Troop 2558 Girls BSA Watsonville

10/02/2024

Who says girls are too delicate to go camping!

Havent posted to this page in a bit, but 2558 is/was still out doing things. Postings will now be more prevalent on the Troop 558 Watsonville page as we are participating in the pilot program with our brother troop to be a blended Troop. It is basically what we had been doing with them anyways as many of the kids in the boys troops were brothers/cousins/close friends anyways. It will now be formalized.

We were happy to have our own girl's Troop for the couple of years of existence, but will be merging together with the boy's Troop due to their long history (97 years!) of which we will now be a part of!

As far as girl power... it is still around as the initial SPL for the combined Troop is one of the founders of of Troop 2558 Kristina.

07/13/2024

Kristina, Queen of Scouts...

03/03/2024

Udon Noodle Feed at the Watsonville Buddhist Temple. First time for many people. Big success for the temple as they sold out way early.

01/29/2024

01/10/2024

Save the date —World Wetlands Day is fast approaching! Join us and our partners from Watsonville Wetlands Watch on Saturday, February 3rd from 10am to 1pm at Struve Slough to do wetland restoration work.

Watsonville is home to one of the largest remaining freshwater marshlands in California’s coastal zone. Our wetlands and sloughs provide resting spaces for many species of migrating birds and are home to 23 native plants and animal species that are listed as threatened, endangered, or of special concern. Join us in February to help preserve and restore these precious natural habitats.

Students may receive community service hours by participating in this event.

Visit watsonvillewetlandswatch.org (link in bio) to learn about other ways to protect our wetlands.

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Reserve la fecha: ¡el Día Mundial de los Humedales se acerca rápidamente! Únase a nosotros y a nuestros socios de Watsonville Wetlands Watch el sábado 3 de febrero de 10 a. m. a 1 p. m. en Struve Slough para realizar trabajos de restauración de humedales.

Watsonville alberga una de las marismas de agua dulce más grandes que quedan en la zona costera de California. Nuestros humedales y pantanos brindan espacios de descanso para muchas especies de aves migratorias y albergan 23 especies de plantas y animales nativos que están catalogados como amenazados, en peligro o de especial preocupación. Acompáñenos en febrero para ayudar a preservar y restaurar estos preciosos hábitats naturales.

Los estudiantes pueden recibir horas de servicio comunitario al participar en este evento.

Visite watsonvillewetlandswatch.org (enlace en biografía) para aprender sobre otras formas de proteger nuestros humedales.

12/10/2023

Mochi !

08/02/2023

Hanging out @ National Night Out in downtown Watsonville

07/17/2023

Strawberry shortcake prep and sales at the Obon Festival.

05/25/2023

Last meeting with Ariane and Nikhil. We will miss them !