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SUMMARY:Free Interpretive Walks of the Reserve - Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve
DESCRIPTION:Join us on the second and third Sunday of each month\, from 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.\, for a free interpretive nature walk. You have the opportunity to hear about the amazing plants and wildlife at Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve. Walks are moderately paced on the lower creek trail and begin in front of the Elfin Forest Interpretive Center Honoring Susan J. Varty. \nAl Bates leads walks on the second Sunday of the month\, and Sabina Kurz-Sherman leads walks on the third Sunday of the month. \n  \n \nAL BATES \nRetired from law enforcement\, Al is a native San Diegan and an avid outdoorsman. Al has been trained as an interpretive guide\, is a Master Educator for the Leave No Trace Center For Outdoor Ethics and Chaparral Naturalist\, and has been a guest speaker for the Sierra Club on the topics of outdoor ethics\, backpacking\, hiking\, and camping. AI currently volunteers on the Reserve’s Trail Patrol and education teams. His talks include local plant and wild life\, how Native Americans and early pioneers used them\, and how they still benefit us and provide habitat. Join Al on the second Sunday of every month and witness a rare testimony of EFRR’s life and beauty. \n\nMay 12\nJune 9\nJuly 14\nAugust 11\nSeptember 8\nOctober 13\nNovember 10\nDecember 8\n\n\nSabina Kurz-Sherman\, Ph.D.\n\nAs a professor of biology at San Diego City College since 2006\, Sabina has been guiding her students on field trips through a variety of habitats\, including chaparral\, coastal sage scrub\, and oak riparian. Since her passion is helping people connect with nature\, she is happy to bring her knowledge and experience to EFRR. In her interpretive walks\, Sabina balances scientific knowledge with sensory engagement\, inspiring her participants toward a deeper awareness and respect for the natural community.  Sabina is also certified in yoga instruction and shinrin-yoku\, or “Forest Bathing.” She invites you to walk with her on the third Sunday of each month and open your mind and heart to nature. \n\nMay 19\nJune 16\nJuly 21\nAugust 18\nSeptember 15\nOctober 20\nNovember 17\nDecember 15
URL:https://escolocos.com/event/free-interpretive-walks-of-the-reserve-elfin-forest-recreational-reserve/2024-12-15/
LOCATION:Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve\, 8833 Harmony Grove Road\, Escondido\, CA\, 92029\, United States
CATEGORIES:Conferences & Expos,Kids & Family,Sports & Active Life
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SUMMARY:Free Interpretive Walks of the Reserve - Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve
DESCRIPTION:Join us on the second and third Sunday of each month\, from 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.\, for a free interpretive nature walk. You have the opportunity to hear about the amazing plants and wildlife at Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve. Walks are moderately paced on the lower creek trail and begin in front of the Elfin Forest Interpretive Center Honoring Susan J. Varty. \nAl Bates leads walks on the second Sunday of the month\, and Sabina Kurz-Sherman leads walks on the third Sunday of the month. \n  \n \nAL BATES \nRetired from law enforcement\, Al is a native San Diegan and an avid outdoorsman. Al has been trained as an interpretive guide\, is a Master Educator for the Leave No Trace Center For Outdoor Ethics and Chaparral Naturalist\, and has been a guest speaker for the Sierra Club on the topics of outdoor ethics\, backpacking\, hiking\, and camping. AI currently volunteers on the Reserve’s Trail Patrol and education teams. His talks include local plant and wild life\, how Native Americans and early pioneers used them\, and how they still benefit us and provide habitat. Join Al on the second Sunday of every month and witness a rare testimony of EFRR’s life and beauty. \n\nMay 12\nJune 9\nJuly 14\nAugust 11\nSeptember 8\nOctober 13\nNovember 10\nDecember 8\n\n\nSabina Kurz-Sherman\, Ph.D.\n\nAs a professor of biology at San Diego City College since 2006\, Sabina has been guiding her students on field trips through a variety of habitats\, including chaparral\, coastal sage scrub\, and oak riparian. Since her passion is helping people connect with nature\, she is happy to bring her knowledge and experience to EFRR. In her interpretive walks\, Sabina balances scientific knowledge with sensory engagement\, inspiring her participants toward a deeper awareness and respect for the natural community.  Sabina is also certified in yoga instruction and shinrin-yoku\, or “Forest Bathing.” She invites you to walk with her on the third Sunday of each month and open your mind and heart to nature. \n\nMay 19\nJune 16\nJuly 21\nAugust 18\nSeptember 15\nOctober 20\nNovember 17\nDecember 15
