Hermosa Greenbelt Trail Restoration with SBPC

Description

Please fill out the volunteer waiver prior to attending this event:  https://www.southbayparks.org/general-liability-waiver

In an ongoing effort to establish wildlife connectivity for the El Segundo Blue Butterfly, the Monarch Butterfly, and other pollinators, SBPC welcomes volunteers out to the Hermosa Greenbelt to restore and enhance native habitat.  

Volunteers will learn about the importance of native plants, and will work to target invasive monocultures (such as ice plant) along the Greenbelt for replacement with California native plants from the Coastal Sage Scrub plant community, with a focus on Seacliff buckwheat (the host plant for the El Segundo blue butterfly) and other native pollinators that bloom in each season.

Select your shift (10am-12pm or 12-2pm)
https://www.southbayparks.org/

Please bring:

-Clothes to get dirty in

-Sturdy closed toed shoes

-Water bottle (drinking fountains are available for refill)

-Sunscreen, hat

All tools and gloves provided.

Volunteer Orientation Video HERE

We're grateful to all of the community members who volunteer with us on the trail. If you would like to hear about more upcoming educational and volunteer opportunities on the Greenbelt, as well as on our other projects, keep an eye out for our monthly newsletters!