Best parking to access the Flyway Trail is at nearby Bedwell Bayfront Park.
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You can explore birds, baylands, and active restoration on a docent-led walk leading out to the Flyway Trail!
You'll discover wildlife from a 360 degree view at the Ravenswood Unit of the Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge.
It is planting season! All the work Save The Bay has done throughout the year collecting seed and growing and caring for our precious native plants has led to this moment of opportunity provided by the seasonal rains. You can join them in putting these plants in the ground at their newest site, at the South Bay Salt Pond Restoration Project's recently breached Pond R4, adjacent to Menlo Park's Bedwell Bayfront Park.
It is planting season! All the work Save The Bay has done throughout the year collecting seed and growing and caring for our precious native plants has led to this moment of opportunity provided by the seasonal rains. You can join them in putting these plants in the ground at their newest site, the Ravenswood All American Canal Levee, adjacent to Menlo Park's Bedwell Bayfront Park.
You can join Save The Bay at the Ravenswood Unit of Don Edwards National Wildlife Refuge, adjacent to Menlo Park's Bedwell Bayfront Park, to help pull up invasive plants and maintain their beautiful new native plant community planted last winter! Native plants are the backbone holding the habitat together at the upland transition zone slope (also called a horizontal levee) recently constructed by the South Bay Salt Pond Restoration Project at the All American Canal. Depending on the site needs of the day, volunteers may even be able to plant some new native plant sod!
It is planting season! All the work Save The Bay has done throughout the year collecting seed, growing and caring for their precious native plants has been leading to this moment of opportunity provided by the seasonal rains. They hope you will join them in putting these plants in the ground at the Ravenswood Unit of Don Edwards NWR, adjacent to Bedwell Bayfront Park, part of the South Bay Salt Pond Restoration Project.
It is planting season! All the work Save The Bay has done throughout the year collecting seed, growing and caring for their precious native plants has been leading to this moment of opportunity provided by the seasonal rains. They hope you will join them in putting these plants in the ground at the Ravenswood Unit of Don Edwards NWR, adjacent to Bedwell Bayfront Park, part of the South Bay Salt Pond Restoration Project.
It is planting season! All the work Save The Bay has done throughout the year collecting seed, growing and caring for their precious native plants has been leading to this moment of opportunity provided by the seasonal rains. They hope you will join them in putting these plants in the ground at the Ravenswood Unit of Don Edwards NWR, adjacent to Bedwell Bayfront Park, part of the South Bay Salt Pond Restoration Project.
Come join Save The Bay at Ravenswood and help protect marshes from invasive plants! Invasive species degrade habitat by crowding out the California native species that our landscapes and wildlife have adapted to live with. Save The Bay will be pulling invasive plant species to make way for the native plants that staff and volunteers put in the ground. This will transform the degraded habitat around the pond the South Bay Salt Pond Restoration Project recently breached into healthy salt marsh habitat, giving wildlife good homes and our communities nature-based sea level rise protection!
It is planting season! All the work Save The Bay has done throughout the year collecting seed, growing and caring for our precious native plants has been leading to this moment of opportunity provided by the seasonal rains. Save The Bay invites you to join them in putting these plants in the ground at the Ravenswood Unit of Don Edwards NWR, adjacent to Bedwell Bayfront Park.
It is planting season! All the work Save The Bay has done throughout the year collecting seed, growing and caring for precious native plants has been leading to this moment right as the seasonal rains approach. Restoration manager hope you will join in putting these plants in the ground at the Ravenswood Unit of Don Edwards National Wildlife Refuge, next to Menlo Park's Bedwell Bayfront Park. These plants will be helping us restore degraded salt pond into healthy salt marsh habitat, giving wildlife good homes and our communities natural sea level rise protection!
You can come join Save The Bay at the Restoration Project’s Ravenswood Ponds to help clear invasive plants and make room for native seedlings!
Native plants are the backbone holding the earth at the newly constructed All American Canal upland transition zone together. The invasive species we will be pulling threaten to crowd them out and deprive all of the species (including humans!) that benefit from healthy salt marshes.
Come join Save The Bay at their Ravenswood site to participate in California Invasive Species Action Week! Invasive species degrade habitat by crowding out the California native species that our landscapes and wildlife have adapted to live with. The crew will be pulling invasive plant species to make way for the native plants that Save The Bay staff and volunteers put in the ground earlier this year to support healthy salt marsh ecosystems. Please dress according to weather and bring water.
Come join Save The Bay at their Ravenswood site to help remo
Ravenswood (Menlo Park)
Our Nursery at the Ravenswood site needs some TLC. Come help us weed and do light maintenance work this Saturday.
https://savesfbay.org/event/our-newest-nursery-needs-your-help-ravenswood-menlo-park/