URL:https://escolocos.com/event/free-interpretive-walks-of-the-reserve-elfin-forest-recreational-reserve/2024-12-08/
LOCATION:Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve\, 8833 Harmony Grove Road\, Escondido\, CA\, 92029\, United States
CATEGORIES:Conferences & Expos,Kids & Family,Sports & Active Life
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SUMMARY:Free Interpretive Walks of the Reserve - Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve
DESCRIPTION:Join us on the second and third Sunday of each month\, from 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.\, for a free interpretive nature walk. You have the opportunity to hear about the amazing plants and wildlife at Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve. Walks are moderately paced on the lower creek trail and begin in front of the Elfin Forest Interpretive Center Honoring Susan J. Varty. \nAl Bates leads walks on the second Sunday of the month\, and Sabina Kurz-Sherman leads walks on the third Sunday of the month. \n  \n \nAL BATES \nRetired from law enforcement\, Al is a native San Diegan and an avid outdoorsman. Al has been trained as an interpretive guide\, is a Master Educator for the Leave No Trace Center For Outdoor Ethics and Chaparral Naturalist\, and has been a guest speaker for the Sierra Club on the topics of outdoor ethics\, backpacking\, hiking\, and camping. AI currently volunteers on the Reserve’s Trail Patrol and education teams. His talks include local plant and wild life\, how Native Americans and early pioneers used them\, and how they still benefit us and provide habitat. Join Al on the second Sunday of every month and witness a rare testimony of EFRR’s life and beauty. \n\nMay 12\nJune 9\nJuly 14\nAugust 11\nSeptember 8\nOctober 13\nNovember 10\nDecember 8\n\n\nSabina Kurz-Sherman\, Ph.D.\n\nAs a professor of biology at San Diego City College since 2006\, Sabina has been guiding her students on field trips through a variety of habitats\, including chaparral\, coastal sage scrub\, and oak riparian. Since her passion is helping people connect with nature\, she is happy to bring her knowledge and experience to EFRR. In her interpretive walks\, Sabina balances scientific knowledge with sensory engagement\, inspiring her participants toward a deeper awareness and respect for the natural community.  Sabina is also certified in yoga instruction and shinrin-yoku\, or “Forest Bathing.” She invites you to walk with her on the third Sunday of each month and open your mind and heart to nature. \n\nMay 19\nJune 16\nJuly 21\nAugust 18\nSeptember 15\nOctober 20\nNovember 17\nDecember 15
URL:https://escolocos.com/event/free-interpretive-walks-of-the-reserve-elfin-forest-recreational-reserve/2024-11-17/
LOCATION:Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve\, 8833 Harmony Grove Road\, Escondido\, CA\, 92029\, United States
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SUMMARY:Free Interpretive Walks of the Reserve - Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve
DESCRIPTION:Join us on the second and third Sunday of each month\, from 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.\, for a free interpretive nature walk. You have the opportunity to hear about the amazing plants and wildlife at Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve. Walks are moderately paced on the lower creek trail and begin in front of the Elfin Forest Interpretive Center Honoring Susan J. Varty. \nAl Bates leads walks on the second Sunday of the month\, and Sabina Kurz-Sherman leads walks on the third Sunday of the month. \n  \n \nAL BATES \nRetired from law enforcement\, Al is a native San Diegan and an avid outdoorsman. Al has been trained as an interpretive guide\, is a Master Educator for the Leave No Trace Center For Outdoor Ethics and Chaparral Naturalist\, and has been a guest speaker for the Sierra Club on the topics of outdoor ethics\, backpacking\, hiking\, and camping. AI currently volunteers on the Reserve’s Trail Patrol and education teams. His talks include local plant and wild life\, how Native Americans and early pioneers used them\, and how they still benefit us and provide habitat. Join Al on the second Sunday of every month and witness a rare testimony of EFRR’s life and beauty. \n\nMay 12\nJune 9\nJuly 14\nAugust 11\nSeptember 8\nOctober 13\nNovember 10\nDecember 8\n\n\nSabina Kurz-Sherman\, Ph.D.