Join us at the Mr. & Mrs. F.L. Schlagle Library on September 19th from 9:30 am to 3 pm for the 21st Annual Lawson Roberts Butterfly Festival! This event is free and open to the public. 

Learn how we tag Monarch butterflies as we send them off on their journey to Mexico, or challenge yourself to our Monarch Migration game! We will have a butterfly storytime, face painting, a butterfly walk and scavenger hunt, crafts, pollinator friendly seeds, an edible insect station and lots of resources for native gardens and gardening for pollinators! 

Connecting urban and rural communities between Nampa and Boise, this inclusive 5K invites participants of all ages and abilities to run or walk a scenic route through a Meridian park. Hosted alongside the Latino/Latine Run Club in celebration of Latino Conservation Week, the event combines outdoor movement with cultural vibrancy, featuring an energizer warm-up, live music, dance, local vendors, and food. The initiative aims to raise awareness of Idaho’s natural spaces, provide environmental resources, and foster long-term community stewardship of local parks.

The Sunnyside Foundation exists to champion Tucson's Southside by investing in education, strengthening community support, and building partnerships that help students, families, and neighborhoods thrive.

Comunidad helps us champion our mission of supporting our students, families, and neighborhoods in Tucson’s Southside.

Join us for Gives Week: All Heart, All Community, and enjoy a week of celebration, connection, and giving. Choose from the Burrito Run 5K and Health & Wellness Fair on Sunday, September 20, at Mission Manor Park, the Gives Day Block Party on Thursday, September 24, at American Eat Co., or all three!

Let’s go fishing at a National Wildlife Refuge! Learn the basics of fishing and enjoy your time in nature. No experience required, all ages welcomed. End your fishing outing with provided lunch.

Please note: There will be a limit of 50 attendees so make sure to register you and your family early! Spots may fill up fast. Individuals from the Idaho Wildlife Federation, Deer Flat National Wildlife Refuge and the Idaho Department of Fish and Game (IDFG) will be on hand to assist all new anglers with the basics of fishing.

This event is part of Idaho Latino Conservation Week. To view the full event schedule for this community effort and to gain more details on this event, please visit: https://idaholcw.my.canva.site/fishing-and-lunch

Join the Sierra Club and Deer Flat National Wildlife Refuge for an evening of learning and nighttime adventure! We'll start by sharing a taco dinner together and watching the short film Bluebird Man. Then, we'll head outside once it gets dark to look for any owls around the refuge and gaze at the constellations in the starry sky.

This event is part of Idaho Latino Conservation Week. To view the full event schedule for this community effort and to gain more details on this event, please visit: https://idaholcw.my.canva.site/bluebird-man-screening-and-night-walk

Learn the history and artistry behind alebrijes, and then let your creativity shine as you paint and decorate your own.

¡Únase a nuestra primera rodada en bici con BCCI y con nuestra comunidad!

Join us for our first bike ride with BCCI and our community!

¡Únase con Buenos Caminos Iniciativa de Ciclismo (BCCI) para nuestra primera rodada en bici! Disfruta de una aventura en bicicleta con su familia y explora con nosotros. No importa si eres principiante o experto, ¡todos son bienvenidos! Será una experiencia llena de diversión y buenas vibras. ¿Listo para rodadar con nosotros?

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Join Buenos Caminos Cycling Initiative (BCCI) for our first ride! Come enjoy a bicycle adventure with your family and explore together. Whether you're a beginner or an expert, everyone is welcome! It'll be an experience full of fun and good vibes. Ready to ride with us?

Join us for a morning ride to get outside, enjoy the river, & spend time in community. Latinos Explorando is teaming up with Boise Bicycle Project for an easygoing ride along the Boise Greenbelt. We’ll start at Boise Bicycle Project with a brief talk on bike safety & greenbelt etiquette, learn more about the services BBP offers, & have the opportunity to get free minor bike repairs before we head out! Then we’ll hit the Greenbelt for an easy ride through some of Boise’s beautiful riverfront scenery.

