Park Champions Work Day
2017-01-28 09:00 - 15:00 (America/Los_Angeles)
Join us as we keep the trails safe for all, cutting back brush and draining puddles. We’ll provide lunch and companionship. We will be working in two locations to repair the trail tread, particularly areas that allow standing water and show significant erosion. These locations will be close to the campground, so not much hiking will be required to get to the work site. Note that we’re only having one session, 9-3, and no separate afternoon session (leaving after lunch is totally OK). Registration is required – sign up at CalParks.

We're talkin' Mushrooms!
2017-02-18 17:00 - 18:00
Mushrooms!!!
Mushrooms evoke images of folklore, fairytales and epicurean eating. But mushrooms are so much more and are important actors on the global stage. Did you know that mushrooms are vital for healthy ecosystems, help maintain bio-diversity and are being used for medicines, soil amendments, vegan leather and more?
Come find out more about the versatile, impressive and fascinating world of mushrooms at this month’s illustrated talk, “Mushrooms and Their Many Uses.” The talk will be presented by Enrique Sanchez.
Mr. Sanchez has been an active member of the Mycological Society of San Francisco for 15 years. A lifelong interest in herbs passed on by his grandmother led him to explore what else in the natural world could be beneficial for humans. This curiosity led him to bio-dynamic farming, bee keeping and mushrooms. On Saturday, February 18 at 5 PM, he will tell us about the world of fungi, past, present and future.
After our beautiful rains, China Camp abounds with mushrooms and fungi. Now is a great time to take a mushrooms walk on one of our many trails. Look on the ground, on logs and in the tress above for these fascinating fungi. They literally spring up over night!

Space is limited and reservations are required.
To reserve, send email to:
chinacamp.programs@gmail.com
Leave your name and the number of seats you need.
We will reply to confirm your reservation.

Park Champions Work Day
2017-02-25 09:00 - 15:00
Join our crew in keeping the park healthy, accessible and safe. Better (and dirtier) than a day at the gym. We’ll be repairing storm damage to Shoreline Trail, rebuilding sections of the trail that have failed due to heavy rains and extraordinary runoff. Culverts will be cleared of debris. Large equipment will be in use (Tractor, toters, compactor, dump truck). Rakes, shovels, buckets, McLoeds and wheelbarrows will be used.

Sign up at CalParks.

Turtleback Hill Nature Hike
2017-03-15 08:00 - 17:00
Do you want to learn about spring wildflowers, native grasses and find out more about the prized Salt Marsh at China Camp? There will be a free 2 hour hike at Turtleback Hill Trail on March 18 at 10AM. The hike will be led by Kathy Cuneo, a very knowledgable local educator, biologist and environmentalist. This is a wonderful opportunity to find out more about your park. If you are interested, registration is necessary. Please sign up at chinacamp.programs@gmail.com, as space is limited. We will meet at the trail head opposite Turtleback Hill.
We look forward to seeing you there.

JADE: Stone of Heaven
2017-03-18 17:00 - 18:00
Jade has been the most treasured mineral in Asian cultures. Gram for gram, carat for carat, it is the most valuable gem in the world market today. The presumed mystical power believed to be possessed by jade can be traced back thousands of years in Chinese history and archeology.
Dr. John Suen is Professor Emeritus of Hydrogeology at California State University, Fresno. In this talk, he will examine the history, mineralogy, and geologic genesis of jade. Rational explanations for the origins of mystical beliefs associated with jade will be presented from a scientific perspective. The geology of California will also be covered.
Space is limited and reservations are required.
To reserve, send email to:
chinacamp.programs@gmail.com
Leave your name and the number of seats you need.
We will reply to confirm your reservation.

Park Champions Work Day
2017-03-25 09:00 - 15:00
Join our crew in keeping the park healthy, accessible and safe. Better (and dirtier) than a day at the gym. We’ll be tackling the severe storm damage to the park’s trail system. We need to build split rail fencing to protect a section of trail next to a landslide, and to block off four other sections of trail until we can get them repaired and safe again. We’ll be carrying posts and rails, digging post holes, building fences, and clearing away debris.
Sign up at CalParks.

