With its sweeping views, miles of trails, and ancient forests, Mt. Tam is a beloved local treasure. But the mountain also faces many challenges such as invasive weeds, forest diseases,
and the effects of climate change.
One Tam transcends boundaries to inspire deep connections to Mt. Tam and to mobilize the skills and resources of our five partners and the community to care for its long-term health.
Together, we are ensuring a vibrant and healthy future for Mt. Tam.
Join National Park Service and One Tam at Easkoot Creek at Stinson Beach, where we are removing invasive Cape Ivy to
During this event, we will teach you about the Wildlife Picture Index (WPI) and you will participate in the catalogi
Enjoy panoramic ocean views while we control invasive plants near Stinson along the Bolinas Lagoon.
Join us for a habitat restoration project in Samuel P. Taylor State Park!
Join Jake Kurzweil, One Tam’s lead researcher of springs on Mt.
Join Jake Kurzweil, One Tam’s lead researcher of springs on Mt.
Rove the ridge tops and remove woody invasive shrubs from one of the finest coastal prairies in the park along with s
Join Marin County Parks and One Tam for a leisurely walk along Bothin Marsh where we’ll discuss various species of w
