Stewardship Opportunities
For all stewardship work: All fitness levels are welcome. Please bring a face mask and observe social distancing for those who are not already double vaccinated. Wear long sleeves, long pants, work gloves and sturdy shoes with good tread or boots and bring a bottle of water. We will supply tools and gloves, as needed, but feel free to bring your own.
For a general description of volunteer opportunities, click here.
Or take a look at the schedule below for more great stewardship events!
Visit this 13-acre park and join the Garber Park Stewards every first and third Saturday of the month to create a more native, traversable, and fire safe park!
Meet at the Fire Place Plaza, just below Evergreen Lane.
Questions? Contact Wyllie at gpstewards@gmail.com.
Join us at Signpost 29 for a day of restoration (1.5 miles up Claremont from the intersection of Ashby/Tunnel Rd.) every fourth Saturday of the month as we work to restore and maintain pathways, remove invasive broom and collect litter.
Questions? Contact us at info@claremontcanyon.org.
Stewardship Events
Join the Garber Park Stewards for a fun day of restoration! Visit this 13-acre park and volunteer from 9am-12pm (mostly) every first and third Saturday of the month to help create a more native, traversable, and fire safe park! The stewards will work towards clearing more sections of the trails, removing more invasive and non-native plants, and work to lower fire fuels in the park!
Join the Garber Park Stewards for a fun day of restoration! Visit this 13-acre park and volunteer from 9am-12pm (mostly) every first and third Saturday of the month to help create a more native, traversable, and fire safe park! The stewards will work towards clearing more sections of the trails, removing more invasive and non-native plants, and work to lower fire fuels in the park!
Join us at Signpost 29 for a day of restoration every fourth Saturday of the month as we work to restore and maintain pathways, remove invasive broom, and collect litter. We will be using weed-wrenches to pull broom from the upper canyon!
This video by Marilyn Goldhaber features one of our earliest nature walks. If you would like to help our nature walk committee organize such nature walks, please email us at info@claremontcanyon.org.