Park Champions Work Day
2017-04-01 09:00 - 15:00
As many of you know, we had to cancel our work day last week due to the weather and the resulting condition of the trails. This is short notice to recruit for volunteers, but we are hopeful that you will join us on Saturday, April 1st to help us install split rail fencing. We will be blocking access to one trail, until the proper sustainable repairs can be made. We will also be installing fencing to provide safe passage on other trails. It will be a full day of work from 9AM – 3PM. Lunch is included. Limited shared free camp sites are available for our registered volunteers. Volunteers will be working with posthole diggers, shovels, McLeods, tampers, digging bars, wheelbarrows, buckets and other hand tools.
To register, go to the Cal Parks Champion website. Your registration helps us plan for tools, supplies, equipment and, of course, food.
The FOCC Trails Team is looking forward to working with you. Bring your teamwork attitude, smiles and stories to share while playing in the dirt.

Village Talk - Spring Flowers of Marin
2017-04-15 17:00 - 18:00
Spring is an amazing time to experience the wonders of wildflowers and to gain an appreciation of the value of native plants.
We are honored to have Doreen Smith, member of the Marin County Native Plant Society, as our April speaker at the Village Museum. Doreen will present a slideshow and talk about the more familiar wildflowers of Marin, with an emphasis on those growing at China Camp State Park.
Doreen is well known for her expertise on the native flora of the county, and has spent many decades identifying and updating the local wildflower species lists on behalf of the Marin chapter of the California Native Plant Society. She also worked as a taxonomist at the Herbarium of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, England and more recently at the California Academy of Sciences, San Francisco, preparing the newer edition of Howell’s Marin Flora. She is a botanist and educator and is a Marin County resident.
Space is limited and reservations are required. To reserve, send email to: chinacamp.programs@gmail.com Include your name and the number of seats you need. We will reply to confirm your reservation.

Earth Day at China Camp
2017-04-22 09:00 - 16:00
FOCC, in partnership with the California State Parks Association, will hold our second Earth Day event. This year’s focus is restoration and clean up, which couldn’t be more perfect. As a result of the persistent storms and excessive rain, we have plenty of trail restoration that needs to be done.

The volunteer trail event check in and morning snacks begin at 8:30, and the work is from 9AM to 12:30PM. A lunch is provided compliments of Panera Bread.
We’d love to have you join us for a day in the dirt. To register, go to the CalParks website. Your registration helps us plan for tools, supplies and food. CalParks will contact you with information about where to meet, what to wear and what to bring (in addition to your Earth Day smile). After lunch, volunteers are welcome to continue the trail work with FOCC core trail maintenance team. Hint: there is much to be done.
There will be crafts for children in the Village from 1:30 to 4:00, including animal tracks, Zodiac signs on Chinese Newspapers and face painting. There is a $5 parking fee, unless you have an annual pass. No preregistration is needed, just drop in.

Nature Hikes will be offered at 1:30 and 3:00. This is the perfect way to learn about the fascinating natural history of China Camp and San Pablo Bay. Group size is limited to 20. To reserve, send email to chinacamp.programs@gmail.com. You will receive a confirmation email with information about the meeting location.

Our Nesting Neighbors: bird watching walk
2017-05-15 09:00 - 12:00
Spring is an active time of year for birds as they are nesting in trees, bushes, cavities, and open terrain. During this leisurely stroll in the park, we’ll be on the lookout for our resident and migratory nesting birds as diverse as Western Bluebirds, Tree Swallows, Wilson’s Warblers, Killdeer, California Quail and Woodpeckers. We will delve into migration, calls, songs and nesting behavior.
Sharon Barnett enthusiastically shares her passion and sense of wonder with others, especially children. Well known to children as “Sharon Heron”, Sharon has taught environmental education for over 15 years in Marin County and internationally. She has volunteered with many organizations including The Marine Mammal Center, SPAWN, and served as Director for Marin Audubon Society and The River Otter Ecology Project. Sharon teaches science at Marin Country Day School and is the Hiking Marin Trails Instructor for College of Marin. She designs and leads programs for Point Reyes Field Institute, Marin Nature Adventures and volunteers for Point Reyes National Seashore Association. Sharon is the 2011 Terwilliger Environmental Award winner. www.MarinNature.com

Time: 9:00 – 12:00am (lunch at 11:30, see “what to wear/bring” below)
Distance: Approximately 2.5 miles and 100 feet elevation gain
Age: All ages (young birdwatchers 6 and older are welcome)

