"Trail and Habit Conservation Project"
This volunteer opportunity directly supports the Park Ranger Program in advancing both recreation and conservation objectives aligned with the Multiple Species Conservation Program.

Volunteers will work alongside ranger staff on seasonal trail and habitat maintenance efforts.

Ongoing maintenance of our trails and open space habitats enhances the resilience of sensitive plant and animal communities, allowing them to flourish within their native ecosystems. These efforts also ensure that our human communities can continue to enjoy access to green spaces—spaces that foster well-being, encourage deep breathing, and nurture a meaningful connection to the land and the natural world to which we all belong.

Date and Time
Third Sunday of the month, 9:00am-12:00pm (reoccurring monthly)

Location
Varies each month to address rotating priorities. Contact Ranger Melanie for details.

To register, please use link: Trail and Habit Conservation Project

Duties Include
- Trail trimming
- Erosion control
- Tread repair
- Removal of invasive species
- Litter removal
- Planting native vegetation

*Please note
- Wear sturdy, closed-toe shoes, work gloves and appropriate, comfortable clothes that you don’t mind getting ripped or dirty. 
- Bring drinking water, hat and sunscreen as the events are held outdoors.
- Check-in is required prior to starting your duty.
- All events are scheduled to take place outdoors and may be subject to cancellation in the event of rain, excessive heat, or other adverse weather conditions.

If you have more questions, please reach out to Ranger Melanie at MFontana@sandiego.gov