\n\nAs a professor of biology at San Diego City College since 2006\, Sabina has been guiding her students on field trips through a variety of habitats\, including chaparral\, coastal sage scrub\, and oak riparian. Since her passion is helping people connect with nature\, she is happy to bring her knowledge and experience to EFRR. In her interpretive walks\, Sabina balances scientific knowledge with sensory engagement\, inspiring her participants toward a deeper awareness and respect for the natural community.  Sabina is also certified in yoga instruction and shinrin-yoku\, or “Forest Bathing.” She invites you to walk with her on the third Sunday of each month and open your mind and heart to nature. \n\nMay 19\nJune 16\nJuly 21\nAugust 18\nSeptember 15\nOctober 20\nNovember 17\nDecember 15
URL:https://escolocos.com/event/free-interpretive-walks-of-the-reserve-elfin-forest-recreational-reserve/2024-11-10/
LOCATION:Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve\, 8833 Harmony Grove Road\, Escondido\, CA\, 92029\, United States
CATEGORIES:Conferences & Expos,Kids & Family,Sports & Active Life
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SUMMARY:Free Interpretive Walks of the Reserve - Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve
DESCRIPTION:Join us on the second and third Sunday of each month\, from 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.\, for a free interpretive nature walk. You have the opportunity to hear about the amazing plants and wildlife at Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve. Walks are moderately paced on the lower creek trail and begin in front of the Elfin Forest Interpretive Center Honoring Susan J. Varty. \nAl Bates leads walks on the second Sunday of the month\, and Sabina Kurz-Sherman leads walks on the third Sunday of the month. \n  \n \nAL BATES \nRetired from law enforcement\, Al is a native San Diegan and an avid outdoorsman. Al has been trained as an interpretive guide\, is a Master Educator for the Leave No Trace Center For Outdoor Ethics and Chaparral Naturalist\, and has been a guest speaker for the Sierra Club on the topics of outdoor ethics\, backpacking\, hiking\, and camping. AI currently volunteers on the Reserve’s Trail Patrol and education teams. His talks include local plant and wild life\, how Native Americans and early pioneers used them\, and how they still benefit us and provide habitat. Join Al on the second Sunday of every month and witness a rare testimony of EFRR’s life and beauty. \n\nMay 12\nJune 9\nJuly 14\nAugust 11\nSeptember 8\nOctober 13\nNovember 10\nDecember 8\n\n\nSabina Kurz-Sherman\, Ph.D.\n\nAs a professor of biology at San Diego City College since 2006\, Sabina has been guiding her students on field trips through a variety of habitats\, including chaparral\, coastal sage scrub\, and oak riparian. Since her passion is helping people connect with nature\, she is happy to bring her knowledge and experience to EFRR. In her interpretive walks\, Sabina balances scientific knowledge with sensory engagement\, inspiring her participants toward a deeper awareness and respect for the natural community.  Sabina is also certified in yoga instruction and shinrin-yoku\, or “Forest Bathing.” She invites you to walk with her on the third Sunday of each month and open your mind and heart to nature. \n\nMay 19\nJune 16\nJuly 21\nAugust 18\nSeptember 15\nOctober 20\nNovember 17\nDecember 15
URL:https://escolocos.com/event/free-interpretive-walks-of-the-reserve-elfin-forest-recreational-reserve/2024-10-20/
LOCATION:Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve\, 8833 Harmony Grove Road\, Escondido\, CA\, 92029\, United States
CATEGORIES:Conferences & Expos,Kids & Family,Sports & Active Life
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SUMMARY:Free Interpretive Walks of the Reserve - Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve
