2025 Hiking Calendar is here!
Join interested volunteers to learn how to record the number and types of amphibians and reptiles of Martin Griffin Preserve in Stinson Beach.
Meet the Inverness Irregulars for a hike at 9:30 a.m. on Tuesdays at the White House Pool parking lot. The trail will be decided on the spot.
Join Marin County Parks to explore the birds of Abbotts Lagoon
Join expert tracker Richard Vacha on a nature walk to explore animal behavior. Free.
Duxbury Reef docent training is slated to begin in January 2025 with a 5 part series of training sessions in January and February to prepare docents for educating visitors in time for the spring's low tides.
Join Marin Chapter of the California Native Plant Society for a 5-mile loop hike to explore mushrooms in the winter forest of Inverness Ridge.
Join the Salmon Protection and Watershed Network (SPAWN) for Creek Walks to look for salmon within the redwood forest and learn about the salmon’s life cycle, biology, and about habitat restoration efforts within the watershed.
Please join us for the 18th Annual Point Reyes National Seashore Fungus Fair
Point Reyes National Seashore invite you to a mushroom collecting event for the Fungus Fair, which will be held the following day. This is not a guided foray. Be prepared to learn, and be prepared to participate! As always, this is a free event, open to all.
Matthew Reiter from Point Blue Conservation Science will present a webinar on the Migratory Bird Project hosted by Marin Audubon.
The California Naturalist Certification Course is an inclusive, community-centered program committed to introducing participants from diverse backgrounds to California’s natural environments. California Naturalist Certification Courses are offered by a range of organizations, including Audubon Canyon Ranch, who will host this 2025 session.
Join Marin County Parks to explore salmon in San Geronimo Valley
Explore the mysterious and fascinating world of wild mushrooms in Point Reyes.
Help SPAWN maintain our floodplain restoration sites in the Lagunitas creek watershed.