Opportunities From: Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District

Join Midpen staff for a fun workday removing invasive French broom at Bear Creek Redwoods Open Space Preserve. Staff will provide training on plant identification, removal techniques, and information about why we want to remove this plant from our local landscape. This project is an excellent opportunity for first-time volunteers! 

Project difficulty:   MODERATE

All minors, under the age of 18, must have parental approval via signed Volunteer Agreement and Release and Waiver of Liability prior to the project day and be accompanied by a parent/adult for the duration of the volunteer project. Minor children may not be dropped off at a project.

Project Details, Requirements and Qualifications

Advance registration is required

First time Midpen volunteers – Step 01: Create an Account to submit required forms. Go to the Qualifications tab in the drop-down menu in your account dashboard to complete the Volunteer Agreement and Release and Waiver of Liability. Step 02: Return to the project webpage and click the green "Register" button in the upper right corner to register; be sure to scroll to the bottom and click "Submit Opportunity Response". Returning volunteers - Once you have created an account and completed all forms, reserve your spot for Land Steward projects by clicking the "Register" button.

Meeting Location

Please enter Bear Creek Redwoods Open Space Preserve on Alma College Rd. through gate BC12, approximately half mile south of Bear Creek Rd. on Rte. 17. There will be a "Yellow Volunteer Project" sign to indicate where to turn and where to park. Volunteers will park in a closed area of the preserve. For the exact meeting location, copy and paste this Google Plus Code into a new browser: 52H4+X3 Lexington Hills, California 95033. 

Please arrive on time as you will not be able to enter the parking area after 9:30 am. Due to the logistics of location all volunteers must be able to stay for the duration of the project.

What You Will Need

To get the most out of your day with us, please bring or wear the following:

Sturdy shoes (no sandals or open-toed shoes)Socks that cover your ankles Layered clothing: long pants, long-sleeved shirt, jacket, etc. Gear appropriate for that day’s weather (hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, rain gear, etc.) Snacks, lunch, refillable water bottle

Hazards and Safety

While working outdoors in natural areas, you may encounter the following:

Poison oak and other plants that cause dermatitis (skin rash or irritation) Uneven, steep ground with tripping hazards Unfavorable weather conditions (heat, wind, rain) Ticks Rattlesnakes Sharp tools and equipment

 

 

Join Midpen staff for a trail maintenance workday at Windy Hill Open Space Preserve on the Lost Trail. We will be constructing a drainage structure to relieve muddiness in the tread. This will include transporting and placing a large amount of rock. This is an opportunity to learn more about how we keep the trails accessible for users throughout the year. Staff will provide training on hand tool safety and guide volunteers in the tasks to create this structure. This project is an excellent opportunity for first-time volunteers!

Project difficulty: STRENUOUS (about 1.2 mi of hiking with tools)

This project will require shuttling and sharing a vehicle with staff and other volunteers. Please arrive on time and be available to stay for the entire project

Project Details, Requirements and Qualifications

Advance registration is required. First time Midpen volunteers – Step 1: Create an Account to submit required forms. Go to the Qualifications tab in the drop-down menu in your account dashboard to complete the Volunteer Agreement and Release and Waiver of Liability. Step 2: Return to the project webpage and click the green "Register" button in the upper right corner to register; be sure to scroll to the bottom and click "Submit Opportunity Response." Returning volunteers - If you have already created an account and completed all forms, reserve your spot for Land Steward projects by clicking the "Register" button. All minors under the age of 18 must provide parent/guardian approval (signed Volunteer Agreement and Release of Liability form) prior to the project day and be accompanied by a parent/adult for the duration of the volunteer project. Minor children may not be dropped off at a project.

Meeting Location

Please meet staff at the Picnic lot on Skyline Blvd/Hwy 35. For the exact meeting location, copy and paste this Google Plus Code into a new browser: 9Q63+P4 Portola Valley, California 94028

What You Will Need

To get the most out of your day with us, please bring or wear the following:

Sturdy shoes (no sandals or open-toed shoes) and long socks Layered clothing: long pants, long-sleeved shirt, jacket, etc. Gear appropriate for that day’s weather (hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, rain gear, etc.) Snacks, lunch, refillable water bottle(s)/bladder with 2 liters/quarts capacity A small pack with shoulder straps to hold the above items, as you'll need your hands available to carry tools

What Midpen provides:

Gloves and safety glasses (if you aren’t wearing sunglasses) Tools Water refills

Hazards and Safety

While working outdoors in natural areas, you may encounter the following:

Poison oak and other plants that cause dermatitis (skin rash or irritation) Uneven, steep ground with tripping hazards Unfavorable weather conditions (heat, wind, rain) Ticks Rattlesnakes Sharp tools and equipment

Join Midpen staff for a fun workday removing invasive slender false brome and French broom at La Honda Creek Open Space Preserve. Staff will provide training on plant identification, removal techniques, and information about why we want to remove this plant from our local landscape. This is an excellent opportunity for first time volunteers!

