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Bolinas Lagoon Birding Tour

Sat. June 27, 9am-4pm Simply put, Bolinas and the Marin coast are Bay Area natural and cultural treasures. This West Marin day trip to the secluded village of Bolinas will demonstrate why: the soaring Bolinas Ridge and the pristine Pacific … Continue reading →

Yosemite, Mono Lake & Eastern Sierras Tour

Thurs.-Sun. July 16-19 This has become our most popular weekend trip, and no wonder: a vast and ancient lake on the eastern slope of Yosemite, Mono is famous for its unique tufa formations that surround its waters. Snow-capped Sierra peaks, … Continue reading →

Pescadero Village & San Mateo Coast Birding

Pescadero Marsh Natural Preserve Pescadero, CA

The rugged San Mateo coastline, studded with great headlands and huge waves crashing on the beaches, is one of the Bay Area’s most dramatic and beautiful sights. Just south of Half Moon Bay we find Pescadero, a tiny 19th century … Continue reading →

San Pablo Reservoir Tour Orinda (new!) 

San Pablo Reservoir Orinda, CA

In all but name San Pablo Reservoir is one of our most scenic local lakes, surrounded by thousands of acres of deciduous and conifer woodland. Both on land and ‘sea’ this area has an abundance of birds. These include herons, … Continue reading →

Monterey Bay Weekend Tour

Monterey Bay Monterey, CA

Known as a world-class destination for wildlife, the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary and its great panorama of marine life, including birds, sea mammals and migrating whales, is very special, even within California. Due to its unique undersea canyons and … Continue reading →

Birds of the Alameda Shoreline & Crab Cove

The Alameda shoreline, with miles of sandy white beaches and stunning views of the bay, is one of our local environmental treasures. During the early fall and winter it’s also a magnet for hundreds of shorebirds -- Dunlin, godwits, peeps, … Continue reading →

The Nature of America: Ecology, Wildlife and Conservation

North Berkeley Senior Center 1901 Hearst, Berkeley, CA

Tuesdays, 10am-12pm This new course will survey the history of North America’s wildlife and human ecology from Pleistocene times to the present. Major themes will include: the Ice Age megafauna of woolly mammoths, saber-toothed tigers, giant sloths, bears and condors; … Continue reading →

Birds of the Bay Area, Fall 2015, Berkeley

North Berkeley Senior Center 1901 Hearst, Berkeley, CA

Berkeley Class: Sept. 2 – Nov. 4 (Weds. 9am-12pm) Meets at North Berkeley Senior Center, 1901 Hearst (at ML King Way), Berkeley Registration fee is $85 for the whole term and $45 for half term. Individual trips are $30.  Register … Continue reading →

History by Hollywood: Cinematic Visions of the 20th Century

North Berkeley Senior Center 1901 Hearst, Berkeley, CA

Wednesday, 2-4pm The goal of this course is to illuminate recent history by showing films that depict the lives of people caught up in the important events of the 20th century. Through historical dramas and satires such as Gandhi, The … Continue reading →