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Enjoy our current exhibit “Conservation in Biodiversity”, featuring photography by Joshua Asel, then walk around the native plant demonstration garden. All of the artwork in the exhibit is 30% off in April only! Exhibit Overview Since 2012, Joshua Asel has … Read more
Take a docent-led tour of Pond Farm Pottery and learn about the history of this significant cultural site that is on the National Register of Historic Places and a National Historic Landmark. Learn about the dreams and challenges of the … Read more
Community science is increasingly important. Stewards and State Parks community science volunteers monitor nesting seabirds along the Sonoma Coast, April through August, and document disturbances that compromise successful breeding. This training will introduce you to the work done by citizen … Read more
MARIN ART AND GARDEN CENTER PRESENTS Webinar with renowned landscape designer, Darrel Morrison whose ecology-based approach has influenced generations of practitioners. For more than six decades, Morrison has drawn inspiration from the varied landscapes of his life—from the Iowa prairie … Read more
Last chance to see this art exhibit in Heron Hall! Please note, eight additional paintings have been added to the exhibit since the opening reception in September! Over the course of three years, artist Richard McDaniel explored the length and … Read more
Speaker: Jonathan Young Zoom reservations required. The global human population is increasingly more urban than rural. Traditional urban development notoriously changed the natural landscape in many ways resulting in the reduction and/or loss of the natural environment. Contemporary science has … Read more
Get the Zoom meeting link here: https://cnps-org.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_JqZNFV2AQOSITtvZkK5gIA Speaker: Kipp McMichael Break out your rulers, scales and metrics for a tour of California flora with an eye toward maxima and minima. We’ll start with familiar status-holders like giant sequoia and duckweed … Read more
Reptiles are amazing nature workers! Come learn how to draw these quick and elusive critters with local artist and naturalist Edward Rooks. Tune in for this engaging and interactive live-stream nature sketching lesson that you can follow along from the … Read more
Join Randall Museum Friends online for a Virtual Public Meeting to review the past year and hear about plans for the future of the Randall Museum. Learn about some of the programs taking shape now and the vision for even … Read more
Ribbit! Hop, Hop, Ploink! Come learn how to sketch frogs from local artist and naturalist Edward Rooks. Tune in to the Open Space Authority’s Facebook page at 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, June 16 for an engaging and interactive live-stream nature … Read more