Project difficulty: MODERATE

This project requires shuttling. Please plan to be on site for the duration of the entire project.

Project Details, Requirements and Qualifications 

Advance registration is required. 

 

First time Midpen volunteers –Step 1:Create an Accountto submit required forms. Go to the Qualifications tab in the drop-down menu in youraccount dashboard to complete the Volunteer Agreement and Release and Waiver of Liability. Step 2: Return to the project webpage and click the green "Register" button in the upper right cornerandbe sure to scroll to the bottom and click "Submit Opportunity Response". 

 

Returning volunteers -Once you have created an account and completed all forms, reserve your spot for Land Steward projects by clicking the "Register" button. 

All minors under the age of 18 must provide parent/guardian approval (signed Volunteer Agreement and Release of Liability form) prior to the project day and be accompanied by a parent/adult for the duration of the volunteer project.Minor children may not be dropped off at a project.

Meeting Location 

Please meet staff at main lot at El Corte de Madera OSP. For the exact meeting location, copy and paste this Google Plus Code into a new browser: 'CP23+3M' La Honda, CA 94062

What You Will Need 

To get the most out of your day with us, please bring or wear the following: 

Sturdy shoes (no sandals or open-toed shoes) 

Layered clothing: long pants, long-sleeved shirt, jacket, etc. 

Gear appropriate for that day’s weather (hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, rain gear, etc.) 

Snacks, lunch, refillable water bottle 

 

What

Join Midpen staff for a fun workday of removing invasive French broom on the Meadow Trail in Coal Creek Open Space Preserve. Staff will provide training on plant identification, removal techniques, and education about why we want to remove teasel from our local landscape. This project is an excellent opportunity for first-time volunteers!

Project difficulty rating: MODERATE

Project Details, Requirements and Qualifications

Advance registration is required.

First time Midpen volunteers – Step 01: Create an Account to submit required forms. Go to the Qualifications tab in the drop-down menu in your account dashboard to complete the Volunteer Agreement and Release and Waiver of Liability. Step 02: Return to the project webpage and click the green "Register" button in the upper right corner to register; be sure to scroll to the bottom and click "Submit Opportunity Response".

Returning volunteers - Once you have created an account and completed all forms, reserve your spot for Land Steward projects by clicking the "Register" button.

All minors under the age of 18 must provide parent/guardian approval (signed Volunteer Agreement and Release of Liability form) prior to the project day and be accompanied by a parent/adult for the duration of the volunteer project. Minor children may not be dropped off at a project

Meeting Location

Please meet staff at the Russian Ridge parking lot at the intersection of Alpine Rd.& Skyline Blvd. We will walk to Pinky's from here. For the exact meeting location, copy and paste this Google Plus Code into a new browser: 8R86+5H Palo Alto, California 94062

What You Will Need

To get the most out of your day with us, please bring or wear the following:

Mask or face covering (required when shuttling) Sturdy shoes (no sandals or open-toed shoes) Layered clothing: long pants, long-sleeved shirt, jacket, etc. Gear appropriate for that day’s weather (hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, rain gear, etc.) Snacks, lunch, re-fillable water bottle

What Midpen Provides

Gloves and safety glassesToolsWater refills

Hazards and Safety

While working outdoors in natural areas, you may encounter the following:

Poison oak and other plants that cause dermatitis (skin rash or irritation) Uneven, steep ground with tripping hazards Unfavorable weather conditions (heat, wind, rain) Ticks Rattlesnakes Sharp tools and equipment

Join Midpen staff for a trail maintenance workday at Fremont Older Open Space Preserve on the northern section of the Seven Springs Loop Trail. We will be improving the trail surface (tread). This is an opportunity to learn more about how we keep the trails accessible for users throughout the year. Staff will provide training on hand tool safety and guide volunteers in performing typical maintenance activities. This project is an excellent opportunity for first-time volunteers!

