
Friends of Sausal Creek: Trail Stewardship
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Join the Sausal Creek Trail Stewardship Crew to restore trails in Dimond Canyon!

Join the Sausal Creek Trail Stewardship Crew to restore trails in Dimond Canyon!
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“Because of Our History” – Creativity Explored on African American history and artist’s place in the narrative. What is the role of the artist in the preservation and telling of history? “Because of Our History,” a quote from the late Creativity Explored artist Antonio Benjamin, speaks to the importance of Black cultur…
ANTHONY CHABOT REGIONAL PARK (CLYDE WOOLRIDGE STAGING AREA): Circle the loop along Goldenrod and Cascade Trails in the shady canyon of Grass Valley Creek. NOTE: All of these outings pass along trails with very steep and uneven sections, so good, grippy footwear is a must. Ages 7 and up. Bring hydration and snacks. Drop…
Join us for 3 weekends celebrating Latinx Heritage w/ arts & crafts, cultural performances, hands-on activities, and more surprises! — Celebrate Latinx Heritage at Fairyland! Join us for three full weekends of family fun celebrating and uplifting the vibrant beauty within the Latinx diaspora. Traditional arts & crafts,…
Volunteers can help with various tasks, including litter pickup, graffiti removal, and weeding, to help support our district! Please contact us three days before the event.
Please register on our website to attend our event! We host public volunteer cleanup every Tuesday & Saturday at 10am.
Help us create a healthy ecosystem in Dimond Park! We will be removing non-native plants from the stream banks and upland areas, and replanting with appropriate native species.
The nursery is the heart of all restoration projects at FOSC. Help us seed, transplant, recycle pots, remove invasive species, and propagate 8,000 native plants each year!