What to wear/bring:
o Wear layers- it could be cool, mild or hot!
o Sturdy hiking shoes with good tread
o Snacks
o Lunch: we will spend the last 30 minutes enjoying a picnic lunch
o Water: 1 quart
o Sun hat and sunscreen
o Fleece or wool hat (in case it is cool)
o Hiking poles help with balance (optional)
o Binoculars- we’ll have a few pair small binoculars to lend out.
And Sharon will have a spotting scope for everyone to share.
o Camera (optional)
o Change of shoes/clothes for after the hike

Meeting Place: Back Ranch Meadows Parking Lot
$5.00 entrance fee (after you park): machines take credit cards or exact change.
FREE for holders of an Annual Parking+Trail Pass.
Registration is necessary. Email chinacamp.programs@gmail.com specifying your interest in Sharon’s hike and number of people.

Park Champions Work Day
2017-05-20 09:00 - 15:00
Join our team to grade Shoreline Trail behind the campground. Split rail fencing will need to be removed and then replaced. We’ll strip vegetation off the side of the trail and clean the tread to integrate gravel and remove trail ‘memory.’ The work is moderately strenuous: large equipment will be in use, including excavators, tractors, toters and compactors. Sign up at CalParks

Village Talk - Watersheds and wetlands restoration with schools
2017-05-20 19:00 - 20:00
Preserving our fragile tidal wetlands is critical to maintaining important ecosystems like those found in the wetlands at China Camp. Join us as we learn from the educators and students at STRAW (Students and Teachers Restoring a Watershed).
Learn about:
The ecosystem services provided by our tidal wetlands
How students are helping to restore the wetlands
What’s involved in restoration
Native plants in the salt marsh
How Climate Smart restoration can help address climate change and sea level rise
The role of STRAW

This fascinating event includes not only a talk and slides but also hands-on activities to better understand the tidal marshes and the estuary.
The presenters include Laurette Rogers, educator, author and founder of STRAW and Kenneth Rangel, restoration technician and manager of the native plant nursery at San Pablo Bay National Wildlife Refuge.
Interactive stations are suitable for age 5 to adult and are staffed by STRAW faculty members, including Patti Vance, the coordinator of the STRAW faculty.

Space is limited and reservations are required.
To reserve, send email to:
chinacamp.programs@gmail.com
Include your name and the number of seats you need.
We will reply to confirm your reservation.

Village Talk - Native Americans and Archaeology in Marin County
2017-06-17 19:00 - 20:00
This talk addresses the Native American history of Marin County using archaeology, historical documents, and ethnohistory. After exploring the communities and cultural practices of indigenous Coast Miwok people who lived in the area we now call China Camp State Park for thousands of years, the talk details some the challenges facing Native people during the period of Spanish missionization, as well as the remarkable story of Native resiliency. Learn how Coast Miwok survived the missions and maintained connections to their culture, families, and homes.
Bio – Tsim Schneider is assistant professor of anthropology at UC Santa Cruz. He has a Ph.D. from UC Berkeley and his continuing archaeological and historical research in Marin County investigates the interactions between Native Americans and colonial institutions. Tsim is co-editor of Indigenous Landscapes and Spanish Missions: New Perspectives from Archaeology and Ethnohistory (University of Arizona Press).
Space is limited and reservations are required. To reserve, send email to: chinacamp.programs@gmail.com Include your name and the number of seats you need. We will reply to confirm your reservation.

Park Champions Work Day
2017-06-24 09:00 - 15:00
Join us as we start the rebuilding of the major slide on Shoreline Trail. We’ll prepare the ground for the installation of Gabions, stage head stone, stage gravel, build Gabion boxes, and fill the boxes with stone and gravel. The work will be moderately strenuous, including lifting and carrying heavy stone. Large equipment will be in use including excavators, tractors, toters and compactors. Sign up at CalParks.

Village Talk- Reptiles!
2017-07-15 18:00 - 19:00
This month’s talk will focus on the intricacies of common reptile and amphibian species found in the North Bay Area. This talk will also address the accuracy and efforts of volunteers using citizen science smartphones as tools to document herpetofauna abundances. Learn how you can help design a cover board study at China Camp using your smartphone as a research tool to document the organisms observed using this fun method. Feel free to sign up for an iNaturalist.org account in advance if possible and download the free software application. The general public including naturalists, teachers, students and newcomers are all welcome to join.
Julie Wittmann is a credentialed science teacher who received an MS in Biology at Sonoma State University and BS in Wildlife Conservation Biology at UC Davis. Julie’s research focuses on the impacts of microgeographic features and changing seasonal climate variables on the phenology of local amphibian and reptile species in the North Bay Area. Her research incorporates the use of volunteers using a citizen science smartphone application to document amphibian and reptile abundances. Additionally, Julie supports teachers and naturalist educators with related curriculum on her website, http://www.protecthabitat.com.
Space is limited and reservations are required.
Non-member admission: $5
Member admission: Free
To reserve, send email to: chinacamp.programs@gmail.com Include your name and the number of seats you need. We will reply to confirm your reservation.

