
Volunteer: Invasive Plant Removal
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Let’s give native plants and animals room to grow.

Let’s give native plants and animals room to grow.
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Guided naturalist walk at Marsh Creek Regional Trail Cypress Staging Area showcases local bird biodiversity for novice and seasoned birders, free drop‑in, adult participation required, all ages.
Featured book display at the Science Library examines legendary monsters versus verified natural history, separating facts from folklore and hoaxes.
Guided birding walk at Marsh Creek’s paved, flat trail offers immersive avian biodiversity experience for novice and seasoned birders, free drop‑in for ages 18+.
Hard‑pack gravel trail provides a 1‑to 1½‑mile hike with a gentle 300‑foot climb and spectacular views, open to hikers, mountain bikers and horses, requires free permit application.
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.
Kayak: Spooky Paddle! at Spring Lake Regional Park delivers a chilling Halloween afternoon on the water.