DESCRIPTION:Join us on the second and third Sunday of each month\, from 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.\, for a free interpretive nature walk. You have the opportunity to hear about the amazing plants and wildlife at Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve. Walks are moderately paced on the lower creek trail and begin in front of the Elfin Forest Interpretive Center Honoring Susan J. Varty. \nAl Bates leads walks on the second Sunday of the month\, and Sabina Kurz-Sherman leads walks on the third Sunday of the month. \n  \n \nAL BATES \nRetired from law enforcement\, Al is a native San Diegan and an avid outdoorsman. Al has been trained as an interpretive guide\, is a Master Educator for the Leave No Trace Center For Outdoor Ethics and Chaparral Naturalist\, and has been a guest speaker for the Sierra Club on the topics of outdoor ethics\, backpacking\, hiking\, and camping. AI currently volunteers on the Reserve’s Trail Patrol and education teams. His talks include local plant and wild life\, how Native Americans and early pioneers used them\, and how they still benefit us and provide habitat. Join Al on the second Sunday of every month and witness a rare testimony of EFRR’s life and beauty. \n\nMay 12\nJune 9\nJuly 14\nAugust 11\nSeptember 8\nOctober 13\nNovember 10\nDecember 8\n\n\nSabina Kurz-Sherman\, Ph.D.\n\nAs a professor of biology at San Diego City College since 2006\, Sabina has been guiding her students on field trips through a variety of habitats\, including chaparral\, coastal sage scrub\, and oak riparian. Since her passion is helping people connect with nature\, she is happy to bring her knowledge and experience to EFRR. In her interpretive walks\, Sabina balances scientific knowledge with sensory engagement\, inspiring her participants toward a deeper awareness and respect for the natural community.  Sabina is also certified in yoga instruction and shinrin-yoku\, or “Forest Bathing.” She invites you to walk with her on the third Sunday of each month and open your mind and heart to nature. \n\nMay 19\nJune 16\nJuly 21\nAugust 18\nSeptember 15\nOctober 20\nNovember 17\nDecember 15
URL:https://escolocos.com/event/free-interpretive-walks-of-the-reserve-elfin-forest-recreational-reserve/2024-10-13/
LOCATION:Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve\, 8833 Harmony Grove Road\, Escondido\, CA\, 92029\, United States
CATEGORIES:Conferences & Expos,Kids & Family,Sports & Active Life
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SUMMARY:Free Interpretive Walks of the Reserve - Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve
DESCRIPTION:Join us on the second and third Sunday of each month\, from 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.\, for a free interpretive nature walk. You have the opportunity to hear about the amazing plants and wildlife at Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve. Walks are moderately paced on the lower creek trail and begin in front of the Elfin Forest Interpretive Center Honoring Susan J. Varty. \nAl Bates leads walks on the second Sunday of the month\, and Sabina Kurz-Sherman leads walks on the third Sunday of the month. \n  \n \nAL BATES \nRetired from law enforcement\, Al is a native San Diegan and an avid outdoorsman. Al has been trained as an interpretive guide\, is a Master Educator for the Leave No Trace Center For Outdoor Ethics and Chaparral Naturalist\, and has been a guest speaker for the Sierra Club on the topics of outdoor ethics\, backpacking\, hiking\, and camping. AI currently volunteers on the Reserve’s Trail Patrol and education teams. His talks include local plant and wild life\, how Native Americans and early pioneers used them\, and how they still benefit us and provide habitat. Join Al on the second Sunday of every month and witness a rare testimony of EFRR’s life and beauty. \n\nMay 12\nJune 9\nJuly 14\nAugust 11\nSeptember 8\nOctober 13\nNovember 10\nDecember 8\n\n\nSabina Kurz-Sherman\, Ph.D.\n\nAs a professor of biology at San Diego City College since 2006\, Sabina has been guiding her students on field trips through a variety of habitats\, including chaparral\, coastal sage scrub\, and oak riparian. Since her passion is helping people connect with nature\, she is happy to bring her knowledge and experience to EFRR. In her interpretive walks\, Sabina balances scientific knowledge with sensory engagement\, inspiring her participants toward a deeper awareness and respect for the natural community.  Sabina is also certified in yoga instruction and shinrin-yoku\, or “Forest Bathing.” She invites you to walk with her on the third Sunday of each month and open your mind and heart to nature. \n\nMay 19\nJune 16\nJuly 21\nAugust 18\nSeptember 15\nOctober 20\nNovember 17\nDecember 15
