Earth Day is close to the East Bay Regional Park District’s heart and mission to preserve and protect natural resources.
Launched on April 22, 1970 as an environmental teach-in, Earth Day is now a global movement to protect the Earth and the environment.
“Earth Day is both a celebration of the natural environment we enjoy in the Regional Parks and a reminder of our responsibility to take care of it,” said General Manager Sabrina Landreth. “There are many ways to celebrate Earth Day with the Park District, including joining a naturalist-led program, taking a hike or ride in nature, or volunteering to clean up parks.”
Earth Day Volunteer Clean-up Events
Park, shoreline, and beach clean-up events are planned at multiple locations throughout the Park District, as well as planting projects and spreading mulch (Lake Chabot).
Clean-up locations include:
- Point Pinole
- Hayward Shoreline
- Tidewater Boating Center
- Martin Luther King Jr. Shoreline
- Crown Beach
- Lake Chabot
For more information about Earth Day volunteer cleanup opportunities, visit ebparks.org/get-involved/volunteer.
Earth Day Activities in the Park District
Earth Day for the Bees at Coyote Hills
Saturday, April 22, 2023, from 10-11am
Join the Park District in the Nectar Garden for the Global Earth Challenge Bee Campaign! Monitor pollinator populations, learn the importance of bees and other pollinators, and take home a native bee-friendly plant.
Earth Day at Del Valle
Saturday, April 22, 2023, from 11am-3pm
Join the Park District at the visitor center for a scavenger hunt, make a craft to take home, explore the Oak Hills trail, and get up close with animal specimens. *pending reopening of the park
American Sign Language (ASL) Earth Day Walk at Sunol
Saturday, April 22, 2023, from 2-4pm
Celebrate Earth Day on a guided hike with professional American Sign Language interpreters. All are welcome.
Earth Day Family Nature Fun Hour – Going Green at Crab Cove
Saturday, April 22, and Sunday, April 23, 2023, from 1:30-2:30pm
Celebrate Earth Day with engaging and educational activities at the Doug Siden Visitor Center at Crab Cove.
For more information about Earth Day themed activities and programs, visit ebparks.org/earthday.
3 comments
Earth day is for commies
EARTH DAY WAS CHOSEN to be on Vladimir Lenin’s birthday for a reason.
Put the Conserve back in conservative. The bees will be served well with a pesticide free garden.
the movie The Biggest Little Farm is a depiction of a small farm that transitioned. Little by little your yard can be transformed into a bird sanctuary.
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