
Volunteer Outdoors at Redwood Grove in Los Altos
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Volunteer your time to help increase biodiversity in Los Altos at Redwood Grove Nature Preserve!

Volunteer your time to help increase biodiversity in Los Altos at Redwood Grove Nature Preserve!
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Friends of the Los Altos Library host a community book sale of fiction, non-fiction and media at Los Altos Community Center, $10 entry, $5 bag sale, all ages.
American Sign Language storytime with songs and stories, followed by play with age‑appropriate toys, at Los Altos Library Orchard Room; bring a blanket, for ages 1 and under.
Potluck dinner with speaker Stu Weiss and a silent auction of books, art and textiles at Shoup Garden House in Los Altos.
Park Rangers lead a bird‑identification hike through McClellan Ranch Preserve’s riparian trails, spotting Red‑Shoulder Hawks, Screech Owls and other species; registration required, adults accompany children.
Volunteer with Hidden Villa's farm team, tending crops and preparing food for the local community.
Explore hands‑on Earthquake and plate tectonics activities, rock formation demos, mineral property stations, interactive touchscreens and Marshcam on the EcoCenter deck, free.
Volunteer your time to help increase biodiversity at Pearson‑Arastradero Preserve.
Grassroots Ecology volunteers work to increase biodiversity at Ravenswood Open Space Preserve, meeting at Cooley Landing Education Center.
Plant sale at Hidden Villa's Dana Center offers native plants for the season, partnered with the California Native Plant Society.
EcoCenter hosts a bat science program where docents guide participants through activities with real bat specimens and explore local bat myths, free, ages 6–11.
Volunteer to weed Edgewood Park and Natural Preserve, handling native plants with gloves and protective gear.
Night hike at Pearson-Arastradero Preserve offers after‑dark nature exploration in a spooky Halloween spirit.