Join the Museum for a very special community gardening day, as we team up with the Santa Cruz County Chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology!
Dig in and flex your green thumb as we tackle invasive species in Pilkington Creek and plant native species in the Museum’s Garden Learning Center. Learn from horticultural experts about local ecology, native plants and pollinators, plus sustainable gardening practices.
It’s time to volunteer and get your hands dirty!
📆 Saturday, May 17th
⏱️ 10 a.m. – noon
📍 Santa Cruz Museum of Natural History
1305 East Cliff DR, Santa Cruz, CA 95062
For questions, email volunteer@santacruzmuseum.org
What to Expect
- This project requires support from volunteers with general landscaping, occasional watering, weeding, and replanting.
- Please let us know if you need special accommodations in your RSVP email.
- This program happens rain or shine, but will be canceled in cases of unusually muddy conditions or inclement weather.
- All ages are welcome; children under 14 require adult supervision. Volunteers under 18 require a signed parent/guardian waiver.
- Please follow the latest guidelines for safety at the time of the program.
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