Nonprofit NetWalk with Escondido Creek Conservancy – Lake Wohlford

Join High Five’s Nonprofit NetWalk! This free walk meetup is a fun, relaxed, and informal way to connect and network with fellow nonprofit leaders, funders, and Board members.

We will be hosted by the Escondido Creek Conservancy! Join us to walk by nature restoration sites and visit a rare Engelmann Oak grove.

Time and Date: Thursday, June 27 at 10am

Meeting Location: Sardina Preserve 25320 Lake Wohlford Road

Directions Note: Google Maps will take you directly to the preserve. That said, there is no sign at the Sardina Preserve entrance and cars are moving fairly quickly along that section of Lake Wohlford Road. The entrance is on the north (left as you go up the hill) and through a black wrought iron gate. Half the gate will be open; drive through and we’ll direct you from there.

Who can attend: Anyone in the nonprofit and philanthropic field. Though we often encourage furry friends, this walk may be too warm for dogs to join us.

Parking: We will meet you at the gate and direct you to parking.

Walk Details: The Sardina Preserve is 282 acres. The walk will be mostly on the old ranch roads. The Conservancy is restoring the Sardina Preserve to native habitat.

Difficulty Level: Easy. The walk is mostly level with some rolling topography. It could be warm so please bring water, a hat and sunscreen.

About Our Host: The mission of the Escondido Creek Conservancy (www.escondidocreek.org) is to preserve and restore the Escondido Creek watershed in North County. The Conservancy owns/manages 3,000 acres of conservation land, and implements outdoor education programs for youth in North County, many of whom are from disadvantaged communities.

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Nonprofit NetWalks are a community service of High Five Career Coaching.

High Five specializes in providing executive coaching, teambuilding, succession planning, and organizational development services to nonprofits and healthcare/life science orgs. Visit our website to learn more.