Native Plant Habitat Restoration/Shoreline cleanup at MLK Jr. Shoreline, East Bay
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Habitat Restoration at Arrowhead Marsh-Martin Luther King Jr. Shoreline, Oakland. Plant and tend to native plants, remove non-native invasive plants, and pick up trash along the shoreline at our site adjacent to Arrowhead Marsh at MLK Shoreline Park. Arrowhead Marsh is a one-of-a-kind area, where waterbirds and shorebirds feed, and Brown Pelicans dive, and you may hear or see the the Ridgway's Rail, a listed endangered species, in the marsh.Upcoming Volunteer Activities:Third Saturday of every monthOur workdays are held on the third Saturday of every month, 9:30am-12 noon, with a few exceptions. Please pre-register by signing in to our online form on our website Volunteer page. Bring your own gloves and re-usable bag for trash pick up if you like, or we can provide. You will receive emailed confirmation and directions upon registering.Contact our volunteer coordinator, Janet at jcarpinelli@goldengatebirds.orgFor groups over 5, please contact Janet at jcarpinelli@goldengatebirds.org.Visit our website: http://www.goldengatebirdalliance.org/volunteer/Private Group Details:Group Size Range: 1 - 20Event can be held at organization location(s)Donation RequestedDonations welcome but not required. For corporate groups go to our website Volunteer page: https://goldengatebirdalliance.org/volunteer/ then scroll to Corporate Group Programs.
About Golden Gate Bird Alliance (formerly Golden Gate Audubon Society)
Founded in 1917, Golden Gate Bird Alliance is one of the oldest wildlife conservation organizations on the West Coast. We have a long history of inspiring and connecting people in the Bay Area with local birds, wildlife and their habitats and today play a critical role in Bay Area wildlife conservation. Golden Gate Bird Alliance has roughly 7,000 members and supporters in San Francisco, Alameda and Contra Costa counties.
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