Members

The Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy is proud to invite members to explore a new exhibit at Building 640 in the Presidio, also known as the Military Intelligence Service Historic Learning Center, hosted by the National Japanese American Historical Society.

Join us on Saturday, July 11th from 11:00 am to 12:30 pm for a hike in the beautiful Rancho Corral del Tierra, in Half Moon Bay. We will start on Etheldore Street and walk up Moss Beach Ranch Road, take the San Vicente Trail along the ridge, and then head down through Ember Ridge Equestrian Center. Difficulty: Easy. Length: about 2 miles.

Join us for a walking tour of the Alcatraz Historic Gardens on Friday, June 26th, from 11:00 am - 12:30 pm. Enjoy an opportunity to meet with senior leadership for a guided tour of the island and its historic gardens and learn about the conservation of the park. This event is open to Park Champions.

Celebrate Members' Month with a 20% discount at Sports Basement for Basementeers!

Celebrate Members' Month with a 20% discount at all Parks Conservancy retail locations and webstore!

Come volunteer in the Parks with your member community!

Come meet your member community at the Presidio Visitor Center and our new Membership Manager, Clare!

The Marine Mammal Center is one of the many organizations we work with who operates on GGNRA land. They are leading the field in ocean conservation through marine mammal rescue, veterinary medicine, science, and education. You are coordially invited to join your fellow community of GGNCP Supporters for a special behind the scenes tour of their facility! Space is limited.

Roy’s Redwoods is a unique old-growth redwood preserve in Marin County, offering free and accessible access while benefiting from a recent restoration project to improve forest health and trails. This guided tour with Project Manager Rob LaPorte will explore the restoration efforts and the natural wonders of this special place.

Join us for a discussion about wildlife photography work in the Bay Area with Vishal Subramanyan, a local photographer whose work documenting the rare erythristic badger is featured in National Geographic.