Sign Up To Make A Difference At These Earth Day Events

CASTRO VALLEY, CA — The East Bay Regional Park District is inviting community members to celebrate Earth Day this Saturday, with a day of hands-on volunteer projects across multiple park locations.

Volunteers will have the opportunity to give back to nature through meaningful activities like shoreline cleanups, invasive plant removal, and habitat restoration. Projects will take place at several locations, including Martin Luther King Jr. Shoreline, Coyote Hills, Point Pinole, Hayward Shoreline, Point Isabel, Don Castro, and Crown Beach.

Some events allow walk-up volunteers, but others require pre-registration. Those interested can browse opportunities and sign up through the Park District’s 2025 Earth Day event page. Participants are encouraged to act quickly, as spaces for some projects may fill up.

“If you’re bringing a group of 10 or more, please register individually online first, then contact us directly so we can best support your group,” the Park District said in a statement. For group coordination, contact the volunteer office at (510) 544-2229 or email Volunteers@ebparks.org.

The Park District’s annual Earth Day celebration aims to foster environmental stewardship and community engagement across the East Bay’s treasured green spaces.