Project difficulty: STRENUOUS (about 1.5 mi of hiking with tools)

This project will require shuttling and sharing a vehicle with staff and other volunteers. Please arrive on time and be available to stay for the entire project. The end time is extended to allow more time on the trail.

Project Details, Requirements and Qualifications

Advance registration is required. First time Midpen volunteers – Step 1: Create an Account to submit required forms. Go to the Qualifications tab in the drop-down menu in your account dashboard to complete the Volunteer Agreement and Release and Waiver of Liability. Step 2: Return to the project webpage and click the green "Register" button in the upper right corner to register; be sure to scroll to the bottom and click "Submit Opportunity Response." Returning volunteers - If you have already created an account and completed all forms, reserve your spot for Land Steward projects by clicking the "Register" button. All minors under the age of 18 must provide parent/guardian approval (signed Volunteer Agreement and Release of Liability form) prior to the project day and be accompanied by a parent/adult for the duration of the volunteer project. Minor children may not be dropped off at a project.

Meeting Location

Please meet staff at the parking lot at the end of Prospect Rd. If the lot fills, we'll direct you to an overflow location further up the road. For the exact meeting location, copy and paste this Google Plus Code into a new browser: 7WPV+9W Saratoga, California 95070

What You Will Need

To get the most out of your day with us, please bring or wear the following:

Sturdy shoes (no sandals or open-toed shoes) and long socks Layered clothing: long pants, long-sleeved shirt, jacket, etc. Gear appropriate for that day’s weather (hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, rain gear, etc.) Snacks, lunch, refillable water bottle(s)/bladder with 2 liters/quarts capacity A small pack with shoulder straps to hold the above items, as you'll need your hands available to carry tools

What Midpen provides:

Gloves and safety glasses (if you aren’t wearing sunglasses) Tools Water refills

Hazards and Safety

While working outdoors in natural areas, you may encounter the following:

Poison oak and other plants that cause dermatitis (skin rash or irritation) Uneven, steep ground with tripping hazards Unfavorable weather conditions (heat, wind, rain) Ticks Rattlesnakes Sharp tools and equipment

Join Midpen staff for a fun workday of removing invasive French broom in Teague Hill Open Space Preserve. Staff will provide training on plant identification, removal techniques, and education about why we want to remove French broom from our local landscape. This project is an excellent opportunity for first-time volunteers!

Project difficulty rating: MODERATE

Project Details, Requirements and Qualifications

Advance registration is required.

First time Midpen volunteers – Step 01: Create an Account to submit required forms. Go to the Qualifications tab in the drop-down menu in your account dashboard to complete the Volunteer Agreement and Release and Waiver of Liability. Step 02: Return to the project webpage and click the green "Register" button in the upper right corner to register; be sure to scroll to the bottom and click "Submit Opportunity Response".

Returning volunteers - Once you have created an account and completed all forms, reserve your spot for Land Steward projects by clicking the "Register" button.

All minors under the age of 18 must provide parent/guardian approval (signed Volunteer Agreement and Release of Liability form) prior to the project day and be accompanied by a parent/adult for the duration of the volunteer project. Minor children may not be dropped off at a project

Meeting Location

Please meet staff at gate TH01 on Summit Springs Road. For the exact meeting location, copy and paste this Google Plus Code  in to a new browser: CPF9+X6 Woodside, California 94062

What You Will Need

To get the most out of your day with us, please bring or wear the following:

Mask or face covering (required when shuttling) Sturdy shoes (no sandals or open-toed shoes) Layered clothing: long pants, long-sleeved shirt, jacket, etc. Gear appropriate for that day’s weather (hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, rain gear, etc.) Snacks, lunch, re-fillable water bottle

What Midpen Provides

Gloves and safety glassesToolsWater refills

Hazards and Safety

While working outdoors in natural areas, you may encounter the following:

Poison oak and other plants that cause dermatitis (skin rash or irritation) Uneven, steep ground with tripping hazards Unfavorable weather conditions (heat, wind, rain) Ticks Rattlesnakes Sharp tools and equipment

 

Join Midpen staff for a fun workday removing invasive French broom at Cathedral Oaks, a closed area of Sierra Azul Open Space Preserve. Staff will provide training on plant identification, removal techniques, and information about why we want to remove this plant from our local landscape. This project is an excellent opportunity for first-time volunteers!  

