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| Bolinas Lagoon
Preserve Bouverie
Preserve
Cypress Grove Research Center |
September/October 2007 | |
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We hope you are
enjoying watching the natural world switch gears into
autumn. Read on for latest updates from the
nature preserves of Audubon Canyon
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Hone your Naturalist
Skills:
The Bouverie Backyard Naturalist
Series
The Bouverie
Preserve of Audubon Canyon Ranch is offering an exciting
new program of field courses - called the Backyard
Naturalist Series - designed for adults who wish to hone
their own naturalist skills while learning more about
the flora and fauna of the Valley of the Moon in Sonoma
County.
Classroom and field
activities included. Easy to moderate
hiking required. Click here for
more information.
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The Bouverie Preserve as
Artists' Inspiration The Bouverie
Preserve is one of the featured sites visited by
dozens of nationally-recognized artists during Sonoma Plein Air
2007. This event, which is taking place this
week, brings artists from across the country for a
week of painting the inspiring landscapes of Sonoma
Valley, including the stunning Bouverie Preserve.
The event culminates with an art
exhibition and sale this Saturday, Sept. 15th, on
the historic Sonoma Plaza.
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Know birds? Help us count!
Expert birders needed for bird censuses on
Tomales Bay
Each
year during the fall and winter months, ACR scientists
census shorebirds and waterbirds on Tomales Bay with the
help of dedicated volunteers. Join us as
we collect data from boats and from the
shores of beautiful Tomales Bay.
Volunteers should have
excellent birding skills and be able to identify birds
in flight and from a distance. Email Emiko Condeso for more
information.
Photo: Marbled Godwit by Len
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This
morning...
overlooking Bolinas Lagoon at ACR's Bolinas Lagoon
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Family
News
ACR
Docents are polishing their nature interpretation skills and
enthusiastically awaiting elementary school students on field
trips to the Preserves. Will your child be one of them?
What will they see? Click here
to
see letters from students who visited last spring!
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