URL:https://escolocos.com/event/free-interpretive-walks-of-the-reserve-elfin-forest-recreational-reserve/2024-09-15/
LOCATION:Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve\, 8833 Harmony Grove Road\, Escondido\, CA\, 92029\, United States
CATEGORIES:Conferences & Expos,Kids & Family,Sports & Active Life
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SUMMARY:Free Interpretive Walks of the Reserve - Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve
DESCRIPTION:Join us on the second and third Sunday of each month\, from 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.\, for a free interpretive nature walk. You have the opportunity to hear about the amazing plants and wildlife at Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve. Walks are moderately paced on the lower creek trail and begin in front of the Elfin Forest Interpretive Center Honoring Susan J. Varty. \nAl Bates leads walks on the second Sunday of the month\, and Sabina Kurz-Sherman leads walks on the third Sunday of the month. \n  \n \nAL BATES \nRetired from law enforcement\, Al is a native San Diegan and an avid outdoorsman. Al has been trained as an interpretive guide\, is a Master Educator for the Leave No Trace Center For Outdoor Ethics and Chaparral Naturalist\, and has been a guest speaker for the Sierra Club on the topics of outdoor ethics\, backpacking\, hiking\, and camping. AI currently volunteers on the Reserve’s Trail Patrol and education teams. His talks include local plant and wild life\, how Native Americans and early pioneers used them\, and how they still benefit us and provide habitat. Join Al on the second Sunday of every month and witness a rare testimony of EFRR’s life and beauty. \n\nMay 12\nJune 9\nJuly 14\nAugust 11\nSeptember 8\nOctober 13\nNovember 10\nDecember 8\n\n\nSabina Kurz-Sherman\, Ph.D.\n\nAs a professor of biology at San Diego City College since 2006\, Sabina has been guiding her students on field trips through a variety of habitats\, including chaparral\, coastal sage scrub\, and oak riparian. Since her passion is helping people connect with nature\, she is happy to bring her knowledge and experience to EFRR. In her interpretive walks\, Sabina balances scientific knowledge with sensory engagement\, inspiring her participants toward a deeper awareness and respect for the natural community.  Sabina is also certified in yoga instruction and shinrin-yoku\, or “Forest Bathing.” She invites you to walk with her on the third Sunday of each month and open your mind and heart to nature. \n\nMay 19\nJune 16\nJuly 21\nAugust 18\nSeptember 15\nOctober 20\nNovember 17\nDecember 15
URL:https://escolocos.com/event/free-interpretive-walks-of-the-reserve-elfin-forest-recreational-reserve/2024-09-08/
LOCATION:Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve\, 8833 Harmony Grove Road\, Escondido\, CA\, 92029\, United States
CATEGORIES:Conferences & Expos,Kids & Family,Sports & Active Life
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SUMMARY:Free Interpretive Walks of the Reserve - Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve
DESCRIPTION:Join us on the second and third Sunday of each month\, from 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.\, for a free interpretive nature walk. You have the opportunity to hear about the amazing plants and wildlife at Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve. Walks are moderately paced on the lower creek trail and begin in front of the Elfin Forest Interpretive Center Honoring Susan J. Varty. \nAl Bates leads walks on the second Sunday of the month\, and Sabina Kurz-Sherman leads walks on the third Sunday of the month. \n  \n \nAL BATES \nRetired from law enforcement\, Al is a native San Diegan and an avid outdoorsman. Al has been trained as an interpretive guide\, is a Master Educator for the Leave No Trace Center For Outdoor Ethics and Chaparral Naturalist\, and has been a guest speaker for the Sierra Club on the topics of outdoor ethics\, backpacking\, hiking\, and camping. AI currently volunteers on the Reserve’s Trail Patrol and education teams. His talks include local plant and wild life\, how Native Americans and early pioneers used them\, and how they still benefit us and provide habitat. Join Al on the second Sunday of every month and witness a rare testimony of EFRR’s life and beauty. \n\nMay 12\nJune 9\nJuly 14\nAugust 11\nSeptember 8\nOctober 13\nNovember 10\nDecember 8\n\n\nSabina Kurz-Sherman\, Ph.D.