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Sunset at Mt. Tam with clouds, rocks and mountains visible
One Tam Virtual Summit on Climate: Change and Resilience

Join us for Day 2 of the 2020 One Tam Virtual Summit on Climate: Change and Resilience. This October, we'll explore a range of topics including climate change impacts in Marin, the work of One Tam and others to address them, intersections with public health and equity, the 2020 fire season that is deeply affecting the Bay Area, and more.

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Sunset at Mt. Tam with clouds, rocks and mountains visible
One Tam Virtual Summit on Climate: Change and Resilience

​​​​​​Join us for Day 1 of the 2020 One Tam Virtual Summit on Climate: Change and Resilience. This October, we'll explore a range of topics including climate change impacts in Marin, the work of One Tam and others to address them, intersections with public health and equity, the 2020 fire season that is deeply affecting the Bay Area, and more.

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Oak forests on Mount Tamalpais.
California Biodiversity Day

Join us for an interactive session that will highlight California State Parks' work in protecting biodiversity. 

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How to be a 21st Century Naturalist

What role can you play in scientific research and monitoring on Mt. Tam?

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Eriogonum luteolum, Mt. Tam
Tiny & Tough: Rare Plants of Mt. Tam's Serpentine Barrens

Wondering what’s growing on Mt. Tam while we shelter-in-place?  Join One Tam science expert Rachel Kesel to discover some of the tiny and tough plants growing on Mt. Tam’s rocky serpentine soils.

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2020 City Nature Challenge Livestream 2 – Nature in Place

Get ready for City Nature Challenge and celebrate the 50th anniversary of Earth Day by learning about nature near you and gaining practical skills for nature observation around your home and neighborhood. 

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2020 City Nature Challenge Livestream 1 - How to be a 21st Century Naturalist

Get ready for City Nature Challenge and celebrate the 50th anniversary of Earth Day by learning more about community (citizen) science and the importance of being a naturalist in the 21st century.

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One Tam staff count vegetation near lake.
CANCELED: Earth Day at Hal Brown Park - Hosted by Marin County Parks and One Tam

The creation of Earth Day on April 22, 1970 marked what many consider to be the birth of the environmental movement.

Trail work on the Heather Cutoff Trail on National Trails Day
Habitat Restoration at Creekside Marsh - Hosted by Marin County Parks and One Tam

Come join Marin County Parks and One Tam in this community-based effort to improve habitat while preparing for sea level rise.

Trail work on the Heather Cutoff Trail on National Trails Day
(CANCELED) Habitat Restoration at Creekside Marsh - Hosted by Marin County Parks and One Tam

Come join Marin County Parks and One Tam in this community-based effort to improve habitat while preparing for sea level rise.