Earth Day 2025 Volunteering with East Bay Regional Parks

Submitted by the Event Organizer

Celebrate Earth Day with the Park District
Volunteer for Earth Day on April 19, 2025

We are celebrating Earth Day on April 19th 2025! There are so many reasons to be grateful for our planet, and Earth Day is the perfect time to reflect and take action.

Every day is Earth Day in the Park District, and there are all kinds of ways to celebrate and honor the Earth. Join us for an Earth Day-themed activity, take a hike or ride in nature, or volunteer at an Earth Day clean-up event in a park or in your neighborhood. Events are scheduled throughout the month of April.

Earth Day is both a celebration of the natural environment we enjoy in the Regional Parks, and a reminder of our responsibility to take care of it. This year’s Earth Day theme is Planet vs. Plastics and advocates for an overall reduction of plastics worldwide. This includes investment in the land, resources, and people to support this unique system of natural and cultural resources and open spaces. Preservation of parks and trails is a core part of the Park District’s mission.

Join us at multiple locations throughout the East Bay Parks to help complete meaningful projects Park District-wide. Register by clicking the green sign-up button on the location and project you are interested in below. While some of our projects happily accept walkup volunteers, some require pre-registration. Thank you!

If you would like to bring a group of 10 or more people, please register yourself below and then call us at (510)544-2229 or email Volunteers@ebparks.org

2025 Earth Day Volunteer Opportunities

• Martin Luther King Shoreline Cleanups
  • Oakport Staging Area
  • Tidewater Boating Center
• Coyote Hills Regional Park Habitat Restoration
• Point Pinole Shoreline Invasive Plant Removal
• Hayward Shoreline Cleanup
• Point Isabel Shoreline Cleanup
• Don Castro Broom Pull
• Crown Beach Shoreline Cleanup

More information and events at our 2025 EBRPD Earth Day event page!

View more East Bay Parks’ Earth Day events

Disclaimer: Please double check event information with the event organizer as events can be canceled, details can change after they are added to our calendar, and errors do occur.