Participants will learn how native plants provide food, shelter, and nesting opportunities, along with practical guidance for planning, planting, and maintaining a garden suited to local conditions.

Join Audubon Society for a day of seabird and marine mammal watching as they head out to the Farallon Islands and offshore waters aboard Captain Christian’s power catamaran, Outer Limits.

Meet the Inverness Irregulars for a hike at 9:30 a.m. on Tuesdays at the White House Pool parking lot. The trail will be decided on the spot.

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.

Help restore critical dune habitat with National Park Service (NPS) rangers and Point Reyes National Seashore Association (PRNSA) staff!

Join SPAWN at their native plant nursery to learn about native plants and how to care for them.

On Coastal Cleanup Day, we’ll clean up roadsides and beach locations that have not been cleaned by Teams earlier in the week.

To celebrate Rich Stallcup’s passion for birds, conservation, and the Bird-A-Thon, we are offering a special half-day birding tribute to Rich at the Fish Docks and Drakes Beach to marvel at the wonders of fall migration.

Join Park Rangers and volunteers for Coastal Cleanup at Drakes Beach

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.

Meet the Inverness Irregulars for a hike at 9:30 a.m. on Tuesdays at the White House Pool parking lot. The trail will be decided on the spot.

Early fall is a great time to visit the different waterside habitats of this lovely area; from riparian woodlands where we’ll look and listen for migratory songbirds and evidence of tule elk, to a marshland tapestry along the lagoon, to lunch beside the beach where we might be treated to shorebirds foraging along the surf of Drake's Bay.

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 expert tracker Richard Vacha on a nature walk to explore animal behavior. Free.

Meet the Inverness Irregulars for a hike at 9:30 a.m. on Tuesdays at the White House Pool parking lot. The trail will be decided on the spot.

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.

Meet the Inverness Irregulars for a hike at 9:30 a.m. on Tuesdays at the White House Pool parking lot. The trail will be decided on the spot.

Every year a multitude of birds move through the outer areas of the county during the fall migration. We'll explore the estuary, beach, and open water looking for birds that stop here as they make their way from northern breeding grounds to their winter homes in the south. 

Join ecologist David Lumpkin for a morning looking for migratory birds at Cypress Grove Preserve, a unique destination where natural beauty, rich history, and abundant wildlife come together along the shores of Tomales Bay.

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.

Meet the Inverness Irregulars for a hike at 9:30 a.m. on Tuesdays at the White House Pool parking lot. The trail will be decided on the spot.

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 Director of Prescribed Fire Julia Berkey and Fire Ecologist Brian Peterson for a fire ecology walk along Bourne Ridge at Martin Griffin Preserve.