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Fast-moving water in a narrow creek-bed in the redwood forest.

Wildfire Prevention

Fern Ravine

Pallid manzanita leaves and flowers in bloom.

Biodiversity

Chabot Space and Science Center

Volunteers removing invasive vegetation in front of a brightly painted and mosaic mural at Jingletown Garden.

Urban Greening

Jingletown Native Plant Garden

Sausal Creek with rocks and tree trunks. A small cascade of water runs over a rock into a reflective pool.

Flood Control

Dimond Canyon

Monarch caterpillar on narrow-leaf milkweed.

Habitat Support

Bridgeview Pollinator Garden

Footpath with fencing along Fern Ravine Creek in a redwood forest.

Restoration builds resilience.

Healthy ecosystems are better able to serve our communities, host wildlife, and respond and adapt to climate-related disasters.

WE DO RESTORATION WORK IN 26 GREEN SPACES ALONG SAUSAL CREEK.

FIND OUR PROJECT SITES BELOW:

volunteer at a project site

Water quality monitoring and wildlife surveys allow us to track the health of the watershed and respond to ecosystem changes.