Ballona Community Restoration Event 

The Ballona Wetlands Community Restoration Project focuses on removing invasive iceplant and other non-native vegetation that can impact native California plants such as pickleweed, salt grass, and alkali weed. Participants will help to remove non-native plants by hand. We are excited to have everyone back!

WAIVER AND REGISTRATION REQUIRED

All participants must wear a face covering and practice social distancing during the event.

COVID-19 vaccines are an important tool to help stop the pandemic. The Bay Foundation encourages everyone do their part to help defeat the virus by getting fully vaccinated.

Please click here to fill out the electronic waiver.

Parking

Parking is behind 303 Culver Blvd. The restoration site is about 0.3 miles east on the south side of Culver Blvd. Note: The restoration site is not through the gate in the parking lot. This is part of the Ballona Reserve but not where we will be working. 

Site Location

The restoration site is about 0.3 miles east of the parking lot (see below). 
Use caution when walking to the event site after crossing Nicholson St as this is a busy intersection in the morning.   

There are NO restrooms at the event site.

Bring

• Water
• Snacks
• Closed-toes shoes
• Hat
• Sunscreen
• Face mask
• Gloves

Provided

• Tools
• Gloves will be provided for those who are unable to bring their own. Any loaned gloves will then be washed after the restoration event.

Thank you for your help!