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.
The springs of Mt.
Join our county’s premier volunteer event focused on the marine environment and its watersheds.
Rove the ridge tops and remove woody invasive shrubs from one of the finest coastal prairies in the park along with s
Author Brendan Wenzel will be reading A Stone Sat Still at the Mill Valley Library.
Author Brendan Wenzel will be reading A Stone Sat Still at the Marin City Library.
Author Brendan Wenzel will be reading A Stone Sat Still at Bothin Marsh.
Join Parks Conservancy Photographer Paul Myers for our annual photography walk focusing on introductory skills to ca
Did you know that some grasslands on Mt. Tam are shrinking? Join our efforts to maintain these important areas!
One Tam partners, Marin County Parks and the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy, are about to embark on developi
Come join this community-based effort to install a diversity of native plants and improve animal habitat at a site o
Muir Woods marks the southern front in a battle for survival between two competing owl species.
Marin County Parks Ranger Greg Reza will be leading participants through an interactive StoryWalk reading of A Stone
Alpine Dam celebrates its 100th birthday this summer!
Come join this community-based effort to install a diversity of native plants and improve animal habitat at a site o
Join us for a leisurely walk along Bothin Marsh where we’ll discuss various species of winter waterfowl in their co
Join MMWD Fisheries biologist and conservation staff to learn about the amazing life cycle of our coho salmon, and a
