Over 40 volunteers showed up early Saturday morning to plant 40 trees and shrubs at Sausalito's Martin Luther King Park.
"Beauty is whatever brings you joy."
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Thank you for the flowers!
A big thank you goes to all who helped plant daffodils and native bulbs at Dunphy Park and the Bayside MLK Schools!
Sea Level Rise Survey
Are you concerned about sea level rise? Did you know that over half of Sausalito's public green spaces will be affected? Take the sea level rise survey and help steer the City of Sausalito in the right direction.
"Don't judge each day by the harvest you reap but by the seeds that you plant."
Stevenson Plant Seeds Quote
Looking forward to 2022
Please support our goal to raise $25,000 by the end of the year so that we can continue our valuable work to keep our community healthy, resilient, and green.
Movie Nights in the Park
Every Thursday night in August, Sausalito Beautiful will be showing David Attenborough's A Life on this Planet in one of our city parks. Join us!
Green Thumbs scheduled August 21
Save the date for Saturday, August 21 when Green Thumbs volunteers roll up their sleeves, don their gardening gloves, and beautify our city!
Words from our new President
Carolyn Revelle reflects on how beauty shaped who she is, what she values, and why she has devoted the past six years to Sausalito Beautiful.
Don’t forget to compost!
Our friends on the Sustainability Commission remind us to help fight climate change by putting all food scraps in the green bin along with yard waste. Then add finished compost into your garden to add nutrients and help retain moisture.
During drought, prioritize Trees
There are many ways to reduce water usage both inside and outside our homes. In your garden, you should prioritize irrigation of your trees and vegetables, because grasses and smaller plants will either survive or be easy to replace.