Eat at Patxi's Pizza and raise $$ for FOCC!
2017-07-19
There is no better way to end a summer day than with a hot slice of pizza and a cold beverage, right? Well this July you can eat pizza and support your local park.

On July 19th Patxi’s Pizza in Greenbrae will donate 10% of their sales to Friends of China Camp (which includes dine-in and carry-out orders).

Save the date, grab a slice, and bring your friends!

July 19th, 2017
Patxis Pizza
340 Bon Air Center,
Greenbrae, CA 94904
Open 11am-10pm

https://www.patxispizza.com/Location/BonAir

Park Champions Work Day
2017-07-22 09:00 - 15:00
Join us for another day of rebuilding a section of Shoreline Trail on July 22 from 9AM – 3PM. Lunch is included. Limited free camping is offered to registered volunteers. To register, sign up with CalParks.
The work involves removal of plant matter from the trail tread, removal and replacing split rail fencing, excavating, grating and compacting the trail tread, placing and staking of straw wattles.

Cancelled -Full Moon Hike
2017-08-07 20:30 - 21:30
This event has been cancelled, stay tuned for details about the next moonlight hike in September.

Gallinas Watershed Council Bicycle Tour: “Bike the Watershed VII”
2017-08-12 10:00 - 13:30
August 12: GWC Bicycle Tour “Bike the Watershed VII”

Park Champions Work Day
2017-08-19 09:00 - 15:00
We’re taking a break from trail building this month, and trying to get the maintenance yard in order. We will be splitting logs, cutting up old split rail fencing, bundling wood for firewood to sell, dismantling or cutting up junk that has been left or deposited in the park and filling dumpsters. Chain saws, wood splitters, hammers, handsaws and small tools will be used.
Sign up at the California State Parks Foundation website. The usual CSPF regs apply: minimum age 16, and anyone under 18 years who attends a Park Champions event must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

SOLD OUT-Village Talk - Hungry Owl Project
2017-08-19 19:00 - 20:00
Saturday, August 19th at 7 PM

SOLD OUT- WAITLIST ONLY
FOCC Members — Free Admission
General Public — $5 Admission
Have you ever heard the call of an owl in the night? Has the sight of an owl in majestic flight captured your imagination? Have you wanted know more about this mysterious nocturnal hunter?
Join us Saturday August 19th to meet a live ambassador owl from the Hungry Owl Project for a presentation about these fascinating creatures who rule the night. You will hear about the super powers that make owls such successful hunters. You will learn about the most common owls in Marin County – their characteristics, habitat, and familiar vocalizations. And, the presenters will answer your questions as you view an owl up close.
Our speakers: Suzanne Mirvis is the Education Coordinator for the Hungry Owl Project. Suzanne is retired from teaching at San Francisco State University. In addition to her work with the Hungry Owl Project, she is also a volunteer with WildCare. Suzanne’s recent and joyful accomplishment is a children’s book about owls called Hello from Sammi. Mary Blake is an ambassador to schools and organizations for the Hungry Owl Project, helping promote understanding and advocacy for owls. She joined them after retiring from a career as a programmer, designer and project manager.
The Hungry Owl Project is committed to helping preserve and protect owls from dangers. We look forward to sharing this wonderful information with you.
Space is limited and reservations are required.
To reserve, send email to:
chinacamp.programs@gmail.com
Leave your name and the number of seats you need.
We will reply to confirm your reservation

Heritage Day 2017
2017-08-26 11:00 - 16:00 | Trail-Etiquette-Quiz-v2-pdf-1
CHINA CAMP STATE PARK
FRIENDS OF CHINA CAMP
HERITAGE DAY
August 26, 2017, 11am-4pm

Once again Friends of China Camp is partnering with China Camp State Park, the Marin Chinese Cultural Association, and the Redwood Empire Chinese Cultural Association to celebrate our annual Heritage Day. Come out to China Camp to honor the people who left a legacy at the China Camp Village. There will be a Lion Dance Team, Chinese cultural dancers, singing, music, tai chi demonstrations, art, and the Grace Quan junk will make an appearance!
Bring the family! This event is suitable for all ages. Parking will be limited at the upper Village parking lot, additional shuttle parking will be available at the China Camp Ranger Station at 101 Peacock Gap Trail about a mile north of the village.