All minors, under the age of 18, must provide parent/guardian approval (signed Volunteer Agreement and Release of Liability form) prior to the project day and be accompanied by a parent/adult for the duration of any volunteer project. Minor children may not be dropped off at a project.

Project difficulty rating:  MODERATE

Project Details, Requirements and Qualifications

Advance registration is required.  First time Midpen volunteers – Step 01: Create an Account to submit required forms. Go to the Qualifications tab in the drop-down menu in your account dashboard to complete the Volunteer Agreement and Release and Waiver of Liability. Step 02: Return to the project webpage and click the green "Register" button in the upper right corner to register; be sure to scroll to the bottom and click "Submit Opportunity Response".  Returning volunteers -Once you have created an account and completed all forms, reserve your spot for Land Steward projects by clicking the "Register" button.   

Meeting Location 

Please meet staff at Gate SA19, 19750 Alma Bridge Rd. For the exact meeting location, copy and paste this Google Plus Code into a new browser: 52F8+PJ Los Gatos, California 95033  

What You Will Need 

To get the most out of your day with us, please bring or wear the following: 

Sturdy shoes (no sandals or open-toed shoes)
Socks that cover your ankles Layered clothing: long pants, long-sleeved shirt, jacket, etc.  Gear appropriate for that day’s weather (hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, rain gear, etc.)  Snacks, lunch, refillable water bottle 

Hazards and Safety 

While working outdoors in natural areas, you may encounter the following: 

Poison oak and other plants that cause dermatitis (skin rash or irritation)  Uneven, steep ground with tripping hazards  Unfavorable weather conditions (heat, wind, rain)  Ticks  Rattlesnakes  Sharp tools and equipment 

Join Midpen staff for a fun workday removing invasive French broom at La Honda Creek Open Space Preserve. Staff will provide training on plant identification, removal techniques, and information about why we want to remove this species from our local landscape. This project is an excellent opportunity for first-time volunteers! 

Project difficulty rating: MODERATE

Project Details, Requirements and Qualifications

Advance registration is required.

First time Midpen volunteers – Step 01: Create an Account to submit required forms. Go to the Qualifications tab in the drop-down menu in your account dashboard to complete the Volunteer Agreement and Release and Waiver of Liability. Step 02: Return to the project webpage and click the green "Register" button in the upper right corner to register; be sure to scroll to the bottom and click "Submit Opportunity Response".

Returning volunteers - Once you have created an account and completed all forms, reserve your spot for Land Steward projects by clicking the "Register" button.

All minors under the age of 18 must provide parent/guardian approval (signed Volunteer Agreement and Release of Liability form) prior to the project day and be accompanied by a parent/adult for the duration of the volunteer project. Minor children may not be dropped off at a project

Meeting Location

Please meet staff at gate LH07 at La Honda Creek Open Space Preserve. For the exact meeting location, copy and paste this Google Plus Code in to a new browser: 8PVH+V24, La Honda Creek California 94062

What You Will Need

To get the most out of your day with us, please bring or wear the following:

Mask or face covering (required when shuttling) Sturdy shoes (no sandals or open-toed shoes) Layered clothing: long pants, long-sleeved shirt, jacket, etc. Gear appropriate for that day’s weather (hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, rain gear, etc.) Snacks, lunch, re-fillable water bottle

What Midpen Provides

Gloves and safety glassesToolsWater refills

Hazards and Safety

While working outdoors in natural areas, you may encounter the following:

Poison oak and other plants that cause dermatitis (skin rash or irritation) Uneven, steep ground with tripping hazards Unfavorable weather conditions (heat, wind, rain) Ticks Rattlesnakes Sharp tools and equipment

This is only an announcement page. Ignore the "Spots Remaining" here. Start registration by visiting the Ridge Trail's event page. After registering there, watch for a confirmation email with links to Midpen and Trail Center registrations that you must also complete. Do not use the Waitlist button on this page. 

The Ridge Trail is partnering with Midpen and the Trail Center for a fun day of trail work at Windy Hill Open Space Preserve. Activities will include improving the tread and drainage along the Lost Trail, where you'll have wonderful vistas as you work! The Ridge Trail Council is generously providing burritos from Chipotle for lunch.

