Nature Introduction - Family-Friendly

Explore Wildlife Safely in Local Environment

Presented by Quinlan Community Center

Government-Organized

Officially recognized by the local government

Learn to recognize some of the beautiful wildflowers that grow in the area, as well as how to identify and avoid plants such as Poison Oak and Poison Hemlock. We will also discuss how to safely interact with and avoid potentially dangerous animals like Black Widows and how to distinguish a harmless Gopher snake from the venomous Western Rattlesnake. Class will begin in the EEC with a slideshow highlighting some of the Bay Area's outstanding plants and animals, as well as interacting with some of the animal ambassadors in the nature center. Following this, we will venture out for a nature hike around the Preserve to see what we can find! Participants should plan to bring a full water bottle, wear close-toed shoes, and clothing appropriate for being outside for up to an hour. Children under 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian also registered for the class.

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