The California Department of Fish and Wildlife's Eden Landing Ecological Reserve is big, stretching along both Union City and southern Hayward. Google Maps locations for the Reserve are not always clear or correct. Please look to the host to provide directions to a specific gathering spot.

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Mud Stomp March 2025: Help create habitat for threatened birds

Event flyer
Event flyer

You can join the San Francisco Bay Bird Observatory (SFBBO) to help set up the first national tagging study for threatened western snowy plovers! Volunteers will help do precision work in wet and muddy areas, carrying rebar and other equipment to set up electronic grids across two ponds at the Eden Landing Ecological Reserve in Hayward.

Register here.

Invasive Plant Pull at Eden Landing!

Volunteers planting. Credit: Save The Bay
Volunteers planting. Credit: Save The Bay

You can join Save The Bay at the California Department of Fish and Wildlife Eden Landing Ecological Reserve to help restore former industrial salt ponds into healthy salt marsh habitat! 

This vision includes turning vulnerable fields of invasive mustard and thistle into resilient shoreline full of natives like California poppy, sticky monkeyflower and marsh gumplant. Save The Bay and the Restoration Project hope you will enjoy giving the baby native plants the support they need to transform the land!

Save The Bay Planting at Eden Landing!

Volunteers planting. Credit: Save The Bay
Volunteers planting. Credit: Save The Bay

It is planting season! All the work Save The Bay has done throughout the year collecting seed, growing and caring for precious native plants has been leading to this moment right as the seasonal rains approach. They hope you will join them in putting these plants in the ground at the California Dept. of Fish and Wildlife's Eden Landing Ecological Reserve, where they will restore former industrial salt ponds into healthier salt marsh habitat for all.