Celebrating World Rivers Day at Sunol Regional Wilderness

📅 Date: Sunday, September 28, 2025
🕘 Time: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
📍 Location: Sunol Regional Wilderness Preserve, next to the Sunol Visitor Center, 1895 Geary Rd, Sunol, CA 94586

Join Alameda County Clean Water Program, California Trout, East Bay Regional Park District, and more for a hands-on, family-friendly celebration of World Rivers Day in the Sunol Valley Regional Wilderness. Explore the unique ecology of the Alameda Creek watershed, connect with community organizations, and learn about exciting restoration projects like the Sunol Valley Fish Passage Project that are helping salmon and steelhead return to these waters.

This event is open to all ages. All children must be under the supervision of a guardian at all times.

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What to Expect

Interactive activities: Water testing demonstrations, trout games, and more.

Creek clean-up: All supplies provided (bring your own if you prefer).

Project updates: Learn about habitat restoration and barrier removal work on Alameda Creek.

Partner tables: Meet local conservation groups and see a watershed model.

Snacks!

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What to Bring

Sun protection (hat, sunglasses, SPF)

Filled reusable water bottle

Comfortable, closed-toe shoes

Long sleeves & pants

Snacks (optional)

Hand sanitizer (optional)

Additional Details

$5 parking fee

Restrooms are available and ADA-accessible

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RSVP Required

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Please complete one RSVP form per participant. The form includes a required liability waiver.

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Learn More

Discover California Trout’s work removing fish barriers on Alameda Creek.