Shoreline at Mountain View is pleased to announce its 2023 speaker’s series on sustainability, a unique roster of educational events designed to highlight the area’s: landfill legacy; birds/wildlife, climate adaptations; and its historic past which informs its vision for the future. The events are FREE and recommended for ages 9+.

Shoreline’s Landfill: A Mountain View ‘Refuse to Resource’ Legacy

Sunday, April 30, 9:30 – 11:30 a.m.

Michaels at Shoreline, 2960 N. Shoreline Boulevard

Since space is limited, pre-registration is strongly encouraged: register here.

For details about all of the upcoming 2023 speaker's series talks, visit the Shoreline at Mountain View webpage.

Background: Shoreline at Mountain View was once home to a hog farm, landfill and wrecking yard. In 1968, City leaders had the foresight to purchase the property, and the year after State law created the Shoreline Regional Park Community to take on the responsibility for maintenance of the regional landfill, development of a regional park, and support of North Bayshore’s development into a center of economic opportunity and quality housing.

This year, Shoreline celebrates its 40th anniversary as a regional park and recreation area.