Join us for a guided Tree Walk at the Port of San Diego July 7th!

Discover the stories behind the Port’s evolving urban forest as we explore how thoughtful planning, environmental stewardship, and community priorities shape the trees that define our waterfront parks.

During the walk, we’ll explore:

• The original landscape design and how it has changed over time

• Key events that prompted redesigns or new approaches

• The agencies involved in planning and implementation throughout the years

• Current and future programming that guides today’s design choices

• The Port departments responsible for tree care and long‑term planning

• How trees are maintained today and who provides those services

• Reforestation goals, including important restrictions and considerations

• Strategies for diversifying the park’s tree canopy for resilience and beauty

Come learn how the Port’s trees are selected, cared for, and planned for generations to come—while enjoying a walk through one of San Diego’s most iconic waterfront spaces.

Meet us at the Spanish Landing at North Habor Drive East End. (Nearest Cancer Survivors Park)

Cost:   

Free - but please register for planning purposes

Time:

5:00 PM

Date: July 7, 2026
Location: Port of San Diego Spanish Landing
Address: 4200 N Harbor Dr., San Diego, CA