Woodland Regional Park Preserve

02/05/2026

Great to see so many young people benefitting from the Park Preserve!

In December, we wrapped up our busiest Fall K-12 field trip season in recent memory, serving a total of 19 classes and 487 students! All of the trips included a bird walk with binoculars and activities from one of Tuleyome’s seven educational Trails (Adaptations, Ecosystems, Evolution, Land, Sun, Water, and Weather).

Read more: https://www.tuleyome.org/december-k-12-field-trips

09/09/2025

Come and join the Putah Creek Council for a w**ding party at the Woodland Regional Park Preserve THIS Thursday!

07/14/2025

Share your ideas for future "Nature Play" areas at the Woodland Regional Park Preserve! Nature Play aims to create vibrant play areas in local parks where children can explore while learning about environmental stewardship. Sign up for one of two upcoming Zoom info sessions to learn more!
🌿 Monday, July 21 at 6 PM
🌿 Monday, July 28 at 6 PM

Sign up and more info available at the link below.

➡ https://www.cityofwoodland.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=983

Woodland Regional Park Preserve
UC Agriculture & Natural Resources

Image Description: The title "Nature Play at the Woodland Regional Park Preserve" in dark green on a cream-colored background, decorated with a photo of a child at play and lighter green leaf graphics.

05/21/2025

Enter our contest! 📷

📸 Photography Contest 📸

To celebrate the Woodland Regional Park Preserve's recent grand opening, we invite you to enter our Park Preserve Photo Contest! Winners will be recognized at a City Council meeting, on the City's webpage and social media, and displayed on-site at the Woodland Regional Park Preserve kiosk. We will recognize one adult and one youth (17 or younger) winner. Deadline for submission is June 13.

➡ More info: https://www.cityofwoodland.gov/1642/2025-Photography-Contest

05/21/2025

We're open! Visit the Park Preserve daily from 7 AM - 7 PM.

05/09/2025

✨ You're Invited! ✨

Woodland Regional Park Preserve Grand Opening
Saturday, May 17
10 AM - 2 PM
Enter at the intersection of 102 & 25A

Featuring:
➡ Park and wetland tours
➡ Rec2Go recreational games for kids
➡ Woodland Public Library Bookmobile
➡ Family-friendly crafts and activities
➡ Music
➡ Food
And more!

More info about the Park Preserve: bit.ly/woodlandregionalparkpreserve

12/09/2024

This weekend, we welcomed our partners, the California Native Plant Society (CNPS), to the WRPP. Our City’s Lead Invasive Species Volunteer, who is also a CNPS member, led 10 State-wide CNPS Council members around the Park, showcasing not only the Preserve’s rarest plant, the Palmated-bracted birds beak still in bloom, but also all the partners including Tuleyome, Yolo RCD, and the YOLO Bird Alliance to name just a few.

Numerous CNPS members have volunteered their time over the past years towards w**d removal and mitigation efforts - thanks to their w**d pulling and whacking, our Park’s native plants have more room to thrive.

📸 L. Guerrero & J. Evans

09/03/2024

Calling all volunteers to join in on the *September Stinkwort W**ding Days at the Preserve*! W**ding can sometimes be a pain in the grass, but not with good company 😉

Our W**d Management Lead Volunteers ensure that all new volunteers are briefed and set up for success. Send us a message if you are interested in joining in on the following w**ding days or if you want to learn more!

👉🏽 Sunday: Sept. 8 (Celebrating Biodiversity Day!), and Sept. 22 from 7:30-11am.
👉🏾 Thursday: Sept. 12 and Sept. 26 from 7-8:30am.

Dress code: long sleeves and pants, closed toed shoes, gloves, and gaiters (recommended). Volunteers must sign a City Waiver.

W**ding is a great way to connect with other community members and make an impact on controlling invasive plant species 💪🏽

Photo credit 📸 B. Rice

10/14/2022

Public art alert! Installed at the trail entrance of the Woodland Regional Park Preserve, Susan Shelton’s detailed ceramic map illustrates a beautiful and comprehensive snapshot of the various plants, animals, ecosystems, and planned amenities at our nature park.
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Thank you, Susan, for the countless hours spent on this masterpiece that our community will cherish for years to come. 🍃🐝☀️