Invasive Plant Pull at Ravenswood!
Come join us at the Ravenswood Unit of Don Edwards NWR, adjacent to Bedwell Bayfront Park, to help pull up invasive plants and maintain our beautiful new native plants just […]
Make a Difference
Dig in along the shoreline at a restoration program, or join us for our annual Bay Day celebration. Discover how you can get involved.
Every year, Save The Bay grows and plants around 35,000 to 100,000 native plants. But this is only possible, thanks to volunteers like you! Join us for a day along the shoreline at one of our restoration sites around San Francisco Bay and help our wetlands grow.
All restoration volunteer programs include:
- At least one Project Leader from the Habitat Restoration Team, certified in Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED
- Introduction to Save The Bay and San Francisco Bay history and ecology
- Gloves, tools, and all necessary equipment
- Restoration project direction and tool safety instruction
- Sunscreen and water
Youth under 18 need to be signed in by their parent/guardian. Youth under 13 need to be signed in and accompanied by their parent/guardian.
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QTPOC Native Plant Nursery Event (Oakland)
This volunteer program is an affinity space for folks that identify as Queer/ Trans and Black, Indigenous or People of Color and is led by staff that identify as QTPOC. […]
Earth Day Cleanup at the MLK Shoreline
Earth Day approaches! Save The Bay will be hosting a cleanup at Damon Slough, a heavily impacted estuary at the end of the Lion Creek and Arroyo Viejo Creek watersheds. […]
Climate Conversations: Rising Seas, Resilient Communities
Manny's 3092 16th St, San Francisco, CAMore than one million people live within a mile of the San Francisco Bay shoreline, and preparing for the future requires bold, coordinated action. Be part of the conversation and […]
Native Plant Nursery Event (Palo Alto)
Save The Bay is a Bay Area environmental non-profit working to protect and restore the San Francisco Bay for people and wildlife. One of the ways we strive to meet […]
BIPOC Native Plant Nursery Event (Oakland)
This volunteer program is an affinity space for folks that identify as BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and/or People of Color) and is led by staff that identify as BIPOC. Save The […]
Invasive Plant Pull at Eden Landing (Hayward)
Come join us at Eden Landing Ecological Reserve to help restore former industrial salt ponds into healthy salt marsh habitat! This vision includes turning vulnerable fields of invasive mustard and […]
Habitat Restoration at the Palo Alto Baylands
Come join us at the Palo Alto Baylands to help us clear invasive plants to make room for natives. Native plants are the backbone holding the earth at the Palo […]
Queer Native Plant Nursery Event (Oakland)
This volunteer program is an affinity space for folks that identify as LGBTQ+ and is led by staff that identify as Queer. Our Native Plant Nursery at the Martin Luther […]
Weed Pull at Eden Landing!
Come join us at Eden Landing Ecological Reserve to help restore former industrial salt ponds into healthy salt marsh habitat! This vision includes turning vulnerable fields of invasive mustard and […]
Native Plant Nursery Event (Oakland)
Save The Bay's Native Plant Nursery at the Martin Luther King Regional Shoreline grows up to 20,000 plants per year that will eventually be planted out to one of our […]
Habitat Restoration at Eden Landing (Hayward)
Come join us at Eden Landing Ecological Reserve to help restore former industrial salt ponds into healthy salt marsh habitat! This vision includes turning vulnerable fields of invasive mustard and […]
You Make our Work Possible
Give today and support vital restoration efforts, climate advocacy, and community engagement programs. Make a lasting impact and further our mission to protect and restore our region.
There are many ways you can make a gift to support a resilient Bay Area. You can give via Donor Advised Funds, stock, matching workplace gifts, or IRAs, all of which can be more tax-smart than giving cash. Learn about all of your giving options by visiting our Ways to Give page.
