Can trees taste? Can trees help each other? Can trees scream? Come explore the Hidden Lives of Trees on a walking tour of Leonora Curtin Wetland Preserve with volunteer, Freddi Martinez, followed by a family-friendly craft activity. Date: Saturday, July 26 Time: 9am (Tour will last approx. 1.5 – 2 hours) Fee: $20 per person / $15 […]
Phenology is the timing of plant life cycle events such as leafing out, flowering and producing seeds. Come learn about why tracking plant phenology is important, and what plants are being tracked at the Leonora Curtin Wetland Preserve. Sylvan Kaufman is a Citizen Scientist volunteer and Master Naturalist who has been tracking plant phenology at […]
Guided by animal tracking specialist and Citizen Scientist, Ann Hunkins, you’ll learn about the skill of identifying and tracking animals and why the 35-acre preserve is home to a myriad of animal species. Date: Saturday, October 11 Time: 9am (Tour will last approx. 1.5 – 2 hours) Fee: $20 per person / $15 for museum members and […]
Leaf your worries behind and enjoy a a seasonal tour with Citizen Scientist, Zac Carlson. Stroll amid radiant golden cottonwood trees and learn about the changes that autumn brings to the preserve. Date: Saturday, October 25 Time: 10am (Tour will last approx. 1.5 – 2 hours) Fee: $20 per person / $15 for museum members and volunteers. […]
