Help restore Sue-meg State Park!

Help restore Sue-meg State Park!

Help restore the Sitka spruce and coastal scrub habitats by removing invasive non-native plants such as English ivy.

By Redwood Parks Conservancy

Select date and time

Saturday, May 10 · 9am - 12pm PDT

Location

Sue-Meg State Park

4150 Patricks Point Dr. Trinidad, CA 95570

About this event

Help Restore Sue-meg State Park!

Come join us at Sue-Meg State Park for a day of giving back to nature! These Volunteer events will involve planting trees, cleaning up trails, pulling invasive species and more.

  • Volunteers receive 1 free day use pass to Sue-meg State Park.
  • All events are free to the public and all ages welcome (minors must be accompanied by parent or legal guardian).
  • Pulling out invasive species is a moderate activity and participants are encouraged to wear sturdy shoes for walking off trail, bring loppers if you have them, a hat, work gloves, and water.
  • Ask Sue-meg State Park entrance station staff or follow volunteer event signs for meeting location.

Let's work together to make Sue-Meg State Park a beautiful and thriving place for all to enjoy. Don't miss out on this opportunity to make a difference in your community!

Organized by

Redwood Parks Conservancy

Redwood Parks Conservancy along with our park partners host multiple events each year. Events are focused to our mission statement "foster understanding, enjoyment and stewardship" of the public lands we serve. Tickets are sold for special events to help cover the event costs & setup with the goal of the proceeds going back to the Redwood National & State Parks to fund essential projects. We also host free events to bring the enjoyment of the parks to the public. These events are free but we will also except donations and support the parks through the proceeds.

Redwood Parks Conservancy along with Redwood National & State Parks enjoys having these events and sharing the relationship we all have through the parks and public lands.

We Thank You for your Support!