Join us for the 3rd Annual Pulling Together Trinidad—a fun and rewarding morning of community, connection, and coastal stewardship! 

Volunteers will work together to remove invasive English ivy and pampas grass from key public access sites along the California Coastal National Monument. Every vine pulled and pampas grass plant removed helps protect native vegetation, improve wildlife habitat, and care for the beautiful coastline we all love.

We’ll meet at the Trinidad Coastal Land Trust office on Janis Court before heading to the project sites. Please bring water and wear long pants, a long-sleeved shirt, and sturdy closed-toe shoes. Come prepared to get a little dirty, meet great people, and make a visible difference for Trinidad’s coast!

After the work is done, keep the celebration going at the Trinidad Rancheria’s Ner-er-Nerh Days Celebration at Trinidad Harbor.

Pull some ivy, tackle some pampas grass, protect the coast, and then enjoy a festive afternoon in Trinidad!

This event brings together Trinidad’s California Coastal National Monument Gateway partners, whose shared commitment helps protect the coast, connect people with public lands, and strengthen community stewardship.

Trinidad Gateway Partners:

• Bureau of Land Management
• California Department of Fish and Wildlife
• California State Parks
• Cher-Ae Heights Indian Community of the Trinidad Rancheria
• City of Trinidad
• Greater Trinidad Chamber of Commerce
• Cal Poly Humboldt Marine Laboratory
• Trinidad Coastal Land Trust
• Trinidad Museum Society
• Tsurai Ancestral Society
• Yurok Tribe