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Wildlife needs more than a patch of healthy habitat – they need connected landscapes in order to survive and thrive. Connected habitats are critical for animals to move safely across the landscape to find food, water, and shelter. They also … Read more
The rainy season is hitting its stride, which means that the Marin Water Volunteer Program can lead Habitat Restoration events! This season, join us near Phoenix Lake to help combat patches of French and Scotch broom (Genista monspessulana and Cytisus … Read more
Join to help plant native grasses and shrubs. The work will improve park aesthetics, prevent erosion, and improve wildlife habitat. Appropriates for ages 10 and older, snacks and water will be provided.
The rainy season is hitting its stride, which means that the Marin Water Volunteer Program can lead Habitat Restoration events! This season, join us near Phoenix Lake to help combat patches of French and Scotch broom (Genista monspessulana and Cytisus … Read more
What’s black and yellow and is always smiling? The California Tiger Salamander! During this virtual Friday lunch presentation you will learn all about these shy and sensitive animals: Their lifecycle, where salamanders live and breed, why they are endangered and how … Read more
On this moderately-paced walk (appr. 4 miles) you’ll discover how plants and animals need and use water to survive in different habitats. Docent Naturalists Anouchka Gaillard, Peter Maxwell, and Nancy Weintraub are excited to share the wonders of water with … Read more
Join Naturalists Paula and Melissa to see what migratory birds are passing through the garden! Due to the diversity of plants and habitats represented in the Botanic Garden, there’s always a great variety of bird species to observe there. There … Read more