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS:
11a.m. – 11:30 Visit Museum, View Artwork, Crafts
11:30 – noon Marin Chinese Cultural Assn. Lion Dancers
Noon – 12-15 Redwood Empire Chinese Assn. chorus
12:15 – 1p.m. Redwood Empire Cultural Dancers
Youth group & dancers
1p.m. – 1:30 Guest Speakers
1:30- 2p.m. Stephen Shen, musician & vocalist Tao Yan
2 – 2:30 Visit Museum, view artwork, crafts
2:30 – 3p.m. Arrival of The Grace Quan accompanied by traditional boats
3 – 3:30 Tai-chi with David Cheung – join in!
3:30 – 3:45pm Ribbon Dance with Louise and children participation
3:45- 4pm Raffle drawing for paintings

ONGOING ACTIVITIES:
THE GRACE QUAN (reproduction Chinese junk) & traditional boats
Exhibition and Sales by local artists – 20% of sales to Friends of China Camp, Inc.
Crafts – origami, animal tracks on clay, and Chinese lanterns
Marin Wildcare display
Marin History Museum
SF Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve display
San Rafael Fire Foundation display
China Camp Nature & Education display
Friends of China Camp, Inc. membership and day pass table
SF Maritime National Historic Park display
Sale of T-shirts, photo cards, horoscope necklace, and hats
All profits benefit trail restoration, campground improvements, Village upkeep, and other needs funded by Friends of China Camp.

Full Moon Hike
2017-09-06 19:00 - 20:00
Join us for an exclusive summer night hike at China Camp State Park. We will go on a moderate, hour long hike and watch the radiant full moon cast glittering light over the bay. ‘

Date: Wednesday, Sept. 6th 2017
Time: 7pm -8:15 pm
Admission: Members- Free
Non-members-$5
RSVP to scoll@friendsofchinacamp.org or (415)456-0766 to sign up. You will be notified of the meeting location once you RSVP. Please bring appropriate hiking gear, water, a flashlight, and warm clothes. We will meet at 7pm sharp.

Slow and Say Hello!
2017-09-16 16:00 - 19:00
Coming to a trail near you! The Trail Partners (Marin Conservation League, MCBC and Marin Horse Council) have been setting up Slow and Say Hello outposts at popular trailheads around the county. The purpose of the Slow and Say Hello campaign is to remind the many visitors who recreate on Marin’s open space, watershed and park lands of the importance of trail safety, courtesy toward other visitors, and respect for the plants and wildlife that inhabit them. “Slow and Say Hello” simply asks that we communicate with each other on the trail with a simple “Hi”, wave or ring of the bell — to acknowledge our shared responsibility.
On September 16th, 2017 the Trail Partners will engage park visitors on China Camp’s trails with a trail quiz that includes questions about park rules and behavior that promotes safety and resource protection.

Village Talk - Norcal Bats
2017-09-16 19:00 - 20:00
Saturday, September 16, 7PM – 8PM
Reserve Now for a Talk at the Village Museum
FOCC Members — Free Admission
General Public — $5 Admission
Who are masters of echolocation and the only mammals that can legitimately fly? BATS!
On Saturday September 16th, Friends of China Camp is pleased to welcome special guest appearances of LIVE California native bats to our monthly Village Talk! Our presenter Corky Quirk of NorCal Bats will reveal the hidden lives and features of these specialized nocturnal creatures. Discover the diversity of native bat species in your local neighborhood, and how these delicate aerial beings communicate and navigate under the cover of darkness. You will also learn fascinating details about their physiology, diet and life cycle.
Are all bats in cahoots with Dracula? Do they want to “suck your blood”? This presentation will dispel these and other harmful beliefs that can and have lead to the unnecessary destruction of colonies and roosts. These shy creatures are actually of great importance to humans and ecological systems. Did you know that these voracious nocturnal insect consumers save the global agriculture industry billions of dollars in pest management costs every year?
NorCal bats is a Sacramento based non-profit dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and release of bats throughout Northern California. They also provide outreach and education in defense of these remarkable creatures.
Corky Quirk has been the founder and executive director of NorCal bats for over 12 years. She has a degree in natural resources from Humboldt State University and she currently resides in Yolo County.
Space is limited and reservations are required.
To reserve, send email to:
chinacamp.programs@gmail.com
Include your name and the number of seats you need.
We will reply to confirm your reservation.

