Participate in the nation’s largest single-day volunteer effort to work and preserve local lands for generations to come.
The largest single-day volunteer effort for public lands is coming to the Irvine Ranch Natural Landmarks. National Public Lands Day will be celebrated on Saturday, September 27, when more than 175,000 volunteers are expected to visit their favorite parks, beaches, wildlife preserves and forests to help improve these natural areas. Locally, volunteers can get involved in habitat restoration projects from the mountains to the sea.
The largest single-day volunteer effort for public lands is coming to the Irvine Ranch Natural Landmarks. National Public Lands Day will be celebrated on Saturday, September 27, when more than 175,000 volunteers are expected to visit their favorite parks, beaches, wildlife preserves and forests to help improve these natural areas. Locally, volunteers can get involved in habitat restoration projects from the mountains to the sea.
National Public Lands Day (NPLD) was created to preserve and protect America’s natural heritage. NPLD helps to promote learning about the environment and natural resources, and the need for volunteers to work and give back to these valued, irreplaceable lands. When NPLD first began, there were just three sites and 700 volunteers. Last year marked the 20th anniversary, and more than 175,000 volunteers at 2,237 public land sites participated.
Please visit www.LetsGoOutside.org to find out about upcoming volunteer opportunities.
Please visit www.LetsGoOutside.org to find out about upcoming volunteer opportunities.
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