For years, the creek flowing through Redwood High has not provided much for the school or the ecosystem, in part due to the invasive eucalyptus trees lining the top of the creek bank. Grassroots Ecology set out to help Redwood High with its eucalyptus problem, while also connecting students with nature.

Two of our newest bay restoration projects benefit pollinators like bees, butterflies, moths, flies, and wasps. Read about our new pollinator gardens along the bay—one in Sunnyvale, the other in Menlo Park—and how you can get involved.

Volunteer with Grassroots Ecology to receive one of our new habitat stickers! Our 8 new stickers represent some of the irreplaceable ecosystems we are all working together to restore.

Back in 2023, we shared how your feedback helped us make changes to our volunteer events to create an even more gratifying experience for all participants. But the process didn’t end there; we are continually listening to and learning from your input. 

Perhaps you've heard it at a workday, or maybe it was through an email you received after your volunteer event. Regardless, we hope it rings true: Grassroots Ecology values your feedback.