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Outdoor Experience Free Workshops

When?
Sat, Mar 14 at 10:00 AM + Add to Your Calendar
Sat, May 16 at 09:30 AM + Add to Your Calendar
Sat, Jun 20 at 07:30 PM + Add to Your Calendar

The activities are offered at no charge to the participant. Activities are open to anyone.
*Stewardship Award to anyone who attends four or more workshops/activities within one year.
Some dates and times are still to be determined. Hang tight!

Even if you know the trails well, you will certainly experience the joy of learning more about the preserve.

* Registration is free; register here

  • March 14, 10am – Melding Tech and Nature! – Tech Loves Nature, Too – How to use the tools and apps on your phone to learn more about the natural world – Lisa Pierce, presenter, GIS Analyst in the Innovation & Technology Dept (iT) at the City of Riverside.

  • April 11, time TBD – Shooting the Beauty of Nature! – Nature Photography: The Secrets of Capturing the Beauty of Nature – Caroline McAllister, presenter. Nature photography gives me the chance to use the “paint brushes” of focus, framing, and depth of field to slow down, look closely at, and appreciate the colorful, delicate pattern-rich natural world around us. I invite you to join me in a quiet walk to “collect” some of that beauty.

  • May 16, 9:30 – Happy Kids, Happy Hikes! – Hiking with Kids for a Happy Trip – Leslie Scofield (Kids Nature Club), presenter, leads a one-hour + hike on a nature trail and shows the kids and their adults how to have fun on the trail.

  • June 20, 7:30pm – Summer Night Skies! – Summer Night Skies: Knowing where you are by the summer sky – Dave Maupin, Wizard of the Stars, presenter

  • July, date TBD – Nature at Night! – Summer Night Hike on Saha’tapa Loop Trail – Hike the 2-miile loop trail at night to hear and smell one of Redlands’ wild places; refreshments at The Watering Hole on return

  • September – Be a Citizen Scientist! – Citizen Scientists make Conservation efforts more effective – demonstrate how to collect and log data, how to share data, and what kind of data is useful.

  • October 10, 10am – How Live Oak Canyon Was Saved! – Canyon History – Serrano People, Outlaws, Railroads, Stage Coaches, and Ranchers in Live Oak Canyon, and how developers almost won! – Sherli Leonard, Redlands Conservancy executive director, presenter

  • November, date TBD – How Serrano People lived on and with the land – November, date TBD – How Serrano People lived on and with the land


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