Event Description:
September 15th 3 pm - 4:30 pm
Moss Landing, CA
Join us for a special birding and boating trip on the Monterey Bay Eco Tours electric catamaran as we celebrate Latino Conservation Week and California Biodiversity Week on September 15th from 3 PM to 4:30 PM. Latino Conservation Week is a vital time to recognize and uplift the contributions of the Latino community in environmental stewardship. In addition to enjoying the natural beauty of the Elkhon Slough, we will be conducting a BioBlitz-an exciting opportunity to document and collect data on the different bird species we observe, including the number of each species. This event not only highlights the importance of environmental conservation but also contributes to California Biodiversity Week, emphasizing the need to protect our state's incredible biodiversity.
Know before you go:
• It is always best to dress in layers, as the weather can change drastically on our beautiful California coast.
• There is no need to worry about seasickness as the Elkhorn Slough is completely calm and our boat is an extremely stable platform.
• Our boat leaves as scheduled so please be sure to arrive 20 minutes early. Restrooms are available on board. Binoculars will be provided.
Sign up using this Google form: https://forms.gle/
Space is limited, so please wait for a confirmation email after submitting your response to the Google form. If you are signing up for your family, please submit a separate response for each person. Please attend the event only it you nave received a confirmation emall.
Event Hosts:
Bird School Project and Juntxs en la Naturaleza Collaborative
Bird School Project and Juntxs en la Naturaleza Collaborative
Date & time:
September 15, 2024
3 pm
- 4:30pm
Location:
Monterey Bay Eco Tours
10932 Clam Way
Moss Landing,
CA,
95039
Open to the Public:
Yes
Yes
Cost:
free with registration: https://forms.gle/757M8tKfpDVTo8F29s
free with registration: https://forms.gle/757M8tKfpDVTo8F29s
Questions:
For Questions about this event, please contact
Jessica Correa with Bird School Project at 831-204-0026 or jess@birdschoolproject.org.