This event is part of Idaho Latino Conservation Week. To view the full event schedule for this community effort and to gain more details on this event, please visit: https://idaholcw.my.canva.site/peques-hike-at-deer-flat

Join us for a family-friendly, all-ages bird banding event led by bilingual scientists at Intermountain Bird Observatory. Visitors will have the opportunity to observe bird banding up close, learn about bird biology, behavior, and migration, and even help release birds back into the wild. 

This event is part of Idaho Latino Conservation Week. To view the full event schedule for this community effort and to gain more details on this event, please visit: https://idaholcw.my.canva.site/bilingual-bird-banding

Let's take a walk and practice birding in English and Spanish! Binoculars are available to borrow. Walk is approximately 1.5 miles on flat, rocky trails. For adults and children ages 7 and up. Free.

¡Vamos de paseo y practicaremos la observación de aves en inglés y castellano! Hay binoculares disponibles para prestar. La caminata es de aproximadamente 1,5 millas (2,4 km) por senderos pedregosos y planos. Para adultos y niños de 7 años y mayores.

Come join us and take a guided hike on our Scotler Cove Trail near the Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Schlagle Library. The hike will be led in Spanish and English and will be about a 30-45 minute walk outside. 

Latinos throughout Central Florida are invited to celebrate Latino Conservation Week with Orange Audubon and partners.

Activities will be constructing bird nest boxes and taking a walk at the Apopka Birding Park, a restoration site located at the entrance to the Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive.

Date is Saturday, September 12th. Time is 8:30 to 11 am.

Address is 2923 Lust Road, Apopka, FL 32703.

Dress in closed toe shoes and long pants and bring your own water. We will have some cold water onsite.

Our bird box making is supported by a Latino Conservation Week grant from Hispanic Access Foundation.

Take a nature walk along the Green Belt to the MK Nature Center where you’ll complete a scavenger hunt. Return to the Boise State Public Radio parking lot and enjoy some refreshments!

This event is part of Idaho Latino Conservation Week. To view the full event schedule for this community effort and to gain more details on this event, please visit: https://idaholcw.my.canva.site/bspr-mk-nature-center-walk

Celebrate California’s unique biodiversity on September 13th with free admission to the Garden and discover why our incredible native plants make our state so special.

In addition to free admission, we're kicking off our celebration of Latino Conservation Week with bilingual Spanish/English activities.

8:00am - 4:00pm Grab coffee and baked treats from Marigold Coffee Collective

9:00am, 10:00am, 11:00am, & 12:00pm Bilingual behind-the-scenes tours of the CalBG Production Nursery (limited availability; first come, first served)

10:30am, 11:30am Bilingual behind-the-scenes tours of the CalBG Herbarium, the third largest herbarium in California (limited availability, first come, first served)

10am, 11:15am Native Plant Lotería game with our friends from the Chino Basin Water Conservation District

9am - 1pm Visit the cooling station east of the administration building to meet exhibitors from Chino Basin Water Conservation District, Lopez Urban Farm, Growing Roots, and Bloom Wild Bookshop as well as hands-on activities for all ages. Pick up a scavenger hunt about the different water features in the Garden on your way in for some fun for the whole family!

A limited number of free tickets are available for public general admission so reserve your tickets ahead of time!

Admission tickets for the public (non-members) are valid for the entire day during our opening hours (8 AM to 7 PM): there is no specific entry time or duration of your visit.  

Members may enter free at any time, without a reservation.

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El Jardín Botánico de California celebra la Semana de la Biodiversidad de California con entrada gratuita el domingo 13 de septiembre. También celebraremos la Semana Latina de la Conservación (Latino Conservation Week) con actividades bilingües en español e inglés:

8:00am - 4:00 pm Disfruta de café, agua fresca, y productos horneados de Marigold Coffee Collective

‍9:00am, 10:00am, 11:00am, & 12:00pm Recorridos bilingües de nuestro vivero de producción (capacidad limitada; por orden de llegada)

10:30am, 11:30am Recorridos bilingües detrás de escena por el Herbario de CalBG, el tercero más grande de California (capacidad limitada; por orden de llegada)

10am, 11:15am ¡Juega Lotería de Plantas Nativas con nuestros amigos del Chino Basin Water Conservation District!

