One Tam

We are excited to announce the return of the Tamalpais Bee Lab! Volunteers are an important part of One Tam's efforts to understand more about Mt. Tamalpais’ wild bees and other pollinators. Join us to connect with the One Tam community of staff and volunteers, learn more about Mt. Tam’s wild pollinators, and gain skills in scientific collections management and insect identification! This event is limited to 12 individuals. 

Adapting to sea level rise in Marin: learn about the Draft Adaptation Concepts for enhancing the Bothin Marsh Open Space Preserve’s tidal marsh and elevating the Mill Valley-Sausalito Multi-Use Pathway.

If you enjoy exploring nature in Marin, you’ll want to know all about this special species of frogs that need our help.

Using paper, string, and tape you can make a Monarch Butterfly Kite. Join National Park Service Ranger Rebecca Au and Price Sheppy from the Parks Conservancy as they take you step by step through building your own kite to fly on Earth Day!

If you are curious about the world around you and want to connect with others, consider joining the fun on iNaturalist in preparation for City Nature Challenge 2021 (April 30- May 9).

Join us and learn about the common and uncommon frogs you will see in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area. 

Learn about what makes the threatened western pond turtle so special and hear about the reintroduction of these turtles back into the Golden Gate Recreation Area.

Always wanted to know more about the amazing-looking fungi you see emerging each winter? This event is for you!

Learn about bird and bee populations on Mt. Tam and the important monitoring work happening in the One Tam region from the scientists who study them.

Discover the meaning and possibility of community science through the world of mushrooms and their enthusiasts.