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Youth MLK Volunteers at Fort Funston
MLK Weekend of Service 2025

“Life’s most persistent and urgent question is: ‘What are you doing for others?’” ~ Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Join us as we celebrate the Civil Rights leader’s life and legacy with volunteer projects from Friday, January 17 - Monday, January 20, 2025.

 

 

Fire House at Lower Fort Mason
Culinary Feast 2025

In appreciation for your support as a member of the Parks Conservancy Leaders Circle, the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy invites you and your family to join us for the Parks Conservancy Leaders Circle Culinary Feast .

Volunteers gather and prepare to begin a volunteer project surrounded by California poppies at the Black Point Historic Gardens at Fort Mason
Earth Day and Spring Days of Service 2025

Join us for Spring Days of Service! Celebrate Earth Day, National Volunteer Week, and National Park Week.

Formerly Incarcerated Speaker Series on Alcatraz Island
Formerly Incarcerated Speaker Series

The Formerly Incarcerated Speaker Series is a program on Alcatraz Island that lifts up and highlights the voices of people who have spent time inside of jails and prisons.

View of the Golden Gate Bridge and the top of Fort Point National Historic Site set against a blue sky
Docent for Black Gold Exhibit

Become a Docent for FOR-SITE's Exhibition Black Gold: Stories Untold

People enjoying the Trails Forever Dinner in the Golden Gate national parks.
Trails Forever Dinner 2025

This fall, we invite you to join us for an unforgettable evening at one of the most beloved corners of our national parks—Lands End—as the Trails Forever Dinner returns on Saturday, September 20, 2025 at 6:00 PM.

An American dog tick on someone's hand.
Tick guide: How to identify, remove ticks

Expert tips for how to identify, remove ticks while exploring the Golden Gate National Recreation Area.

Tam Van at Rock Spring Trailhead
Self-guided forest hikes around Mt. Tamalpais

These self-guided walks offer a glimpse into what forests need to be healthy, and how our One Tam partnership is working to address these threats on our public lands, improve forest health, and evolve our understanding of caring for forests.