The verdant landscape of Sausalito bestows upon us many environmental, health, and economic benefits. We should set aside time, money, and resources for our green infrastructure in order to maximize the power of our Urban Forest.
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"Trees create the largest and longest-lasting impact on Sausalito landscapes."
Impact of Trees Quote
Survey of Beautification
Please take 5 minutes to complete our quick survey regarding the beautification efforts in Sausalito. Your input means a lot to us!
2020 in Review
What an unusal year! For Sausalito Beautiful, 2020 has been a year of ups, downs, and rebuilding—yet not many hands-on projects.
1,000 daffodils planted
A big thank you to the volunteers who planted over 1,000 daffodil bulbs at Dunphy and MLK Parks in the last two weekends. Can't wait for spring!
Volunteer to Plant Daffodils!
We need your help to plant daffodil bulbs, which will brighten our parks and lift your spirits. Of course, Covid recommendations will be respected.
Kickoff for Southview Fundraising
We are helping the Friends of Southview Park raise money for landscaping. Your support will bring the park to life with plants, trees and benches.
Earth Day Poetry Challenge
In solidarity with Earth Day’s 50th anniversary, Sausalito Beautiful challenged the community to share their own Haiku or short poem regarding what the Earth means to them. The results are stunning!
2019 in Review
In 2019, we made a big push to plant trees. By the end of the year, we had planted 75 new trees along Bridgeway and at MLK Park.
Park(ing) Day
By creating a park-let from three parking spaces, we demonstrated how our car-oriented waterfront space could be transformed into a place dedicated for residents, visitors and social interactions, enjoying the beautiful Sausalito waterfront that we all cherish.
Green Thumbs Day at the Ice House
Green Thumbs volunteers gathered on Saturday, August 10, 2019 to help plant 80 shrubs and perennials at the newly renovated Ice House Plaza.
Cultural Landscapes are as important as Historic Buildings
Understanding the cultural significance of a landscape can be a useful guiding principle when improving our public green spaces.Landscapes often tell more about a culture than its buildings, yet landscapes are not protected as historic buildings are...