Events in Point Reyes
Join the 2026 Snapshot Cal Coast during the month of June. Share observations of plants, animals, and seaweeds along the California coast using the iNaturalist app.
Make an impact for Tomales Bay at this community beach cleanup and coastal learning day.
This clinic is intended for those participating in the Point Reyes Butterfly Count on July 18th.
Hike and role play some common backcountry first aid scenarios with a trained physician experienced in the outdoors. Learn to feel prepared!
Join Marin County Parks in restoring the unique ecosystem of Bolinas Lagoon and learning how to protect this oasis by identifying and removing invasive species that threaten it.
Help restore critical dune habitat with National Park Service (NPS) rangers and Point Reyes National Seashore Association (PRNSA) staff!
Join Park Rangers and volunteers in celebrating the 56th Anniversary of the Morgan Horse Ranch on Saturday, June 27th!
Join PRNSA for a member full moon hike.
Join expert tracker Richard Vacha on a nature walk to explore animal behavior. Free.
Join Marin County Parks in restoring the unique ecosystem of Bolinas Lagoon and learning how to protect this oasis by identifying and removing invasive species that threaten it.
SPAWN and the Tomales Bay Foundation have installed 4,400 locally native plants in the new wetland enhancement project at Chicken Ranch Beach. Join us to care for the plants by weeding and watering while we await our opportunity to complete the planting.
Join Point Reyes National Seashore Association, Point Reyes Books, and M. Kat Anderson for a conversation about her new book I Sing to the Earth and She Sings Back.
SPAWN and the Tomales Bay Foundation have installed 4,400 locally native plants in the new wetland enhancement project at Chicken Ranch Beach. Join us to care for the plants by weeding and watering while we await our opportunity to complete the planting.
Join Marin County Parks in restoring the unique ecosystem of Bolinas Lagoon and learning how to protect this oasis by identifying and removing invasive species that threaten it.
Join the annual Point Reyes Butterfly Count.
SPAWN and the Tomales Bay Foundation have installed 4,400 locally native plants in the new wetland enhancement project at Chicken Ranch Beach. Join us to care for the plants by weeding and watering while we await our opportunity to complete the planting.
Join PRNSA for a member full moon hike.
Join expert tracker Richard Vacha on a nature walk to explore animal behavior. Free.
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