Community Gardening & Land Stewardship Program
American Indian Cultural District & Golden Gate National Park Conservancy Community Gardening & Land Stewardship Program Plan 2025
About the Land Stewardship Program
Over the last four years we have built a partnership with Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy to develop a community-led land stewardship and gardening program that emphasizes spiritual, emotional, physical, and mental well-being while through culturally and traditionally rooted practices.
Join us for hands-on intergenerational programs focused on rebuilding a garden at Black Point Historic Gardens and stewarding areas across the city to connect with the land and each other while increasing community access to National Parks.
Upcoming Program Dates:
June 21st, Alcatraz Island (tickets provided)
July 19th, Muir Woods in Mill Valley
August 9th, Black Point Historic Gardens at upper Fort Mason
October 25th, Marin Headlands in Mill Valley
November 15th, Crissy Field Center in San Francisco (RSVP required)
December 13th, Crissy Field Center in San Francisco (RSVP required)
RSVP here: tinyurl.com/AICDGGNPCform
Community Gardening & Land Stewardship Activities
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Intergenerational Land Stewardship
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Native Led Gardens
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Alcatraz Trips
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Tie-dyeing Clothing with Traditional Plant Dyes
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Painting with Traditional Plant Dyes
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Sharing Cultural Knowledge
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Create Cyanotype Prints
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Bird Watching
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Beading
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Basket Making
Growing Community Stewardship at Black Point Historic Gardens
The American Indian Cultural District has been partnering with the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy on a Native-led land stewardship program at Black Point Historic Gardens.
Learn more about Black Point Historic Gardens here.
