This project has been a decade in the making, in collaboration with our local Chumash tribal partners. You’ll be among the few who get to explore this beautiful, hidden gem while helping preserve it. Join us in this vital effort to protect and nurture our precious coastal habitat.

This is a fantastic opportunity to learn about the complexities of ecological restoration, preservation techniques, and the importance of revitalizing native ecosystems.

Your participation is crucial. Be a part of something extraordinary—sign up today!

Revegetation Efforts

Our team has already conducted successful direct seedings and planting, with a diverse range of species beginning to flourish. However, there's more work to be done! It's a fantastic opportunity to learn about the complexities of ecological restoration, preservation techniques, and the importance of revitalizing native ecosystems in urbanized communities.

Get Involved

This event will also give you the chance to observe native species returning to the meadow, as they find a revitalized habitat to call home. Join fellow environment enthusiasts and volunteers in what promises to be a rewarding and educational experience.

When you volunteer with us, please remember:

• Wear long, sturdy pants for comfort and safety

• Wear a long-sleeve shirt for protection

• Bring sunscreen and a sunhat

• Wear hiking shoes or boots for safety. No flip-flops or sandals allowed

• Bring plenty of water and snacks for the day

• Make sure to sign all required waivers before arrival

Have Photos From Your Volunteer Day?

• Tag @channelislandsrestoration on Instagram.

• Or send your photos to volunteer@cirweb.org for a feature.