Join us in planting one thousand CA native plants to rehabilitate the Jefferson Trail for wildlife and nature lovers!
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The Jefferson Trail and Freshwater Marsh need YOUR help to heal! For three years, we heard you and worked tirelessly to find a solution to the encampment on Jefferson Blvd. With the help of Councilwoman Traci Park, we cleared over 3000+ feet of city right-of-way to stop the environmental destruction. We cleaned the soil, removed the weeds, and now it’s time to replant!
Don’t miss out on a special opportunity to revitalize a beloved trail!
Registration: Registration is required. You must also sign the digital waiver and watch the instructional safety video before the event.
Ages: We will be working in an ecologically sensitive area, this is not an event for young children. Youths 16 and under should be accompanied by an adult.
What to wear: Close-toed shoes are required! We recommend dressing in weather-appropriate layers that you don’t mind getting a bit dirty, along with a hat. Long pants are also recommended to protect against occasional prickly plants.
What to bring: Gardening gloves, a trowel, and a full water bottle to stay hydrated. There are no water fountains or bathrooms on-site. We will provide all other tools and supplies.
Parking: Parking is limited; please carpool. We will send out instructions to registrants on parking before the event.
Covid-19 Protocols: We recommend that participants comply with applicable public health COVID-19 safety guidelines.
Cancellations: For safety, we must cancel if it’s raining. Please check the weather before arriving. If you’re not sure, please call us or check our social media for cancellation announcements.
Donations: The suggested donation is $5 per person. By donating online or at our events, you can keep helping with restoration even after you leave! Free tours and restoration events are made possible by the efforts and donations of kindhearted people just like you.