Western Snowy Plovers in the Bay Area | Speaker: Maddy Schwartz
The Friends of San Pedro Valley Park are pleased to welcome Maddy Schwartz from the San Francisco Bay Bird Observatory. On a Zoom webinar, she will…
Shane Kadlecik
Natural History of the National Parks of Southwest Costa Rica and Bogotá, Colombia | J.R. Blair
The Friends of San Pedro Valley Park are pleased to welcome back J.R. Blair, retired lecturer from San Francisco State University. On a Zoom webinar...
Owls of California: The Magical Mystery Birds | Speaker: Craig Nikitas
On Saturday, September 20th, 2025 at 7 pm, the Friends of San Pedro Valley Park are pleased to welcome back Craig Nikitas, a wildlife volunteer working…
August Impact Report
August Impact Report Thanks for Being a Friend of the Park! of Invasive Species Removed 0 lbs Thanks to the work of volunteers at our Habitat Restoration Day we removed 75.45 lbs of invasive plants in August. This important work helps…
The “People’s Choice Award”- winning Photo 2025
We are very pleased to announce that the photograph “Dewdrop Fern” by James Nolasco, which had been awarded third place in the Flora category by the Friends’ 2025 Photo Contest judges earlier this year, has also been voted as the “People’s Choice…
July Impact Report
July Impact Report Thanks for Being a Friend of the Park! of Invasive Species Removed 0 lbs Thanks to the work of volunteers at our Habitat Restoration Day we removed 34.84 lbs of invasive plants in July. This covered 0.59 miles…
June Impact Report
Thanks to the work of volunteers at our Habitat Restoration Day we removed 34.32 lbs of invasive plants in June. This important work helps the unique native plants of the park thrive.
2025 Photo Contest Winners
2025 Photo Contest Winners The Friends’ fourth annual Photo Contest concluded on May 1st. Our three judges, Ranger Matt Del Carlo, Edwin Hacking, and Sharron Walker convened and reviewed all of the entries, and completed their deliberations to award the…
May Impact Report
Thanks to the work of volunteers at our Habitat Restoration Day we removed 56.25 pounds of invasive plants in May. This important work helps the unique native plants of the park thrive.
April Impact Report
Thanks to the work of volunteers from our Habitat Restoration Day and Earth Day Restoration Work Party, we removed 111.2 lbs of invasive plants in April…