Esplanade Bluff Restoration

Please fill out the waiver prior to signing up: https://www.southbayparks.org/general-liability-waiver

South Bay Parkland Conservancy is teaming up with US Fish and Wildlife Services, LA County Department of Beaches and Harbor, LA Conservation Corps and the City of Redondo Beach to restore habitat for the endangered El Segundo blue butterfly and other native wildlife along the bluffs of Redondo Beach.

This project will maintain existing habitat restoration that has been occurring in recent years between Miramar Park and Avenue E (5.3 acres) and conduct new restoration between Avenues E and D (0.8 acres).

Volunteers will be asked to assist with:

• weeding out invasive plants
• installing new native plants (during the rainy season)
• providing supplemental water to newly installed plants, as needed

• Come prepared with clothes that can get dirty and wet!
• Closed toed shoes/boots
• Sunscreen
• Reusable water bottles (drinking fountain located at Avenue G restroom) & snacks
• Gloves and tools provided, although volunteers are welcome to bring their own