Join Our Walks & Events
Let us help you connect with San Francisco’s urban nature. Check out our upcoming events and discover all the ways you can engage with the city’s natural landscapes.
Let us help you connect with San Francisco’s urban nature. Check out our upcoming events and discover all the ways you can engage with the city’s natural landscapes.
Celebrate youth-led climate action in San Francisco in honor of Earth Month! 🌍 Join the San Francisco Environment (SFE) Department for a dynamic Youth Summit ahead of Climate Week. See how young leaders are tackling climate change, driving real solutions, and making a difference in our city.
Join the fun and kick off Earth Month and SF Climate Week with a bang at the Yerba Buena Gardens 2025 Earth Day Festival! 🌎
*Nature in the City will lead a nature walk to explore the gardens at 10:30 a.m.!
Work with the community to restore habitat for the green hairstreak butterfly!
Sign up using our volunteer waiver or drop in when you can.
Location: 14th and Quintara
Join us on a brisk walking tour to discover biodiverse gardens and parks! We’ll start at Levi’s Plaza, walk the Filbert Steps to Coit Tower, check out North Beach parks, and stop by the newly renovated Transamerica Redwood Park. We’ll end at Sue Bierman Park and Embarcadero Plaza to discuss plans to re-envision the 5-acre park across from the Ferry Building
Join our friends at Alemany Farm for a California Native plant workday! Sign up here.
Location: 700 Alemany Boulevard
Join Sutro Stewards for "Healing the Mountain, Healing the Self" – An Earth Day Fundraiser!
Celebrate Earth Day with our partner Sutro Stewards by immersing yourself in the beauty of Mount Sutro in a fundraiser event that brings together community, creativity, and conservation: “Healing the Mountain, Healing the Self.” Take part in native seed gathering, wildflower bouquet-making, screenprinting with native leaves (bring a t-shirt!), cyanotype art, birding walks, and mountain-inspired tea sessions.
This event is sliding scale, and 100% of proceeds will directly benefit the Health in Nature Program, a Sutro Stewards initiative that increases access to the outdoors for underserved communities in San Francisco, including youth, caregivers, and individuals with mental health divergence. Through partnerships with UCSF and other local organizations including Friends of the Children, Independence High School, Edgewood Kinship Caregivers, and UCSF GROWTH, this program creates opportunities for healing, joy, and connection through nature-based experiences.