\n\nAs a professor of biology at San Diego City College since 2006\, Sabina has been guiding her students on field trips through a variety of habitats\, including chaparral\, coastal sage scrub\, and oak riparian. Since her passion is helping people connect with nature\, she is happy to bring her knowledge and experience to EFRR. In her interpretive walks\, Sabina balances scientific knowledge with sensory engagement\, inspiring her participants toward a deeper awareness and respect for the natural community.  Sabina is also certified in yoga instruction and shinrin-yoku\, or “Forest Bathing.” She invites you to walk with her on the third Sunday of each month and open your mind and heart to nature. \n\nMay 19\nJune 16\nJuly 21\nAugust 18\nSeptember 15\nOctober 20\nNovember 17\nDecember 15
URL:https://escolocos.com/event/free-interpretive-walks-of-the-reserve-elfin-forest-recreational-reserve/2024-08-18/
LOCATION:Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve\, 8833 Harmony Grove Road\, Escondido\, CA\, 92029\, United States
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SUMMARY:Free Interpretive Walks of the Reserve - Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve
DESCRIPTION:Join us on the second and third Sunday of each month\, from 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.\, for a free interpretive nature walk. You have the opportunity to hear about the amazing plants and wildlife at Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve. Walks are moderately paced on the lower creek trail and begin in front of the Elfin Forest Interpretive Center Honoring Susan J. Varty. \nAl Bates leads walks on the second Sunday of the month\, and Sabina Kurz-Sherman leads walks on the third Sunday of the month. \n  \n \nAL BATES \nRetired from law enforcement\, Al is a native San Diegan and an avid outdoorsman. Al has been trained as an interpretive guide\, is a Master Educator for the Leave No Trace Center For Outdoor Ethics and Chaparral Naturalist\, and has been a guest speaker for the Sierra Club on the topics of outdoor ethics\, backpacking\, hiking\, and camping. AI currently volunteers on the Reserve’s Trail Patrol and education teams. His talks include local plant and wild life\, how Native Americans and early pioneers used them\, and how they still benefit us and provide habitat. Join Al on the second Sunday of every month and witness a rare testimony of EFRR’s life and beauty. \n\nMay 12\nJune 9\nJuly 14\nAugust 11\nSeptember 8\nOctober 13\nNovember 10\nDecember 8\n\n\nSabina Kurz-Sherman\, Ph.D.\n\nAs a professor of biology at San Diego City College since 2006\, Sabina has been guiding her students on field trips through a variety of habitats\, including chaparral\, coastal sage scrub\, and oak riparian. Since her passion is helping people connect with nature\, she is happy to bring her knowledge and experience to EFRR. In her interpretive walks\, Sabina balances scientific knowledge with sensory engagement\, inspiring her participants toward a deeper awareness and respect for the natural community.  Sabina is also certified in yoga instruction and shinrin-yoku\, or “Forest Bathing.” She invites you to walk with her on the third Sunday of each month and open your mind and heart to nature. \n\nMay 19\nJune 16\nJuly 21\nAugust 18\nSeptember 15\nOctober 20\nNovember 17\nDecember 15
URL:https://escolocos.com/event/free-interpretive-walks-of-the-reserve-elfin-forest-recreational-reserve/2024-08-11/
LOCATION:Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve\, 8833 Harmony Grove Road\, Escondido\, CA\, 92029\, United States
CATEGORIES:Conferences & Expos,Kids & Family,Sports & Active Life
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SUMMARY:Free Interpretive Walks of the Reserve - Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve
