Coal Oil Point Reserve encompasses 170 acres of protected California coastal habitat. Join us for a beautiful walk along reserve trails to explore the wildlife that is only minutes from UCSB. At this time of year, you can view coastal lupines, poppies, and other wildflowers as well as threatened shorebirds nesting. It is a fantastic
Join us for another large-scale trail volunteer event. Volunteers of all experience levels are invited to learn about trail restoration while working on some of the community's most-loved trails. Tools, instruction, and lunch will be provided! RSVPs are required for this event! To RSVP, contact Steve Biddle, City of Santa Barbara Parks Supervisor, at (805) 564-5439
May this be an opportunity for you to take a sacred pause to relax and rejuvenate! Sound therapy is an ancient meditative practice that uses instruments to create healing vibrations around and within the body to encourage a meditative state. Resounding vibrations come from instruments like crystal sound bowls, chimes, drums, and gong and are
On Sunday, April 14th from 11 am – 2pm, NatureTrack will be at the Gaviota State Beach to introduce those who use wheelchairs to the Freedom Trax devices at no cost! Get up close to the waters’ edge, navigate the beach under your own control. This is a real game changer. NatureTrack will have several
Channelkeeper Board Walks are occasional walks and talks around town to explore water from different perspectives. They are designed for the whole community to understand our place in nature, especially with respect to life-giving water, and the importance of protecting our environment. Each is led by a Channelkeeper board member, drawing upon their expertise as naturalists, hydrologists,
The Santa Barbara Audubon Society's monthly program on Thursday, May 2 will be held at the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History, Fleischmann Auditorium at 7:30 p.m.It is free to the public. Having lived in the “outdoor aviary” of Los Angeles County nearly all his life, Kimball Garrett learned early on that non-native (“exotic”) bird species were
Come enjoy what K-12 students have been enjoying since 2011 -- discover the beaches and trails in Santa Barbara County led by knowledgeable and fun docents. They will give everyone opportunities to explore nature in the 'outdoor classroom' where learning comes alive along with fun. Finding the balance in one's life includes nature as a
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