Acompáñanos en La Comida es Cultura/Food is Culture, la segunda presentación de este año de nuestro programa Sabores de Mi Patria/Flavors of My Homeland. Presentada en asociación con Artes de México en Utah, esta taller se llevará a cabo en el campus de Wasatch Community Gardens de 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm el jueves 21 de julio.  Este taller será completamente en español, con traducción al inglés.   

Este taller será una presentación interactiva de prácticas ancestrales agrícolas sostenibles aplicables en el mundo moderno. A través del arte y la comida, hablaremos de la milpa como símbolo de identidad y compartiremos en grupo memorias culturales.

El campus de Wasatch Community Gardens está ubicado en 629 E 800 S, SLC. La inscripción es gratuita. Anticípese a caminar e interactuar con el jardín, y agua estará disponible. La duración del programa será de una hora.

*Reconocemos que nuestra comunidad incluye personas que se encuentran en varios niveles de riesgo de COVID. Se requieren máscaras durante este evento. Tenga en cuenta que, si cambian las condiciones de COVID, este evento puede cancelarse. Notificaremos a los inscritos lo antes posible si este es el caso.

Join us for La Comida es Cultura/Food is Culture, this year's second presentation of our Sabores de Mi Patria/Flavors of My Homeland program. Presented in partnership with Artes de México en Utah, this workshop will be held at the Wasatch Community Gardens' Campus from 5:30-6:30 pm on Thursday, July 21st, and presented entirely in Spanish, with English translation.

This workshop will be an interactive presentation of sustainable ancestral farming practices applicable in the modern world. Through art and food, we will talk about the milpa as a symbol of identity and share cultural memories in a group.

The Wasatch Community Gardens' Campus is located at 629 E 800 S, SLC. Registration is free. We will be moving around and interacting with the garden, and water will be provided. Expected program length is 1 hour.

*We recognize that our community includes people who are at various levels of COVID risk. Masks are required during this event. Note that, should COVID conditions change, this event may be cancelled. We will notify registrants as soon as possible if this is the case.

Naturalist led hike of Oswit Canyon.

Join us for a beautiful night out in Nature as we hike in the moonlight to the largest Joshua tree in Nevada around the Wee Thump Joshua Tree Wilderness. We will be providing gas reimbursement to participants who come out for the hike.

Cost: 0

Bring: If you plan on camping, please bring all of you own camping gear. The outings leader Christian has some gear to lend but it is very limited. You must first coordinate with Christian and ask for what you might need to see if he has it available. Bring a smartphone and or camera. Please bring closed toe shoes or boots. Bring a long sleeve shirt and pants. Bring water and preferably a refillable water bottle. Please also consider bringing a light snack, and backpack

Additional Directions: We will be setting up camp at the beginning of Wee Thump Road at the first clearing on the right of the road. The outings leader Christian will be setting up their camp area at between 7:30 and 8pm. If you do not wish to camp, and only want to hike, we recommend you come later at around 10pm when the moon will begin to rise.

Carpool: We encourage carpooling, but we cannot offer a ride at this time. We will be providing gas reimbursement to participants who come out for the hike.

Note: Carpool transportation is at the sole risk of the participants.

Cancellation Policy: If the nighttime temperatures exceed 100 degrees we will be canceling the hike.

Join FLLT staff and the Cayuga Bird Club on a guided birding walk at the Lindsay-Parsons Biodiversity Preserve, with Spanish-language interpretation available as needed. Learn about migratory birds that travel between the United States and Latin America, and how to recognize different bird calls in their local habitat. Email juliadearagon@fllt.org to register!

Guided easy hike led by Finger Lakes Land Trust staff and Spanish-language interpretation by Fernando de Aragón, available as needed. We’ll set out from South Hill Cider and explore the neighboring Thayer Preserve which features a peaceful bedrock stream bed with small waterfalls and a mature forest with ample shade. After a one-mile hike, we’ll return to South Hill Cider for drinks and socializing. This event is open to all. Join us for the hike, happy hour, or both!

Join us the evening of July 20th to celebrate a community gathering of partners, allies, and outdoor lovers. Latino Conservation Week was created to support the Latino community getting into the outdoors and participating in activities to protect our natural resources. Come celebrate an evening of shared joy, connection, and passion for the importance of our nation’s natural resources for people everywhere.

During this week, community, non-profit, faith-based, and government organizations and agencies hold events throughout the country. From hiking and camping to community roundtables and film screenings, these activities promote conservation efforts in their community, and provide an opportunity for Latinos to show their support for permanently protecting our land, water, and air.

COVID-19 Guidance: We will follow local health regulations to ensure the health and safety of our guests. Hand sanitizer and masks will be available.

Join us for an early morning walk in the Rio Salado Habitat Restoration Area and learn more about the area and the birds that call it home or that stop by there for a visit.

Bird experts from Arizona Game and Fish and Audubon Southwest will be on hand to help you learn more about the birds and how to identify them. This is a family friendly event open to people of all ages and the program will be conducted in both English and Spanish.

We will provide light snacks and cold drinks, but please bring a refillable water bottle, and wear a hat, sunscreen, and comfortable shoes. We look forward to seeing you at the Rio!

In participating in this event, you are potentially participating with individuals vaccinated and unvaccinated. Use of masks is encouraged. If you are experiencing any possible COVID symptoms or are sick, you should not attend the event. You are responsible for contacting the leaders to report a positive COVID test.

Participate in hands-on conservation with us and Latino Outdoors! Join us all in the morning for a cleanup of Whitewater River, and enjoy the cooling waters and relaxing atmosphere for the rest of the day. Learn more about Latino Outdoors and their amazing community while giving back to the earth! Clean-up is from 8:30 am - 11 am. Registration link HERE

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/lo-inland-empire-whitewater-preserve-cleanup-tickets-378945615537

¡Participa en la conservación práctica con nosotros y Latino Outdoors! Ayúdenos por la mañana a limpiar el río Whitewater y disfruten de las aguas refrescantes y el ambiente relajante por el resto del día. ¡Aprenda más sobre Latino Outdoors y su increíble comunidad mientras cuidas de la tierra! La limpieza es de 8:30 am a 11 am. Enlace de registro AQUÍ.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/lo-inland-empire-whitewater-preserve-cleanup-tickets-378945615537

Enjoy the beauty of the summer twilight at Whitewater Preserve with the Council of Mexican Federations in North America (COFEM) at our LCW Sunset Fiesta! Join us for a nocturnal craft, an interpretive hike and more from 5:30 pm - 8:00 pm.

Registration will be through our partners COFEM. Please call Sendy, COFEM’s Conservation Program Manager, at (760) 984-2724 to register.

¡Disfrute de la belleza de la noche en Whitewater Preserve con el Consejo de Federaciones Mexicanas en Norteamérica (COFEM) en nuestra LCW Sunset Fiesta!  Acompáñenos para una artesanía nocturna, caminata interpretativa y más de 5:30 pm a 8:00 pm. El registro será a través de nuestros socios COFEM.

Por favor llame a Sendy, Gerente del Programa de Conservación de COFEM, al (760) 984-2724 para registrar. 

Para obtener más información sobre COFEM, visite su sitio web http://www.cofem.org/.