DESCRIPTION:Join us on the second and third Sunday of each month\, from 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.\, for a free interpretive nature walk. You have the opportunity to hear about the amazing plants and wildlife at Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve. Walks are moderately paced on the lower creek trail and begin in front of the Elfin Forest Interpretive Center Honoring Susan J. Varty. \nAl Bates leads walks on the second Sunday of the month\, and Sabina Kurz-Sherman leads walks on the third Sunday of the month. \n  \n \nAL BATES \nRetired from law enforcement\, Al is a native San Diegan and an avid outdoorsman. Al has been trained as an interpretive guide\, is a Master Educator for the Leave No Trace Center For Outdoor Ethics and Chaparral Naturalist\, and has been a guest speaker for the Sierra Club on the topics of outdoor ethics\, backpacking\, hiking\, and camping. AI currently volunteers on the Reserve’s Trail Patrol and education teams. His talks include local plant and wild life\, how Native Americans and early pioneers used them\, and how they still benefit us and provide habitat. Join Al on the second Sunday of every month and witness a rare testimony of EFRR’s life and beauty. \n\nMay 12\nJune 9\nJuly 14\nAugust 11\nSeptember 8\nOctober 13\nNovember 10\nDecember 8\n\n\nSabina Kurz-Sherman\, Ph.D.\n\nAs a professor of biology at San Diego City College since 2006\, Sabina has been guiding her students on field trips through a variety of habitats\, including chaparral\, coastal sage scrub\, and oak riparian. Since her passion is helping people connect with nature\, she is happy to bring her knowledge and experience to EFRR. In her interpretive walks\, Sabina balances scientific knowledge with sensory engagement\, inspiring her participants toward a deeper awareness and respect for the natural community.  Sabina is also certified in yoga instruction and shinrin-yoku\, or “Forest Bathing.” She invites you to walk with her on the third Sunday of each month and open your mind and heart to nature. \n\nMay 19\nJune 16\nJuly 21\nAugust 18\nSeptember 15\nOctober 20\nNovember 17\nDecember 15
URL:https://escolocos.com/event/free-interpretive-walks-of-the-reserve-elfin-forest-recreational-reserve/2024-07-21/
LOCATION:Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve\, 8833 Harmony Grove Road\, Escondido\, CA\, 92029\, United States
CATEGORIES:Conferences & Expos,Kids & Family,Sports & Active Life
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240714T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240714T223000
DTSTAMP:20260606T045157
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SUMMARY:Free Interpretive Walks of the Reserve - Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve
DESCRIPTION:Join us on the second and third Sunday of each month\, from 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.\, for a free interpretive nature walk. You have the opportunity to hear about the amazing plants and wildlife at Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve. Walks are moderately paced on the lower creek trail and begin in front of the Elfin Forest Interpretive Center Honoring Susan J. Varty. \nAl Bates leads walks on the second Sunday of the month\, and Sabina Kurz-Sherman leads walks on the third Sunday of the month. \n  \n \nAL BATES \nRetired from law enforcement\, Al is a native San Diegan and an avid outdoorsman. Al has been trained as an interpretive guide\, is a Master Educator for the Leave No Trace Center For Outdoor Ethics and Chaparral Naturalist\, and has been a guest speaker for the Sierra Club on the topics of outdoor ethics\, backpacking\, hiking\, and camping. AI currently volunteers on the Reserve’s Trail Patrol and education teams. His talks include local plant and wild life\, how Native Americans and early pioneers used them\, and how they still benefit us and provide habitat. Join Al on the second Sunday of every month and witness a rare testimony of EFRR’s life and beauty. \n\nMay 12\nJune 9\nJuly 14\nAugust 11\nSeptember 8\nOctober 13\nNovember 10\nDecember 8\n\n\nSabina Kurz-Sherman\, Ph.D.\n\nAs a professor of biology at San Diego City College since 2006\, Sabina has been guiding her students on field trips through a variety of habitats\, including chaparral\, coastal sage scrub\, and oak riparian. Since her passion is helping people connect with nature\, she is happy to bring her knowledge and experience to EFRR. In her interpretive walks\, Sabina balances scientific knowledge with sensory engagement\, inspiring her participants toward a deeper awareness and respect for the natural community.  Sabina is also certified in yoga instruction and shinrin-yoku\, or “Forest Bathing.” She invites you to walk with her on the third Sunday of each month and open your mind and heart to nature. \n\nMay 19\nJune 16\nJuly 21\nAugust 18\nSeptember 15\nOctober 20\nNovember 17\nDecember 15
