World Wildlife Day Milkweed Planting and Cleanup

Join San Diego Bird Alliance, Coastkeeper and Canyonlands for a habitat restoration event in Otay Valley Regional Park! We will plant 100 native riparian plants, including narrowleaf milkweed! This native plant is the host plant for monarch butterflies, and they depend on it for their reproductive life cycle. Other nectar-producing plants will be added to enhance the habitat for monarchs and other pollinators.

Come prepared in closed-toed shoes and field clothing, and bring a reusable water bottle. Sun protection is always recommended. We will provide the gloves, tools, snacks and water. 

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Location: An Otay Valley Regional Park trail starts across the street from 4017 Byrd St, right next to Finney Elementary School. Park along the residential street, walk through the park gate, and follow the trail until you see the Coastkeeper canopy.

• Street Parking Address: 4017 Byrd St, San Diego 92154
• Site Coordinates: 32.584587, -117.047421
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This free, family-friendly event is open to all ages—come explore, learn, and make a difference! 

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Questions? Email our Conservation Coordinator, Coral Weaver, at cweaver@sandiegobirdalliance.org for more information.