Join Marin Water and us for our annual event to contain the spread of French and Scotch broom monocultures and eradicate pioneer patches. This is a family-friendly event for ages 8 and older. Tools, gloves, food, and water will be provided (bring a water bottle). No pets (except service dogs) are allowed. Adverse weather or poor air quality may cancel; if in doubt, text or call (415) 250-0941 two hours before the event to confirm the status.
Registration is required.
Questions: Contact Greg Reza
Greg.Reza@marincounty.gov
82 Camellia Circle, Larkspur, and via Zoom
Be a part of a successful 13-year community-based effort to restore habitat at a site once dominated by weeds and nonnative grasses—activities including weeding, sheet mulching, and more. Appropriate for ages 10 and older. We’ll provide snacks and water. Bring gloves and a water bottle. No pets (except service dogs) are allowed. Adverse weather or poor air quality may cancel; if in doubt, text or call (415) 763-2977 two hours before the event to confirm the status.
Registration is required.
Questions: Contact Kirk Schroeder kirk.schroeder@marincounty.gov
Be a part of a successful 13-year community-based effort to restore habitat at a site once dominated by weeds and nonnative grasses—activities including weeding, sheet mulching, and more. Appropriate for ages 10 and older. We’ll provide snacks and water. Bring gloves and a water bottle. No pets (except service dogs) are allowed. Adverse weather or poor air quality may cancel; if in doubt, text or call (415) 763-2977 two hours before the event to confirm the status.
Registration is required.
Questions: Contact Kirk Schroeder kirk.schroeder@marincounty.gov
82 Camellia Circle, Larkspur, and via Zoom
82 Camellia Circle, Larkspur.
Join the Watershed Stewards to restore habitat in the salt marsh! Bring a refillable water bottle, close-toed shoes and sun protection. Gloves, tools and lunch will be provided.
For more information and to RSVP, contact the organizers at shusband@marinwater.org, or slile@marinwater.org
82 Camellia Circle, Larkspur, and via Zoom
Ring Mountain Preserve. Join Shannon Mueller, Marin County Parks, and Sarah Killingsworth, Project Coyote, for a hike and conversation about native predators. Registration required.
Be a part of a successful 13-year community-based effort to restore habitat at a site once dominated by weeds and nonnative grasses—activities including weeding, planting, and more. Appropriate for ages 10 and older. We’ll provide snacks and water. Bring gloves and a water bottle. No pets (except service dogs) are allowed. Adverse weather or poor air quality may cancel; if in doubt, text or call (415) 763-2977 two hours before the event to confirm the status. Registration is required.
Questions: Contact Kirk Schroeder kschroeder@marincounty.org
Location Hal Brown Park
Directions
Meet across from MarinHealth Medical Center at Hal Brown Park. From Hwy 101 in Larkspur take the exit for Sir Francis Drake Blvd west 1.2 miles. Turn left onto Bon Air Rd and follow 0.3 miles. The park is on the right.
Type of Event Outdoors, Volunteer
Audience Kid-friendly, Adults, Seniors