Dana Moehle
Dana Moehle has been a regular volunteer at Hayward Shoreline Interpretive
Center's monthly trash removal and invasive plant removal programs for the past two years. As a local Chabot College student, she first joined our efforts at the annual Coastal Cleanup event in 2017, coordinating the participation of several other volunteers from Chabot College's environmental club, Revolutionaries Advocating for Greener Ecosystems (RAGE). Since then, Ms. Moehle has been a familiar and friendly face at our volunteer events, and has grown participation through her own efforts, publicizing and recruiting through RAGE.
Ms. Moehle's dedication to environmentalism and making a big impact locally is evident in her professionalism in coordinating with us here at the Interpretive Center, not to mention the many tireless hours picking up hazardous trash and invasive plants. Though it is hard to exactly quantify the number of hazardous cigarette butts collected, pounds of invasive and stubborn black mustard bagged, trash types identified and recorded, and time spent completely removing the roots of invasive oxalis, what we can say with absolute certainty is that the Hayward Shoreline has been made better since Ms. Moehle came along.