9am - 1pm Visita la estación de enfriamiento al este del edificio administrativo para conocer a los expositores de Chino Basin Water Conservation District, Lopez Urban Farm, Growing Roots, y Bloom Wild Bookshop, y disfruta de actividades prácticas para todas las edades. Al entrar, recoge una actividad de búsqueda sobre las diferentes fuentes de agua del jardín y disfruta de un momento divertido para toda la familia!

Hay un número limitado de entradas gratuitas disponibles, ¡así que asegúrate de reservar tu entrada con antelación!

La entrada general es válida durante todo el día (8am - 7pm) y no hay una hora específica de entrada ni una duración determinada para la visita. Los miembros pueden entrar sin reserva previa.

Join us with Protectors of the Salt River and AZ(LAND) for a collaborative morning of service at the Rio Salado to celebrate Latino Conservation Week.

We'll kick off the morning with a walk around the habitat restoration area to pick up trash, do some birding and learning about native trees.

Then we'll join the Water Sentinels to remove invasive plant species from the watershed followed by a community meal by N8V KTCN. 

Coffee & snacks will be provided to start our morning. 

Please bring sun protection like sunscreen, a hat, and water bottle. 

Cleaning supplies and gloves will be provided. 

PLEASE RSVP HERE: https://bit.ly/LCWAZcaminataPHX

Join Tampa Bay Kayak Anglers, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to introducing new audiences to kayak fishing, ethical angling, safe boating, and conservation, for a special evening celebrating Latino Conservation Week and Hispanic Heritage Month.

The celebration will take place on Thursday, September 17, beginning at 6:30 PM, at GTE Financial Headquarters, located at 711 E. Henderson Ave., Tampa, FL 33602.

Guests will enjoy exclusive screenings of Casting Our Heritage: Hispanics in Tampa Bay Waters and From Sea to Soul, two inspiring short films that highlight the cultural connections, personal stories, and conservation efforts taking place throughout Tampa Bay's waters.

In addition to the film screenings, attendees will have the opportunity to network with community members, outdoor enthusiasts, conservation partners, and local organizations while learning more about Tampa Bay Kayak Anglers' mission and the impact our programs have on youth and families across the Tampa Bay region.

The evening will also feature light refreshments, snacks, door prizes, and opportunities to connect with others who share a passion for fishing, paddling, conservation, and outdoor recreation.

Admission is free; however, registration is required as seating is limited. To reserve your spot, please register at www.tampabaykayakanglers.org. We look forward to celebrating Latino Conservation Week and Hispanic Heritage Month with you through an evening of storytelling, community, and a shared commitment to protecting and enjoying our beautiful waters.

Bonita Family Resource Center (BFRC) will be hosting a charla de comprando rico y sano or workshop on how to buy tasy and healthy foods! A community promotora will share practical tips on how to shop for healthy, affordable foods and make the most of your grocery budget. We will also share information about available resources and programs, such as CalFresh, and how BFRC can help families apply and access these benefits.

¡Bonita Family Resource Center (BFRC) estará ofreciendo una charla de “Comprando Rico y Sano”! Una promotora comunitaria compartirá consejos prácticos sobre cómo comprar alimentos saludables y económicos, y cómo aprovechar mejor su presupuesto. También hablaremos sobre recursos y programas disponibles, como CalFresh, y cómo BFRC puede ayudar a las familias a solicitar y acceder a estos beneficios.

Join us for a cafecito celebrating Latino Conservation Week! We'll be at Tres Leches Cafe in Phoenix to talk about some of the conservation issues impacting our communities in Arizona, the meaning of Latino Conservation Week, and taking action while enjoying our coffee and pan. 

Coffee and pastries on us!

