A 20.6-acre park with pathways, boardwalks, a boat launch ramp and access to trails at the adjacent Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge, the San Francisco Bay Trail and the San Francisco Bay Area Water Trail. For more information about this Santa Clara County park, see the County's webpage for this park here.
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We will be tabling at this free event - you can find out more at https://parks.santaclaracounty.gov/day-bay-2025
The County of Santa Clara presents this festival along the South Bay shores of Alviso. The 2025 event will include a resource fair centered on environmental health, The day also features several family-friendly and recreation activities. Activities include:
You are invited to join Santa Clara County Parks Natural Resource Management team, in partnership with San Francisco Bay Bird Observatory, in their efforts to restore the coastal habitat of Alviso Marina County Park.
Volunteers will help with removing invasive plants, planting native plants, spreading mulch, and more! SFBBO and County Parks staff will teach volunteers about tidal marsh ecology and the natural history of the San Francisco Bay.
Volunteers will assist in the removal of invasive plants and the spreading of mulch in preparation for the planting of native plants.
You are invited to join Santa Clara County Parks Natural Resource Management team, in partnership with San Francisco Bay Bird Observatory, in their efforts to restore the coastal habitat of Alviso Marina County Park.
Volunteers will assist in the removal of invasive plants and the spreading of mulch in preparation for the planting of native plants.
Youth and families are encouraged to participate.
Please bring sturdy gloves, closed toe shoes (boots if possible), and your can-do attitudes!
Weeding Party: You are invited to join Santa Clara County Parks Natural Resource Management team, in partnership with San Francisco Bay Bird Observatory, in their efforts to restore the coastal habitat of Alviso Marina County Park.
Volunteers will assist in the removal of invasive plants and the spreading of mulch in preparation for the planting of native plants.
Please bring sturdy gloves, closed toe shoes (boots if possible), and your can-do attitudes! Youth and families are invited to participate.