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MMWD Habitat Restoration
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Become a steward of Mt Tamalpais by joining us in a morning of habitat restoration!

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For Members: Sunrise Tour of Muir Woods
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Enjoy a sunrise stroll with longtime Muir Woods volunteer Nelson Stubbins, who will lead this popular walk just for members. 

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Marin Wildlife Picture Index Project Results Rolling In

Wildlife cameras installed in Mt. Tam’s open spaces a year and a half ago have begun revealing some surprising things about the mountain’s furry residents.

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Hawk Hill
Marin County

Watch hawks trace circles in the sky from rolling hills in the Marin Headlands. Besides its wide-screen vistas of the Pacific and the Golden Gate, Hawk Hill offers fascinating wildlife experiences. It is the best place to witness the fall raptor migration and also provides habitat for the Mission blue butterfly.

Golden Gate Bridge and fog
De-mist-ifying the Fog: Five Fun Facts

August (aka “Fog-ust”) is descending upon us like a slick and clammy shroud. As you huddle together to preserve body heat, amaze your friends with five fun facts about the fog.

Steep Ravine Trail, Mount Tamalpais
Best Tam hikes: Expert picks for exploring Mt. Tamalpais

Mt. Tamalpais in Marin County is a visible icon known for stunning views, world-class recreational opportunities, and incredible diversity of life. Whether you're visiting for the first time, or you've experienced the mountain many times, here are picks for new ways to see the mountain.

Battery Townsley "pond" in a former gun emplacement
For Members : Battery Townsley and Fort Cronkhite Walk
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This two hour hike focuses on the World War II history of Fort Cronkhite, including wartime invasion scares, soldier life at the fort, and a visit to the labyrinthine interior of Battery Townsley.

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Wasted! The Story of Food Waste
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Join the Environmental Forum of Marin and Sustainable Fairfax as they screen the film: Wasted! The Story of Food Waste.