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Tree Davis
Help fight climate change and keep Davis green by planting trees with Tree Davis! Tree Davis has been around since 1992 and has planted over 13,000 trees in Yolo County.
Phoenix Horse Ranch
Meet lots of adorable animals and help clean their homes at Phoenix Horse Ranch. Volunteers get to meet and pet some of the animals and help clean up around the ranch!
Davis Cherry Blossom Festival
Stemming from the tradition of hanami, the Davis Cherry Blossom Festival celebrates Japanese culture. The festival includes taiko performances, food stands, and other fun cultural activities. Volunteer to be a part of this large two-day event!
Whole Earth Festival
The Whole Earth Festival began in 1969 as a small art class project (“Art Happening”) on the UC Davis Quad. The students used art to teach visitors about the realms of activism, wellness, and environmental sustainability in an interactive and creative way. Following the United Nations’ recognition of Earth Day in 1970, the event was renamed to the Whole Earth Festival and has since evolved into a free student-run event, attracting over 30,000 visitors annually.
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Putah Creek Clean Up
Coastal Cleanup Day brings together hundreds of volunteers to remove illegally dumped trash from the creek and surrounding areas. The Putah Creek Council has been hosting creek cleanups along Putah Creek for over 30 years.
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Arboretum Plant Sale
Our community support group — the Friends of the UC Davis Arboretum and Public Garden — holds plant sale fundraisers offering an incredible selection of attractive, low-water, easy-care plants perfect for our region. These sales are held several times a year as large-scale, festival-style events at the Arboretum Teaching Nursery.
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Community Harvest
Community Harvest of Davis (formerly Village Harvest Davis) is a nonprofit organization, run entirely by volunteers, that harvests fruit from residential trees and donates it to agencies that feed people in need. We harvest in Davis and donate fruit to Davis agencies, primarily STEAC (Short Term Emergency Aid Committee), with any excess going to the Food Bank of Yolo County and to local churches.
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