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- Saturday, January 25, 2020 — 9am-12:30pmSource: One Tam CalendarWhat can we do to help our parks adapt to climate change? Join us to learn about climate change impacts to the Bay Area and Mt. Tam, and for a hands-on project to improve important grassland habitat! We will be using hand tools to remove small trees and shrubs while enjoying views of the Bay and ocean. No experience is necessary. Water, snacks, gloves, and tools will be provided; please bring a water bottle, footwear appropriate for variable terrain, long pants, and long sleeves. Please note that we will walk about one mile to the restoration site.
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Upcoming One Tam Events
Partner events are listed separately below
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9:30am-2:30pmSource: One Tam Calendar
We’re planting natives and pulling French broom to restore creek side habitat and woodlands near Stinson Beach. Rushes, Sedges and Thimbleberry you planted last year are thriving!
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Source: One Tam CalendarMuir Woods marks the southern front in a battle for survival between two competing owl species. On this strenuous five-mile-dusk hike we will look and listen for the owls that call Muir Woods home.
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10am-2:30pmSource: One Tam Calendar
We’re weeding to maintain restored streamside Steelhead trout habitat. .Tour One Tam's joint Cape-ivy control work and see amazing native plantings at the new septic site. Meet at Stinson Beach.
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9am-12pmSource: One Tam Calendar
Become a trained Turtle Observer and you will monitor and record behavior of the native Western Pond Turtle on Mt Tamalpais.
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Source: One Tam CalendarJoin Marin Municipal Water District, One Tam and the California Academy of Sciences at Lake Lagunitas to investigate mushroom biodiversity in this mycoblitz.
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9:30am-2:30pmSource: One Tam Calendar
Broom Removal Blitz! Your help is needed as we continue to transform this five acre French broom invasion. Wonderful oak woodlands and patches of prairie grace this slope with Bolinas Lagoon and migratory bird views.
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9:30 am-12:30 pmSource: One Tam CalendarSpend a morning kayaking from Bayfront Park to Coyote Creek and learn about the history of Bothin Marsh and how Marin County Parks and One Tam are planning for sea level rise through the Evolving Shorelines Project.
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9:30am-2:30pmSource: One Tam Calendar
Broom Removal Blitz! Join us to pull broom with a vengeance today on this lovely ridge topped with exemplary coastal prairie and views on Mount Tam’s flank. Meet at Four Corners on Panoramic Hwy.
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1-3pmSource: One Tam CalendarJoin us for a habitat restoration project in Samuel P. Taylor State Park!
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10 am- 2 pmSource: One Tam CalendarJoin Marin County Parks Naturalist, Shannon Burke, and One Tam staff for a hike along Carson Ridge to Carson Falls. This hike begins with a slow climb up the Pine Mountain Fire Road through serpentine chaparral.
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10am-2:30pmSource: One Tam Calendar
One Tam joining us to improve riparian habitat along the Pacific flyway. We’ll remove Cape-ivy and pull broom as well in this lovely wetland and canyon north of Stinson Beach. Meet at McKennan Gulch pullout on hwy 1.
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1pm-3pmSource: One Tam CalendarJoin us for a habitat restoration project in Samuel P. Taylor State Park!
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Source: One Tam Calendar
We’ll rove above the gulch looking for broom, Helichrysum, and spurge to pull. Glorious vistas framed with panoramic ocean views Meet at Avenida Farallones.
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Source: One Tam Calendar
We’ll do some planting and weeding to maintain restored stream side Steelhead habitat. One Tam's joining for Cape-ivy control work and we'll see amazing native plantings at the new septic site. Meet at Stinson Beach.
Upcoming Partner Events
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Source: Marin County ParksMount Burdell Preserve. Meet at the gate on Simmons Ln in Novato.
Sunday, February 23, 2020, 10am – 2pm -
Source: Marin County ParksMeet at Stafford Lake Park in Novato (3549 Novato Blvd).
Sunday, February 23, 2020, 10am – 12pm -
Source: Mt Tamalpais State ParkSunday, February 23 at 9:30 AM from Rock Spring trailhead. "Expansiveness and Change" hike with docent Lizzy Silverstein. In this hike we will discuss qualities of water and our own transformations.
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Source: Marin County ParksMeet at the Chimney Rock trailhead in Point Reyes National Seashore.
Wednesday, February 26, 2020, 10am – 2pm -
Source: Mt Tamalpais State ParkSaturday, February 29th at 1 PM from Dias Ridge Trailhead.
"Freshwater and Extreme Weather" interpretive hike with park interpreter Rosanna Petralia. -
09:00 AM - 12:00 PMSource: Marin Municipal Water DistrictEvent date: February 29, 2020
Event Time: 09:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Location:
220 Nellen Avenue
Corte Madera, CA 94925
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Source: Mt Tamalpais State ParkSunday, March 1 at 9:30 from Redwood Creek trailhead. "Heather Farms and Coast views" Fitness hike with docent Karen Ulring.
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Source: Marin County ParksLucas Valley Preserve. Meet at the Big Rock trailhead in San Rafael.
Sunday, March 1, 2020, 9am – 2pm -
Source: Marin County ParksRing Mountain Preserve. Meet at the Intersection of Taylor Fire Road and Ring Mountain Fire Road
Sunday, March 1, 2020, 9 – 11am -
Source: Mt Tamalpais State ParkSaturday, March 7 at 9:30 AM from Bootjack Parking Lot trailhead. "Strength and Balance in Nature" Fitness hike with docent Maria de la Fuente. We all need strength and balance to live a good life.
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Source: Marin County ParksMeet at intersection of Alameda Del Prado and Curlew Way in Novato.
Saturday, March 7, 2020, 9am – 1pm -
Source: Marin County ParksRush Creek Preserve. Meet at the Pinheiro Fire Rd gate on Binford Rd in Novato.
Saturday, March 7, 2020, 9am – 12pm -
Source: Marin County ParksIndian Valley Preserve. Meet at the College of Marin Indian Valley Campus in Novato, parking lot 6 (1800 Ignacio Blvd).
Sunday, March 8, 2020, 10am – 2pm -
Source: Marin County ParksLoma Alta Preserve. Meet at the trailhead at the end of Glen Dr in Fairfax.
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Source: Mt Tamalpais State ParkSunday, March 8 at 9:30am from Coast View trailhead. "Meditation in Nature" Fitness hike with docent Rosalind Gottfried. This hike is for the hiker who loves walking as a way to appreciate nature.