SERVICE PROJECT: Roll Up Your Sleeves for the Bay
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24 Oct. 2026 |
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 San Francisco
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Join fellow Rotarians, SFSU Climate HQ, and Save The Bay for a morning of hands-on habitat restoration at Ravenswood Nursery in Menlo Park. We'll help take down and prep native plants for out-planting at their new site — and maybe tackle some invasive species along the shoreline while we're at it.
We're excited to be joined by our colleagues from the Rotary Club of Menlo Park for this one too — a great chance to team up across clubs for a shared cause.
No experience needed; all tools and rain gear provided. Just bring your energy and a love for the Bay. It's a great chance to connect with fellow Club members, get outside, and make a real, tangible difference for our shoreline and the communities who depend on it.
Parking and Restrooms
Parking is available for free. Restrooms are nearby.
Accessibility: People of all ages and abilities can enjoy this park. Some park trails are suitable for wheelchairs.
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To learn more about RCAT and/or SFSU Climate HQ: please reach out to Kai Burrus. Also, explore these sites:
To learn more about Save the Bay:
- Join one of their quarterly Climate Conversations. These webinars feature top climate leaders from across the Bay Area exploring regional climate challenges and the real-world solutions we need for a more resilient community.
- Subscribe to their quarterly newsletter, By The Bay
- Follow them on social channels: Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, YouTube