This is an opportunity to learn more about how we keep the trails accessible for users throughout the year. Staff will provide training on hand tool safety and guide volunteers in performing typical maintenance activities. This project is an excellent opportunity for first-time volunteers!

Project difficulty: MODERATE (1.6 mi hiking with tools)

Join Midpen staff for a fun workday removing invasive French broom at Hicks Creek Ranch, a closed area of Sierra Azul Open Space Preserve. Staff will provide training on plant identification, removal techniques, and information about why we want to remove this plant from our local landscape. This project is an excellent opportunity for first-time volunteers!  

All minors under the age of 18 must provide parent/guardian approval (signed Volunteer Agreement and Release of Liability form) prior to the project day or be accompanied by a parent/adult for the duration of the volunteer project. Minor children may not be dropped off at a project. 

Project difficulty:  MODERATE  

Project Details, Requirements and Qualifications 

Advance registration is required.  First time Midpen volunteers – Step 01: Create an Account to submit required forms. Go to the Qualifications tab in the drop-down menu in your account dashboard to complete the Volunteer Agreement and Release and Waiver of Liability. Step 02: Return to the project webpage and click the green "Register" button in the upper right corner to register; be sure to scroll to the bottom and click "Submit Opportunity Response".  Returning volunteers -Once you have created an account and completed all forms, reserve your spot for Land Steward projects by clicking the "Register" button.   

Meeting Location 

Please meet staff at 18711 Reynolds Rd. (gate SA05) at 9:30 am.

What You Will Need 

To get the most out of your day with us, please bring or wear the following: 

Sturdy shoes (no sandals or open-toed shoes)
Socks that cover your ankles Layered clothing: long pants, long-sleeved shirt, jacket, etc.
Gear appropriate for that day’s weather (hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, rain gear, etc.)
Snacks, lunch, refillable water bottle 

Hazards and Safety 

While working outdoors in natural areas, you may encounter the following: 

Poison oak and other plants that cause dermatitis (skin rash or irritation)  Uneven, steep ground with tripping hazards  Unfavorable weather conditions (heat, wind, rain)  Ticks  RattlesnakesSharp tools and equipment  

 

Join Midpen staff for a trail maintenance workday at Fremont Older Open Space Preserve on a section of the Seven Springs Loop Trail. We will be improving the trail surface (tread). This is an opportunity to learn more about how we keep the trails accessible for users throughout the year. Staff will provide training on hand tool safety and guide volunteers in performing typical maintenance activities. This project is an excellent opportunity for first-time volunteers!

Project difficulty: STRENUOUS (about 1.5 mi of hiking with tools)

This project will require shuttling and sharing a vehicle with staff and other volunteers. Please arrive on time and be available to stay for the entire project. The end time is extended to allow more time on the trail.

Project Details, Requirements and Qualifications

Advance registration is required. First time Midpen volunteers – Step 1: Create an Account to submit required forms. Go to the Qualifications tab in the drop-down menu in your account dashboard to complete the Volunteer Agreement and Release and Waiver of Liability. Step 2: Return to the project webpage and click the green "Register" button in the upper right corner to register; be sure to scroll to the bottom and click "Submit Opportunity Response." Returning volunteers - If you have already created an account and completed all forms, reserve your spot for Land Steward projects by clicking the "Register" button. All minors under the age of 18 must provide parent/guardian approval (signed Volunteer Agreement and Release of Liability form) prior to the project day and be accompanied by a parent/adult for the duration of the volunteer project. Minor children may not be dropped off at a project.

Meeting Location

Please meet staff at the parking lot at the end of Prospect Rd. If the lot fills, we'll direct you to an overflow location further up the road. For the exact meeting location, copy and paste this Google Plus Code into a new browser: 7WPV+9W Saratoga, California 95070

What You Will Need

To get the most out of your day with us, please bring or wear the following:

Sturdy shoes (no sandals or open-toed shoes) and long socks Layered clothing: long pants, long-sleeved shirt, jacket, etc. Gear appropriate for that day’s weather (hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, rain gear, etc.) Snacks, lunch, refillable water bottle(s)/bladder with 2 liters/quarts capacity A small pack with shoulder straps to hold the above items, as you'll need your hands available to carry tools

What Midpen provides:

Gloves and safety glasses (if you aren’t wearing sunglasses) Tools Water refills

Hazards and Safety

While working outdoors in natural areas, you may encounter the following:

Poison oak and other plants that cause dermatitis (skin rash or irritation) Uneven, steep ground with tripping hazards Unfavorable weather conditions (heat, wind, rain) Ticks Rattlesnakes Sharp tools and equipment

Join Midpen staff for a trail maintenance workday at Monte Bello Open Space Preserve on the Stevens Creek Nature Trail. We will be improving the trail surface and repairing water damage. This is an opportunity to learn more about how we keep the trails accessible for users throughout the year. Staff will provide training on hand tool safety and guide volunteers in performing typical maintenance activities. Stick around for some treats and surprises afterwards! This project is an excellent opportunity for first-time volunteers.

