For the highest quality
educational experience, most of our family
classes are geared for a specific age
group. Please read the descriptions carefully.
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online registrations for field seminars.
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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.
Ane Carla Rovetta
Saturday, April 17 • 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM • $18 ($15 members) per person
Anticipate Earth Week through legends and stories during this enchanting evening on the beach. Throughout the ages, the natural world has been brought to life by the spoken word. Tonight, we’ll be held spellbound by myths and stories that evoke the special spirit of the season as they weave their magic about the creatures of the night.

Wendy Dreskin
Saturday, May 1 • 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM • $20 ($18 members) per person
What plants do caterpillars eat? On which flowers do butterflies nectar? How can plants and ants help caterpillars and butterflies protect themselves from predators? As John Muir said, “tug on anything at all and you’ll find it connected to everything else in the universe.” Learn the connections between wildflowers, butterflies, ants, wasps and birds on an explorationof Cascade Canyon. This will not be a collecting class—all butterflies we visit with will be returned to their habitats unharmed. By the end of the day, you’ll be on a first-name basis with about ten species of butterflies and a dozen host plants, and will go home with information about books
and equipment that will enable you to continue exploring on your own.

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