Roy's Redwoods Planting - Volunteer Workday with Marin Co. Parks & OS District

Leaders: Aja Wylder, Marin County Parks Nursery Manager
Coordinator for CNPS Marin: Caroline Christman
Location: Roy’s Redwoods Preserve, San Geronimo Valley

Roy’s Redwoods has long been a favorite spot for a ramble through a shady redwood grove. However, lack of a formal trail system led to the forest understory being trampled and natural drainage processes being altered. Over the last few years, the Marin County Open Space District and One Tam worked together to complete a project to restore forest and floodplain. The project also created a series of trails that allows visitors of all abilities to experience the beauty of the redwoods. Join us in January to plant native redwood understory species and be part of this exciting restoration!
Learn more about Roy’s Redwoods Restoration.
Volunteers should wear sturdy, closed-toed shoes and clothing layers they don't mind getting dirty. Please bring sun protection, a water bottle, and layers, as it can be cold beneath the redwoods. Gloves and tools will be provided. No prior experience is required.
Heavy rain cancels; cancellations will be posted on Meetup.
Directions: Meet at the entrance to Roy’s Redwoods Preserve on Nicasio Valley Road. Parking is available along the road.

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Please:
· Sign the Waiver for Marin Chapter 2026, if you have not done so already.
· Practice clean trail etiquette. Pocket Guide – Every Step Counts and Cleanliness Tips for Hikers
· Sorry, no dogs on this trip.