URL:https://escolocos.com/event/free-interpretive-walks-of-the-reserve-elfin-forest-recreational-reserve/2024-07-14/
LOCATION:Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve\, 8833 Harmony Grove Road\, Escondido\, CA\, 92029\, United States
CATEGORIES:Conferences & Expos,Kids & Family,Sports & Active Life
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240616T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240616T223000
DTSTAMP:20260606T045157
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SUMMARY:Free Interpretive Walks of the Reserve - Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve
DESCRIPTION:Join us on the second and third Sunday of each month\, from 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.\, for a free interpretive nature walk. You have the opportunity to hear about the amazing plants and wildlife at Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve. Walks are moderately paced on the lower creek trail and begin in front of the Elfin Forest Interpretive Center Honoring Susan J. Varty. \nAl Bates leads walks on the second Sunday of the month\, and Sabina Kurz-Sherman leads walks on the third Sunday of the month. \n  \n \nAL BATES \nRetired from law enforcement\, Al is a native San Diegan and an avid outdoorsman. Al has been trained as an interpretive guide\, is a Master Educator for the Leave No Trace Center For Outdoor Ethics and Chaparral Naturalist\, and has been a guest speaker for the Sierra Club on the topics of outdoor ethics\, backpacking\, hiking\, and camping. AI currently volunteers on the Reserve’s Trail Patrol and education teams. His talks include local plant and wild life\, how Native Americans and early pioneers used them\, and how they still benefit us and provide habitat. Join Al on the second Sunday of every month and witness a rare testimony of EFRR’s life and beauty. \n\nMay 12\nJune 9\nJuly 14\nAugust 11\nSeptember 8\nOctober 13\nNovember 10\nDecember 8\n\n\nSabina Kurz-Sherman\, Ph.D.\n\nAs a professor of biology at San Diego City College since 2006\, Sabina has been guiding her students on field trips through a variety of habitats\, including chaparral\, coastal sage scrub\, and oak riparian. Since her passion is helping people connect with nature\, she is happy to bring her knowledge and experience to EFRR. In her interpretive walks\, Sabina balances scientific knowledge with sensory engagement\, inspiring her participants toward a deeper awareness and respect for the natural community.  Sabina is also certified in yoga instruction and shinrin-yoku\, or “Forest Bathing.” She invites you to walk with her on the third Sunday of each month and open your mind and heart to nature. \n\nMay 19\nJune 16\nJuly 21\nAugust 18\nSeptember 15\nOctober 20\nNovember 17\nDecember 15
URL:https://escolocos.com/event/free-interpretive-walks-of-the-reserve-elfin-forest-recreational-reserve/2024-06-16/
LOCATION:Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve\, 8833 Harmony Grove Road\, Escondido\, CA\, 92029\, United States
CATEGORIES:Conferences & Expos,Kids & Family,Sports & Active Life
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240601T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240601T120000
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SUMMARY:Watershed Hike on Bottle Peak!
DESCRIPTION:Bottle Peak was protected forever by a partnership of The Escondido Creek Conservancy and San Diego County Parks and Recreation\, who split ownership. The Conservancy owns the top and we’d like to take you there. Because the parking is limited\, we’ll meet as a group to form carpools and travel together to the site. The hike is mostly uphill and approximately 4 miles round trip. This is an athletic walk with rock scrambling at the very end to the top. We will split the group for those who’d prefer not to scramble and would rather contemplate the flowers at the base of the boulders while the others climb. In both cases\, please wear good hiking boots\, a hat and sunscreen and bring water. You’ll meet Conservancy board members and learn about Conservancy activities. Bottle Peak is a wonderful location to see the Escondido Creek watershed! More details will be sent to those that register\, the week before the hike.
URL:https://escolocos.com/event/watershed-hike-on-bottle-peak/
LOCATION:Bottle Peak\, 25320 Lake Wohlford Rd\, Escondido\, CA\, 92027\, United States
CATEGORIES:Sports & Active Life
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