Project difficulty: MODERATE (about 1 mi of hiking with tools)

Project Details, Requirements and Qualifications Advance registration is required. First time Midpen volunteers – Step 1: Create an Account to submit required forms. Go to the Qualifications tab in the drop-down menu in your account dashboard to complete the Volunteer Agreement and Release and Waiver of Liability. Step 2: Return to the project webpage and click the green "Register" button in the upper right corner to register; be sure to scroll to the bottom and click "Submit Opportunity Response." Returning volunteers - If you have already created an account and completed all forms, reserve your spot for Land Steward projects by clicking the "Register" button. All minors under the age of 18 must provide parent/guardian approval (signed Volunteer Agreement and Release of Liability form) prior to the project day and be accompanied by a parent/adult for the duration of the volunteer project. Minor children may not be dropped off at a project.

Meeting Location

Please meet staff at the main Monte Bello preserve parking lot on Page Mill Road. For the exact meeting location, copy and paste this Google Plus Code into a new browser: 8RGC+8H Los Altos, California 94028

What You Will Need

To get the most out of your day with us, please bring or wear the following:

Sturdy shoes (no sandals or open-toed shoes) Layered clothing: long pants, long-sleeved shirt, jacket, etc. Gear appropriate for that day’s weather (hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, rain gear, etc.) Snacks, lunch, refillable water bottle A small pack with shoulder straps to hold the above items, as you'll need your hands available to carry tools

What Midpen provides:

Gloves and safety glasses (if you aren’t wearing sunglasses) Tools Water refills

Hazards and Safety

While working outdoors in natural areas, you may encounter the following:

Poison oak and other plants that cause dermatitis (skin rash or irritation) Uneven, steep ground with tripping hazards Unfavorable weather conditions (heat, wind, rain) Ticks Rattlesnakes Sharp tools and equipment

Work off some of those holiday calories and join Midpen staff for a fun workday removing invasive French broom at Bear Creek Redwoods Open Space Preserve. Staff will provide training on plant identification, removal techniques, and information about why we want to remove French broom from our local landscape. This project is an excellent opportunity for first-time volunteers! 

All minors, under the age of 18, must have parental approval via signed Volunteer Agreement and Release and Waiver of Liability prior to the project day and be accompanied by a parent/adult for the duration of the volunteer project. Minor children may not be dropped off at a project.

Project difficulty rating: MODERATE

Project Details, Requirements and Qualifications

Advance registration is required

First time Midpen volunteers – Step 01: Create an Account to submit required forms. Go to the Qualifications tab in the drop-down menu in your account dashboard to complete the Volunteer Agreement and Release and Waiver of Liability. Step 02: Return to the project webpage and click the green "Respond" button in the upper right corner to register; be sure to scroll to the bottom and click "Submit Opportunity Response". Returning volunteers - Once you have created an account and completed all forms, reserve your spot for Land Steward projects by clicking the "Respond" button.

Meeting Location

Please meet staff at gate BC01 approximately half a mile west of Rte. 17 on Bear Creek Rd.  For the exact meeting location, copy and paste this Google Plus Code into a new browser: 52P3+RH Lexington Hills, California 95033.

What You Will Need

To get the most out of your day with us, please bring or wear the following

Sturdy shoes (no sandals or open-toed shoes)Socks that cover your ankles Layered clothing: long pants, long-sleeved shirt, jacket, etc. Gear appropriate for that day’s weather (hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, rain gear, etc.) Snacks, lunch, re-fillable water bottle

Hazards and Safety

While working outdoors in natural areas, you may encounter the following:

Poison oak and other plants that cause dermatitis (skin rash or irritation) Uneven, steep ground with tripping hazards Unfavorable weather conditions (heat, wind, rain) Ticks Rattlesnakes Sharp tools and equipment