For the highest quality
educational experience, most of our family
classes are geared for a specific age
group. Please read the descriptions carefully.
We are pleased to partner
with Acteva.com to offer convenient, secure
online registrations for field seminars.
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you will see a "Register Now"
button (like the one below) at the end
of each seminar description. Just click
on it to register. A minimal processing
fee will be charged.
You can also call us to register for classes at (415) 663.1200 ext. 373 or click here to print a registration form that you can mail or fax to us.
Sharon ‘Heron’ Barnett
Saturday, September 25 • 6 PM - 9 PM • $20 ($18 members)
Celebrate the autumnal equinox and the full moon by spending the late dusk hours prowling around to see who is out there—maybe bats, raccoons, coyotes, possums, deer, rodents, owls and other birds—and who has been there! The hours before dark are active in the animal world. Diurnal (active during the day) animals are busy stocking up for the night of rest. Nocturnal critters are rousing for a busy night of looking for food, and crepuscular (dawn and dusk) creatures are at their peak of liveliness. Bring your favorite young person for an interactive evening of learning more about the animal world through games, stories, observation and investigation with a fun and seasoned naturalist. Appropriate for ages 5 and up.
Ane Carla Rovetta
Saturday, October 30 • 6:45 PM – 8:30 PM • $18 ($15 members)
Join us on this hallowed night, as we walk along without a light.
On a darkened path we’ll creep, to a secret spot where legends keep.
We’ll hear some stories and cast a spell,
within the glen where spirits dwell.
Come join us here, if you’re so bold, to share enchanting tales of old!
Sign up early—This magical evening with Ane is always a sellout!
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