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SUMMARY:Trail Work Day
DESCRIPTION:Join the Friends of San Pedro Valley Park for some needed Trail work. Work often varies by the seasons and is trail-oriented involving clearing brush from the trail sides\, cleaning out drain dips\, raking out trail bends\, and cutting overhanging branches. No experience necessary. These work parties typically last about 3 hours\, i.e.\, until 12:00 pm. We provide the tools; only heavy rain cancels. \nVolunteers meet at the Visitor Center at 9:00 am to begin work with volunteer leaders. Tools are provided. Only gloves and other personal protective items (e.g.\, masks) are needed by volunteers. \nPrepare for Working Outdoors: \n\nReusable water bottle\nSnacks\, if desired\nHat/sunscreen/masks\nLong pants\, long sleeves recommended\nSturdy closed-toed shoes that can get dirty\nAllergy medicine\, if applicable\nPlan for potential exposure to sun\, poison oak\, ticks\, prickly plants\n\nJoin us by registering below! \n\nBuy Tickets on Eventbrite\n\nRegister Now \nSan Pedro Valley Park Visitor Center\n600 Oddstad BlvdPacifica\,\n94044\nUnited States\n+ Google Map \n  \n\n \nWebsite:\nhttps://www.eventbrite.com/e/trail-work-day-tickets-1280433584319\n\n\nAdd to calendar \n  \n\nGoogle Calendar\niCalendar\nOutlook 365\nOutlook Live
URL:https://friendsofsanpedrovalleypark.org/event/trail-work/
LOCATION:San Pedro Valley Park Visitor Center\, 600 Oddstad Blvd\, Pacifica\, 94044\, United States
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SUMMARY:California Shrub Diversity – Evolutionary and Ecological Patterns of Short Woody Plants
DESCRIPTION:The Friends of San Pedro Valley Park welcome back Morgan Stickrod for a webinar on California Shrub Diversity. Relative to California’s abundance of charismatic trees and herbaceous plants\, shrubs are often overlooked as amorphous or secondary features across the landscape. Yet California\, like other regions of the world characterized by a Mediterranean-type climate\, hosts a vast diversity of shrubs that are well represented throughout its myriad biomes and heterogeneous landscapes. Shrubland ecosystems such as chaparral account for the most extensive vegetation cover across the state\, and collectively support some of the highest levels of plant diversity. We will explore many of the fascinating lineages that comprise California’s shrub diversity (with particular emphasis on the greater Bay Area)\, as well as the complex and dynamic ecological and evolutionary processes that have driven these systems over time. \nJoin this webinar by registering here:\nhttps://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/4217923112113/WN_co30aIyGTgGWa5zSIrSk1g \nSpeaker’s Bio:\nMorgan Stickrod is a botanist and plant ecologist with over 15 years of experience doing research and field work throughout California\, the southeastern United States\, Mexico\, and South America. He completed his MS at San Francisco State University\, where his research focused on floristics\, dispersal dynamics\, and rare plant management within the Suisun Marsh estuarine complex. He is currently pursuing a PhD at UC Riverside\, where he is studying systematics\, biogeography\, and evolutionary ecology of manzanitas (Arctostaphylos spp.). He has also done work studying other plant lineages such as the mariposa lilies (Calochortus spp.)\, CFP endemic thistles (Cirsium spp.) and chaparral pea (Pickeringia montana). He has done consulting and floristic work throughout much of California\, including the Klamath Mountain region\, Sierra Nevada\, Transverse Ranges\, and much of the Mojave and Sonoran Desert. More locally\, he has been involved in vegetation mapping of Southeast Farallon Island\, assembling a floristic inventory of San Pedro Valley\, and numerous rare plant mapping and restoration projects throughout the Santa Cruz Mountains.
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SUMMARY:Habitat Restoration
DESCRIPTION:Join the Friends of San Pedro Valley Park for some needed Trail work. Work often varies by the seasons and is trail-oriented involving clearing brush from the trail sides\, cleaning out drain dips\, raking out trail bends\, and cutting overhanging branches. No experience necessary. These work parties typically last about 3 hours\, i.e.\, until 12:00 pm. We provide the tools; only heavy rain cancels. \nVolunteers meet at the Visitor Center at 9:00 am to begin work with volunteer leaders. Tools are provided. Only gloves and other personal protective items (e.g.\, masks) are needed by volunteers. \nPrepare for Working Outdoors: \n\nReusable water bottle\nSnacks\, if desired\nHat/sunscreen/masks\nLong pants\, long sleeves recommended\nSturdy closed-toed shoes that can get dirty\nAllergy medicine\, if applicable\nPlan for potential exposure to sun\, poison oak\, ticks\, prickly plants\n\nJoin us by registering below! \n\nBuy Tickets on Eventbrite\n\nRegister Now \nSan Pedro Valley Park Visitor Center\n600 Oddstad BlvdPacifica\,\n94044\nUnited States\n+ Google Map \n  \n\n \nWebsite:\nhttps://www.eventbrite.com/e/habitat-restoration-day-tickets-1254722220939\n\n\nAdd to calendar \n  \n\nGoogle Calendar\niCalendar\nOutlook 365\nOutlook Live
URL:https://friendsofsanpedrovalleypark.org/event/habitat-restoration/
LOCATION:San Pedro Valley Park Visitor Center\, 600 Oddstad Blvd\, Pacifica\, 94044\, United States
CATEGORIES:FSPVP Events
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SUMMARY:A Mushroom Foray in San Pedro Valley Park with Miko Nadel
DESCRIPTION:Join Miko Nadel for a fun mushroom hunt and learn all about the wild fungi hiding in the park! \n\n\n\n\nOn Saturday\, December 5th at 10 am\, people can comb the trails\, searching for and collecting mushrooms. Miko Nadel\, the event leader\, will explain how best to collect mushrooms. Be prepared to place your collected mushrooms in a large basket or doubled paper bag. Waxed paper sandwich bags (available at Oceana Market in Eureka Square\, Pacifica) would be helpful if you can find them. \nThe mushroom hunters will return to the assigned area by 12:30 pm for the wrap-up talk with Miko\, who will identify and discuss the collected fungi. The more mushrooms collected\, the better! \nRain does NOT cancel the event\, so do dress accordingly. \nThis collection of mushrooms at SPVP is carried out for the Mycological Society of San Francisco’s Fungus Fair at El Camino High School. The Fungus Fair will take place on Sunday\, December 6th from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. \nWe need a good turnout\, so please sign up! \nAbout the Leader: \nOriginally from Oregon\, Miko Nadel earned a botany degree at Oregon State University before relocating to the Bay Area two decades ago. A master’s degree in systematic biology under Dr. Dennis Desjardin focused on Usnea in West Africa and deepened a lifelong fascination with fungi and lichens. Currently working as a Watershed Keeper for the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission on the Crystal Springs Watershed\, Miko remains an avid local enthusiast dedicated to foraging and learning more about fungi. He led the San Pedro Valley Park mushroom foray in 2025 and is back again this year to lead it again.
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LOCATION:San Pedro Valley Park – Parking Area at Entrance\, 600 oddstad boulevard\, pacifica\, CA\, 94044\, United States
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