LANDS END

Quick Facts

Park Stewardship at Lands End

At just over 100 acres (including city property), Lands End is a an oasis within the city, providing rugged scenery and dramatic cliffside views, wind-swept sand dunes and historical clues about our city’s earliest inhabitants. Over the past four years, volunteers from both the local community and from around the world have planted over 100,000 native plants, removed millions of invasive species, and beautified the trails of Lands End for the enjoyment of the public and wildlife alike.

More than twelve acres of Lands End have been converted into ideal habitat for one of the largest and most diverse populations of birds in the bay area. The combination of many unique coastal habitats existing in harmony with the historic forest stands has produced a myriad of habitat niches. Volunteers work side by side with hunting Red-tail hawks, soaring brown pelicans, and the song of the many species of sparrow that migrate through Lands End each year.

Click here for more information on our Saturday drop in program, and other volunteer opportunities at Lands End and in the surrounding area. 

Support Our Work

Donate
If you are interested in learning about how you can support improvements at Lands End please contact Development Director Kathryn Morelli by e-mail or call (415) 561-3050.

Get Dirty
Lend a hand! We rely on community support to maintain the amazing landscape improvements at Lands End. It’s fun, it’s healthy, it makes a difference, and it’s easy to get started. To learn more, visit our volunteer page or call us at (415) 561-3077.

Restoration Sites

Marin Team >
Dias Ridge
Muir Beach
Oakwood Valley
Wolfback Ridge 

San Francisco Team >
Lands End
Presidio Bluffs

San Mateo Team >
Milagra Ridge
Mori Point