COSCA May Trail Work Day will be May 16 in Wildwood!

Published by Steve Clark on 05/13/202605/13/2026

The Conejo Open Space Conservation Agency (COSCA) May trail work day, with support from COSF, will take place in Wildwood Park on the Eagle Point Trail on Saturday, May 16.

According to Ranger Joe, it’s really overgrown and will take a lot of work to fix it up. The improvement will be really satisfying to all the volunteers who help out! Most of the work will be trimming, grubbing and raking. This trail is steep in places, has lots of thistle and some poison oak, so it’s going to be a fun challenging event!

Please meet at main Wildwood Parking lot, 928 West Avenida De Los Arboles at Big Sky Drive. We will hike in from there to the worksite at Eagle Point trailhead, about 1.5 miles. The work day will be from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

Snacks and beverages will be provided but selections may be limited. The event is subject to cancellation due to weather conditions or lack of attendance.

For questions, please contact Ranger Joe Neary:  jneary@crpd.org. Registration will only be available until the event is full; please sign up at CRPD’s website, www.crpd.org/COSCA. (You will need to create a profile if you haven’t previously done so.) The event is subject to cancellation based on weather conditions or lack of attendance.

Free T-shirt for frequent volunteers

The Conejo Open Space Foundation gives chic T-shirts to volunteers  who come to at least three COSCA trail work events. Read our blog post for all the details.

As always, prepare and dress appropriately for trail work. Wear solid boots with lug soles to keep your grip on a possibly slippery trail. Absolutely no sandals or flip-flops! Bring lots of water! It can be hot and there may not be any shade Bring a hat, work gloves (if you have them) and sunglasses or other eye protection Long-sleeved shirts and long pants are strongly recommended Use sunblock on exposed skin Leave your 4-legged friends at home No experience is necessary. COSCA rangers will provide work gloves, hand tools and instruction on how to use them safely and effectively. You are receiving this message because you asked to be notified of upcoming trail work days in the Conejo Valley. We heartily thank you and your like-minded open space enthusiasts for helping to keep our trails in tip-top shape!