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Meetings and Events

Upcoming Meetings

The Restoration Project welcomes dialogue with stakeholders, local government, researchers, and the public through periodic meetings or policy-focused tours.

We currently have no meetings planned.

Here are our past meetings.


Upcoming Events

Events for the public include free guided tours, classes, or volunteer opportunities to help grow plants, restore habitat, clean up wetlands, or help scientists and wildlife.

Here are our past events.

Planters at work. Credit: Deb Kramer

Planting for Pollinators in the Marsh

  • Sun, 05/22/2022, 9:00am – 12:00pm
Help restore our Bay and get some much needed fresh air at the Refuge!



Come out to the Don Edwards National Wildlife Refuge for a few hours to restore part of the Bay at this Keep Coyote Creek Beautiful/San Francisco Bay Bird Observatory volunteer work party. While you are removing invasive vegetation, planting new plants, or laying down mulch, you'll get to enjoy the fresh air of the Bay, see… Read More
Alviso

The South Bay Salt Pond Restoration Project

The largest tidal wetland restoration project on the West Coast.
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