PLEASE RSVP HERE: https://bit.ly/LCWAZcoffee

Join Detroit Hives on September 12, 2027, for a special Community Tree Planting Event in celebration of Latino Conservation Week! Hosted at the East Warren Community Arboretum & Botanical Garden in Detroit’s 48214 community, this hands-on event brings residents, families, volunteers, and community partners together to plant trees, grow neighborhood green space, and strengthen our collective connection to nature.

Through community-powered conservation, participants will help create a greener, healthier, and more welcoming neighborhood while learning about the importance of trees, biodiversity, environmental stewardship, and urban conservation. The event is designed to expand access to nature and environmental education while creating meaningful opportunities for Latino families and residents throughout Detroit to participate in shaping the future of their communities.

Together, we’re not just planting trees—we’re planting roots, growing community, and creating a greener Detroit for generations to come.

Come plant with us and Bee the Change! ??

At our Compost Hubs, food scraps collected from the community are transformed into nutrient-rich compost, and we need your help to make it happen! As a Compost Hub Support Volunteer, you’ll gain hands-on experience working alongside our knowledgeable Compost Managers. Get ready to leave feeling accomplished, a little sweaty, and brimming with new compost knowledge.

ABOUT ACTIVITY:
Roll up your sleeves and dive into a variety of engaging activities, whether it’s managing a three-bin system, tending to a compost pile, sifting finished compost, or exploring a mix of everything. There’s something for everyone, from beginners to seasoned pros! Plus, our Compost Hubs are situated in LA County’s most cherished green spaces: community gardens, urban farms, and beautiful parks. Join passionate community composters, learn to turn food scraps into rich compost, and connect with the local food system.

Please register through the LA Compost event link: https://www.mobilize.us/lacompost/event/744546/ 

Nos vemos el 17 de septiembre para una tardeada de convivencia, platica y recoleccion de semillas nativas. Traigan sus botellas de agua y zapatos para andar en la pradera. Nosotras traeremos la merienda, guantes y puras pinches vibras.

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Join us September 17 for an evening of socializing, conversation and native seed collecting. Bring your water bottles and shoes ready for the outdoors. We'll bring the snacks, gloves and nothing but damn good vibes.

Event Description: Created to Connect is a one-night camping experience designed for Latino young adults ages 18–30 to connect with nature and build community. From September 12–13 at YMCA Snow Mountain Ranch, participants will explore Colorado’s natural spaces through outdoor recreation, conservation education, and hands-on activities. Together, we will learn about responsible recreation, caring for our environment, and protecting public lands for future generations. No previous camping experience is necessary—first-time campers are welcome! 

Acompáñenos el Sábado, el 10 de Octubre a las 10 de la mañana para celebrar Día de los Muertos y la fauna de Nueva Jersey. Vamos a hacer los alebrijes con nuestra educadora bilingüe, Jasleen. Este evento es perfect para las familias de las edades 3-8.

¡Este evento es perfecto para las familias que quieren honorar las tradiciones latinoamericanas, crear juntas, y pasar tiempo en naturaleza! 

Qué está incluído: 

• El minicuento de Yo Recuerdo Mi Abuelo - Empiezan con un cuento breve de 10 minutos sobre el Día de los Muertos, leído en español. 
• Hacer manualidades - Van a hacer Los alebrijes usando materiales provistas por Cedar Run. 
• Conocer una fauna - Conocen a uno de nuestros búhos residentes en una experiencia íntima, en la que pueden verlo muy cercano y personal. 
• El Tour de Las Viviendas - Caminan por las viviendas de nuestra fauna mientras cuentan las historias de nuestros animales. 

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Colorful Creatures: Alebrije Workshop

Join us on Saturday, October 10th, at 10 am to celebrate Day of the Dead and New Jersey wildlife by making "alebrijes" with our bilingual educator, Jasleen. This event is perfect for families with children aged 3-8! 

This event is perfect for families that want to celebrate Latin American traditions, craft together, and spend time in nature as a family! 

