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Two volunteers posing with supplies while cleaning up Muir Beach

When: Second Thursday of the month, 9:30 am–12:30 pm | Where: Muir Beach | Help us conserve Muir Beach by removing litter and debris!

Stinson Beach Clean-ups

When: One Friday a month between May and September, 10:00 am–1:00 pm | Where: Stinson Beach | Help us conserve Stinson Beach by removing litter and debris!

Beautiful plants bloom at Presidio Tunnel Tops with a view of the Golden Gate Bridge.

Presidio Tunnel Tops Stewards

When: 2nd Thursdays, 1–3pm and 4th Wednesdays, 9am–Noon

Where: Presidio Tunnel Tops in the Presidio of San Francisco |

Help care for the landscaped areas at the Presidio Tunnel Tops!

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Kamika Dunlap

Chief Communications Officer

Kamika Dunlap is the Chief Communications Officer. She leads the Communications and Public Affairs Branch to advance awareness of the role national parks play in addressing issues of today and tomorrow, including climate resilience, social and community justice, and the stewardship of national parks and protected lands, waters, and air.

Jacqueline Rais

Chief Development Officer

Jacqueline Rais is the Parks Conservancy's Chief Development Officer. She leads the Development and Membership Branch of the organization to expand and increase our philanthropic revenue in support of national parks – emphasizing our social, racial, environmental justice, and resource conservation goals.

Fort Mason Historic Landscaping and Maintenance

Help restore and maintain historic landscapes and cultural resources throughout Fort Mason.

Skyline College students enjoy a day of stewardship at Sweeney Ridge.

College Programs - Skyline College

Are you interested in supporting the natural world while learning about nature’s relationships, getting to know your fellow classmates, and having fun in your local national park? Join us for a program of stewardship and connection to help build a resilient home for the park’s many local plants and animals.