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After the pavement is removed, volunteers will help restore the soil and plant native shrubs, perennials, and groundcovers. The majestic redwoods and beeches along the perimeter will be preserved.

Park visitors will enjoy
a peaceful retreat and connection to nature
just steps away from
park amenities.

Wildlife will thrive with increased biodiversity, new sources of food, and enhanced nesting and rearing places.

The revitalized space
will complement the scenic surroundings, and new
nature-friendly recreation opportunities
will be compatible with
other park uses.

Join us and help turn unsightly pavement into
a thriving space that will benefit all park visitors, human and wildlife alike, for generations to come.

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Lincoln Park,
the gem of our community

By healing the land, we h​eal ourselves.
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