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Cemetery Marsh, a beautiful and peaceful spot in the Rush Creek Open Space Preserve, is one of the best birding locations in Marin County. Thousands of shorebirds and waterfowl gather in this area each fall and winter. This is an … Read more
This walk takes you along the edge of a tidal wetland that is a haven for waterfowl and shorebirds. You’ll see ducks in fresh breeding plumage and will keep an eye out for peregrine falcons and other raptors that frequent … Read more
The geology of the Laguna de Santa Rosa watershed has been shaped by time and geologic events. Some events cause significant change in a short period of time, and are disastrous for the people who call the region home. Active … Read more
Basic Wetland Delineation is a 40-hour training course that focuses on procedures used to delineate wetland boundaries using the 1987 Corps Wetland Delineation Manual (Technical Report Y-87-1) and the Regional Supplement: Arid West Region (2008). The course will also discuss … Read more
Interested in a fun, educational event in the Baylands that you can do while social distancing? On Saturday, June 27th, the EV will be hosting a Baylands scavenger hunt. This game will guide you through the preserve, while allowing you … Read more
Sunday, February 9th, 11:30 am to 12:45 pm Two great organizations combine forces to bring you the final FREE King Tide Walk this winter season: The City of Palo Alto and Environmental Volunteers. City of Palo Alto Naturalist, Corinne DeBra, … Read more
