join us for Earth Day 2026 at Angel Island State Park to help build wildfire resilience by removing invasive species and dead and downed wood that contribute to fuel loads.
Volunteers will remove invasives such as pride of Madeira, broom, and forget-me-nots to support native plant recovery, split wood and move it to designated locations for use in historic programming, and remove Monterey pine seedlings that impact native species. These efforts support climate resilience by strengthening habitat health and reducing wildfire risk. Groups will work in selected areas of the park within walking distance (100 feet to 1 mile) of the ferry dock, allowing for different difficulty and ability levels. All ages are welcome (minors must be accompanied by an adult and bring a waiver signed by their guardian). Lunch will be provided by the Park Service team.
Angel Island is accessible by the Golden Gate Ferry from the San Francisco Ferry Building as well as the Angel Island Tiburon Ferry.
Please Do the Following to Register
2. Register with CA State Parks Under “Brown Alumni Group”