
Rainbow Hike: Tidepools
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This space is provided for intergenerational LGBTQIA2S+ people to come together, explore the natural world, and build community.

This space is provided for intergenerational LGBTQIA2S+ people to come together, explore the natural world, and build community.
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Volunteer to help reorganize and upgrade the SPAWN Native Plant Nursery, moving plants, renovating benches, and installing water‑wise irrigation.
A naturalist from Del Valle Regional Park explains how animal senses differ from human senses at Civic Center Library’s Storytime Room, free, ages 5 and up.
Explore hands‑on tabletop activities on earthquakes, plate tectonics, rock formation, and mineral properties, plus interactive touchscreens and an open‑air duck pond display with bird experts at the EcoCenter.
Glowfari at Oakland Zoo displays hundreds of animal lanterns themed around California forests, San Francisco Bay, Montana, Florida Everglades, and Hawaii, for all ages.
Explore Sonoma County's newest parklands at Mark West Creek Regional Park before public opening.
Leisurely bird walks at Spring Lake Regional Park cater to all experience levels.
Ice plant removal volunteers restore native coastal habitat at Doran Regional Park.
Volunteer for invasive plant removal at Taylor Mountain Regional Park and Preserve, clearing non‑native species to make space for native plants and wildlife.