge is promoting a new short film profiling the region-wide efforts to protect and restore Newark Area 4 via the “Save Newark Wetlands” campaign.

The film is called “Bay Rising: Voices for Newark Area 4,” crafted by videographer Mark Weaver, and features interviews with long-time wetlands advocate Florence La Riviere, Greenbelt Alliance’s Zoe Siegel, coastal ecologist Peter Baye, and CCCR advocate and Newark resident Jana Sokale. You can watch the full 7-minute film below.

Rooted in Color

TCEC is proud to be supporting Zoe Caron, a soil scientist and artist with a grant for the paint supplies to decorate 3 murals on shipping containers at LEAF Garden classroom.

Colorful mural on a shipping container featuring a snake, mushrooms, a rabbit, and several birds.
Colorful mural of various insects and plants painted on the side of a white shipping container in a park with green grass and trees.

TCEC is proud to have supported Avani Pammidimukkala with a Grant for her Girl Scouts Gold Award Project at the LEAF Stone Garden. The project involved creating a beautiful mural and other artwork, creating educational flyers for school children, and a video production of various environmental scientific processes.

Colorful mural featuring bees, flowers, vegetables, and garden-related signs promoting pollinator, food, regenerative farming, education, and philanthropy, with a bee box and the website 'fremontleaf.org' at the bottom.
Colorful mural on a wooden fence depicting a tree with animals, a rainy cloud, and a dry cracked landscape at sunset.