Help grow a wide array of plants native to San Bruno Mountain and participate in the operation and maintenance of the Mission Blue Nursery! the plants are used for habitat restoration projects on the mountain, school gardens, community gardens, and home gardens. Sign up online for pot-ups, weeding, watering, and more.

Join a Friends of Edgewood docent for a hike up the Sylvan Trail to enjoy early blooming wildflowers. Tickets required for all participants.

"Keep It A Secret" is a surf story that bring us back to the early 1970s where the world-class waves of Ireland were uncharted waters for the international surfing community. Tickets on sale in advance for $20 or at the door for $25. 6:00pm and 8:30pm showings available. Q&A with special Irish guests, and also featuring local surf videos, Mavericks and more!

Sam McDonald Park was named after Sam (Emanuel) McDonald, descendent of enslaved persons. From 1917 until his death in 1957, he acquired more than 400 acres which he bequeathed for public use. The hike will lead to his former home, a two room cabin, which still stands today. Approximately 4-mile hike on a trail with strenuous inclines and declines. Learn about Sam McDonald, the legacy of African American land conservation and his history at Stanford University. Celebrate Black History Month at Sam McDonald Park!

Montara State Beach is a wide, mile-long beach just north of Montara along the San Mateo County Coast. Behind the beach are stunning sculpted sandstone cliffs making this a very photogenic spot. Montara State Beach is part of the Montara State Marine Reserve. Like underwater parks, these marine protected areas help conserve ocean wildlife and marine ecosystems. Volunteers will clean the beach, the bluffs, the parking lots, and both sides of the road from La Costanera restaurant to the north parking lot. Please register in advance.

Join a Friends of Edgewood docent for a family friendly hike to enjoy early blooming wildflowers. Tickets required for all participants.

Help grow a wide array of plants native to San Bruno Mountain and participate in the operation and maintenance of the Mission Blue Nursery! The plants are used for habitat restoration projects on the mountain, school gardens, community gardens, and home gardens. Sign up online for pot-ups, weeding, watering, and more.

Join a Friends of Edgewood docent for a hike up the Sylvan Trail to enjoy early blooming wildflowers. Tickets required for all participants.

On Sat, Feb 18th at 3 pm, join J.R. Blair, retired lecturer from SFSU, at the Visitor Center for his “Antarctica Travelogue.” From the comfort of your chair, you will travel to the southern tip of South America, the Falkland Islands, and Antarctica to see and visit many of the places from which J.R. Blair has recently returned. With excellent photographs and videos, the birds and sea mammals of the southern hemisphere will be highlighted.

Help grow a wide array of plants native to San Bruno Mountain and participate in the operation and maintenance of the Mission Blue Nursery! The plants are used for habitat restoration projects on the mountain, school gardens, community gardens, and home gardens. Sign up online for pot-ups, weeding, watering, and more.

Surfer's Beach starts at the South Jetty of Pillar Point Harbor across from Highway 1 in Half Moon Bay near El Granada. This beach under the right conditions creates a nice surf break as it rolls in along the jetty which is becoming a very popular surfing location. The cleanup will be on the beach and the rocks when there is a low tide. During high tide, the focus will be on cleaning up the trail and the bluff all the way to Miramar (if desired). Meet on the Coastal Trail by Pillar Point RV Park. Please register in advance.

The coastal sand dunes along Linda Mar Beach are among the most dynamic and fragile natural formations relying on a commitment to protecting and preserving them. Restoring this landscape involves removing non-native invasive plants and weeds (i.e., ice plant, mustard and ox tongue) to make way for planting coastal native plants (i.e., beach sage, seaside daisy and strawberry) to maintain, increase and sustain biodiversity. Meet at the Crespi Community Center parking lot. You many also join in on the event after 10am by crossing Highway 1 at the stoplight, and heading north on the coastal trail bike path to join the team. Please register in advance.

Help grow a wide array of plants native to San Bruno Mountain and participate in the operation and maintenance of the Mission Blue Nursery! The plants are used for habitat restoration projects on the mountain, school gardens, community gardens, and home gardens. Sign up online for pot-ups, weeding, watering, and more.

San Pedro Creek is a perennial stream in the City of Pacifica and San Mateo County, California whose tributaries originate on Montara Mountain and Sweeney Ridge in the Santa Cruz Mountains. The main stem of the creek flows 2.5 miles through the Linda Mar neighborhood to the Pacific Ocean at Linda Mar Beach. The creek supports a steelhead population and various other riparian species. Meet at the end of San Pedro Terrace Rd by the trail head - 751 San Pedro Terrace Rd, Pacifica. Advance registration is required.