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    Greening Up Hal Brown Park: Soil Revival and Native Planting

    Sunday, March 16, 2025

    9:00 AM - 2:00 PM

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    Hal Brown Park at Creekside

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    03/16/2025 09:00 AM 03/16/2025 02:00 PM America/Boise Greening Up Hal Brown Park: Soil Revival and Native Planting Join us for a fun-filled day at Hal Brown Park where we will be reviving the soil and planting natives around the new bridge. We will spend the morning working compost into the soil and pulling weeds to prepare the area for plants. Then it will be time to plant nearly 300 native plants, including saltgrass, pickleweed, and gumweed. We will be providing coffee and lunch! This event is a fantastic opportunity to get your hands dirty, learn about the importance of native plants, and contribute to the beauty and health of our park. See you there! Please only RSVP for this event if you will be able to make it! We have limited capacity for volunteers at this event and want to make sure those who a... Details & Tickets: https://www.upcomingevents.com/san-francisco/events/hal-brown-park-at-creekside/greening-up-hal-brown-park-soil-revival-and-native-planting-405641?ref=uceaddevent Hal Brown Park at Creekside, 250 Bon Air Road, Kentfield, CA, 94904

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    Bret Harte (San Rafael)
    Downtown (San Rafael)
    Gerstle Park (San Rafael)
    Picnic Valley (San Rafael)

    Join us for a fun-filled day at Hal Brown Park where we will be reviving the soil and planting natives around the new bridge. We will spend the morning working compost into the soil and pulling weeds to prepare the area for plants. Then it will be time to plant nearly 300 native plants, including saltgrass, pickleweed, and gumweed. We will be providing coffee and lunch! This event is a fantastic opportunity to get your hands dirty, learn about the importance of native plants, and contribute to the beauty and health of our park. See you there! Please only RSVP for this event if you will be able to make it! We have limited capacity for volunteers at this event and want to make sure those who are interested have a chance to attend.

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    Tickets: https://go.evvnt.com/2935951-0

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