Marin County Parks

Meet Wildlife with WildCare, Saturday, June 13, 2026, 11am – 12:30pm. Stafford Lake Park. Join Ranger Shannon and special guest WildCare for an interactive presentation about the Wildlife Ambassador Program.

Meet live wild animals and learn about their unique adaptations for survival. By sharing their rescue stories, these Wildcare animals serve as ambassadors, raising awareness of the challenges faced in the wild.

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Want to connect with the community and help care for Marin’s trails? Join us at a Slow and Say Hello! Outpost. Our first Outpost of the season is this Saturday, May 23rd from 9AM-12PM at Deer Park Fire Road in Fairfax.

Throughout the year, Trail Partners volunteers set up welcoming info stations at popular trail locations across Marin. We chat with hikers, bikers and equestrians about trail safety, respectful shared use, and how we can all help protect the incredible natural spaces we love.

With fun conversation starters, giveaways and friendly faces, volunteers help create more positive trail experiences while inspiring appreciation for Marin’s unique plants and wildlife.

Volunteer perks include a free Slow & Say Hello! t-shirt, snacks and a fun way to give back to the trails you love.

Interested in joining us? RSVP here 👉 https://bit.ly/4tL3nfe

Enjoy the last bits of spring with us this June!

➡️ Visit our event calendar to find an event: https://parks.marincounty.gov/discoverlearn/events-calendar

Western Weekend, Celebrating West Marin's Rural Roots - Saturday, June 6 & Sunday June 7, 2026 - Point Reyes Station

Western Weekend: Celebrating West Marin's Rural Roots Saturday June 6 & Sunday June 7, 2026We’re hard at work planning Western Weekend 2026!Get ready for a good time for the whole family, friendly folks, and fun activities. Grand Marshal and Jr. Grand Marshall Announcement Experience the Heart of Our Community at Western Weekend in downtown Point Rey...

A campaign to preserve hundreds of acres in central Marin County is culminating after more than 40 years. King Mountain is in the eastern foothills of Mount Tamalpais just above Larkspur and bordering Kentfield.

VIA Marin Independent Journal

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