Calera Creek Park Habitat Restoration in Pacifica | Restore Native Vegetation & Safe Access

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Calero Creek Park in the Vallemar neighhorhood of Pacifica, CA is a natural oasis that was named after the nearby limestone deposits and historical Rockaway Quarry. The park provides a habitat for the California Red-legged Frog and the San Francisco Garter Snake. Your efforts to restore vegetation and remove non-native plant species will help this habitat thrive and provide safe access to the park for residents and visitors alike.

For more details, visit our website:
https://www.pacificbeachcoalition.org/calera-creek-park-habitat-restoration-pacifica-quaterly/

To sign up fill out this form:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeLZWEwYZPClELwl7KVgQpcPbc_XSjNFdXOfsy21Ie2Jb8maA/viewform

About the Habitate Restoration:
Time: 10am - 12pm

Where to Meet: Reina Del Mar Avenue near Hiawatha Avenue (north side of creek)

Parking: Street parking; please be mindful of residents in the neighborhood

Cleanup Areas: Volunteers will help remove non-native and invasive weeds as part of our longer term efforts to restore native vegetation around the creek and to maintain safe access for recreation.

Supplies: Volunteers should bring work/gardening gloves and wear long sleeves, pants, and sturdy shoes. Please bring your favorite hand gardening tools (shovels, rakes, etc.). Sun protection and water in a reusable bottle are also recommended.

Rain may cancel cleanup. If you’ve registered in advance with the Google Form, you’ll receive a cancellation notice. If you have not registered, check our website's calendar for the latest information.