The City of Irvine is collaborating with Irvine Ranch Conservancy on a multi-year project to plant appropriate native trees at Quail Hill. This initiative is part of the City’s Urban Forest Master Plan, aimed at enhancing habitat quality, boosting biodiversity,...
The City of Irvine is collaborating with Irvine Ranch Conservancy on a multi-year project to plant appropriate native trees at Quail Hill. This initiative is part of the City’s Urban Forest Master Plan, aimed at enhancing habitat quality, boosting biodiversity, and restoring the beauty of this former ranchland. Come join us to plant and nurture trees that will enhance this site for years to come!
IRC volunteers and staff will be planting tree species around the Quail Hill loop including Oak, Elderberry, Toyon, Laurel Sumac, Sycamore, Cottonwood, and Alder. This Habitat Restoration and Enhancement stewardship project will involve off-trail hiking (up to a mile), uneven ground, lifting, and stooping. We will provide gloves and chaps. Please bring appropriate clothing, including sturdy closed-toe shoes, long pants, long sleeves, sun protection, and trail pack with water and everything you would need.
Please note you do not need to arrive 30 minutes in advance. Since this is a volunteer and staff only activity you can arrive at the start time listed on the activity.
Please note that you will be asked to adhere to the following measures in order to participate:
- Be registered in advance, no walk-up registration is permitted.
- Arrive with all necessary equipment to keep you safe on the trail, including water, proper attire, and closed-toe footwear, first aid, health needs etc.
- Restrooms will be available, but facilities will not be sanitized for each individual.
- You may be prevented from participating if you do not adhere to the above protocols.
Additionally, in an effort to respect and protect all employees, volunteers, and participants, please do not sign up or attend if you are not feeling well, exhibiting any symptoms of illness or have been in recent contact with someone who was ill.
Reviewing the 1-through-5 Difficulty Ratings will help you evaluate your readiness to participate in this level-3 activity on the land. Please visit our FAQ page for answers to activity specific questions you may have prior to registering.