Champion Workday: Repair Shoreline!
2017-09-23 09:00 - 15:00
Join us for a Champion trail maintenance event on Saturday, September 23rd from 9AM to 3PM. We are seeking strong, energetic volunteers. This is the most ambitious maintenance event we have done to date. It will be strenuous. We will be toting rock and gravel, assembling Gabion baskets, shoring up a bridge, excavating the footing for the Gabions, putting in drainage and a variety of other tasks associated with building the Gabion basket stone wall.
This volunteer event will kick off the repair. The California Conservation Corps (CCC) will follow on to continue and complete the lion’s share of the work. We expect them to start their work a few days after our workday. However, they are also on-call to assist with the wildfires. If they are called, this will delay the repair. This has been a difficult season for fires. We will hope for the best.
To participate, please register on the California State Parks Foundation website. They will contact you with information about where to meet, what to wear, what to bring, etc. Registration is essential to our planning for tools, supplies, equipment and, of course, food.
Bring your ‘Can do’ attitudes, a team spirit and a sense of humor, the essentials for a grand success!

Shoreline Hike!
2017-09-23 09:30 - 11:00
FALL AND SUMMER HIKING PROGRAM
Want to get out in the fresh air and get exercise? Join our guided hiking program on selected Saturdays in summer and fall at China Camp State Park. Hikes range from easy to moderate, ranging from 1.5 to 2 miles.

Next Hike
When: Saturday September 23rd
Time: 9:30am sharp
Where: Upper Village Parking lot
Difficulty: Easy

Please bring appropriate hiking gear, water, snacks, sunscreen and a hat.
Please RSVP to scoll@friendsofchinacamp.org or (415)456-0766

Amici's East Coast Pizza Fundraiser Night
2017-09-26
Mark Your Calendars!
Dine & Donate at Amici’s East Coast Pizzaria!
Tuesday, September 26th
Amici’s East Coast Pizzaria
1242 Fourth Street
San Rafael, CA 94901
415-455-9777
Imagine a perfect crispy crust cooked in a traditional italian brick oven, warm cheese, tangy sauce, with all the best toppings… Margherita, Siciliano, Calabria… mmm… sounds good huh? No need to imagine, come out to Amici’s on Tuesday September 26th, and indulge in a treat you can feel good about! Mention Friends of China Camp and Amici’s will donate 25% of proceeds to our cause. Valid for Dine-in or carry out, delivery not included.

Full Moon Hike
2017-10-05 18:00 - 20:30
Join us for an exclusive fall night hike at China Camp State Park. We will go on a moderate, 2 and a half hour long hike and watch the radiant full moon cast glittering light over the bay. ‘

Date: Wednesday, Oct 5th 2017
Time: 6pm -8:30 pm
Admission:
Members- Free
Non-members-$5
RSVP to chinacamp.programs@gmail.com or (415)456-0766 to sign up. You will be notified of the meeting location once you RSVP. Please bring appropriate hiking gear, water, a flashlight, and warm clothes. We will meet at 6pm sharp.

Park Champion Trail Work Day
2017-10-06 09:00 - 15:00
Friday, Oct 6, 2017
9:00am to 3:00pm
Volunteers needed: 23

The repair of Shoreline Trail has begun. We had two full volunteer work days and now have the California Conservation Corps (CCC) working 10 hour days to support the effort. This will be followed by several more volunteer work days, including two California State Parks Foundation (CSPF) Champion work days, Friday, October 6th from 9 am to 3 pm and Saturday, October 7th from 9 am to 3 pm.
Work may be moderately strenuous due to large equipment. Teens ages 16+ welcome w/ a legal guardian. Limited free camping Fri & Sat available to volunteers only. Please register through the California State Parks Foundation volunteer website. Find China Camp’s event on their calendar, click on it and sign up from there. Once your register you will be notified of the meeting location.