What's included: 

• Storybook Reading of "I remember my abuelo" - We will begin with a brief 10 minute reading about the Day of The Dead, read in Spanish. 
• Hands-on craft activity - Building wildlife "alebrijes" or colorful hybrid animals using materials provided by Cedar Run 
• Wildlife Meet and Greet - Meet one of our resident animals up close and personal.
• Wildlife Housing Area Tour - Walk as a family through our wildlife housing area as we explore the cultural significance of our animals in Latin America!

Importante: Las personas registradas recibirán actualizaciones sobre cualquier cambio y los detalles finales del evento conforme se acerque la fecha.

Este evento está abierto a toda la familia.

Por favor, llegue puntualmente y considere tiempo adicional para estacionarse en el Hotel Hilton. Desde allí, siga las señales de GRG para llegar al punto de inicio de la caminata en Long Meadow Lake Trail.

El almuerzo será proporcionado por Great River Greening. Por favor, traiga su propia botella de agua reutilizable.

Recomendamos vestirse de acuerdo con las condiciones del clima. 

Aviso importante: al registrarse en línea, completará la exención de responsabilidad y la autorización para el uso de fotografías. Si prefiere no aparecer en las fotografías del evento, por favor infórmenos el día de la actividad.

¿Tiene preguntas? volunteer@greatrivergreening.org
www.greatrivergreening.org

Este evento es posible gracias a nuestros funders and partners:

• Minnesota Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund (ENRTF), as recommended by the Legislative-Citizen Commission on Minnesota Resources (LCCMR)
• COPAL
• Huellas Latinas
• Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge 
• Ciudad de Bloomington Creative Placemaking
• Indigenous Roots 
• Minnesota Zoo

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¡Únase a Audubon New York, New York State Parks, Recreation, and Historic Preservation Office y a otros socios en celebrar semana latina de conservación este año en Sunken Meadow State Park!

 El evento depende del clima y puede cancelarse en caso de mal tiempo. 

Para más información, envíe un correo electrónico a nycoast@audubon.org!

Join Audubon New York, New York State Parks, Recreation, and Historic Preservation Office, and other partners in celebrating Latino Conservation Week this year at Sunken Meadow State Park!

Event is weather-dependent and may be cancelled in the event of inclement weather. 

For more information, email nycoast@audubon.org!

Para registrar visite/ To register please visit: https://act.audubon.org/a/ny-lcw-2026

Accessibility Information /  Información de accesibilidad

• This will be a fully bilingual event /  Este evento será totalmente bilingüe

• The boardwalk and main event area are paved and wheelchair accessible / El paseo marítimo y área del evento principal son pavimentados y son accesibles en silla de ruedas 

• Accessible parking is available on-site / Hay estacionamiento accesible disponible en el sitio

Create some art during this family-friendly workshop! You’ll have a chance to learn about growing an organic garden in the Treasure Valley, about a CSA, identify some plants & flowers, and pick some flowers to make a cyanotype with. We will be outdoors in the shaded orchard area with tables.

This event is part of Idaho Latino Conservation Week. To view the full event schedule for this community effort and to gain more details on this event, please visit: https://idaholcw.my.canva.site/cyanotype-photography

Familias Empoderadas will host a bilingual outdoor wellness experience at a local public park, inviting Latino families to reconnect with nature through mindful movement, environmental education, and community reflection. Participants will take part in a guided nature walk, learn about the health and environmental benefits of California's public lands, and experience a DanzaCura healing movement session inspired by the elements of nature.

El Día del Arroyo es un evento comunitario de restauración de cuencas hidrográficas basado en el voluntariado que el Alpine Watershed Group ha estado coordinando desde 2001. Este importante evento nos ayuda a llevar a cabo proyectos de salud ambiental, tales como la instalación de estacas de sauce, la recolección de basura, la eliminación de malezas invasoras, el control de problemas de erosión, la protección de álamos y otros proyectos ecológicos.

El Día del Arroyo reúne a docenas de voluntarios que se dividen para trabajar en varios proyectos, cada uno con un líder capacitado en el sitio que cuenta con las herramientas y suministros necesarios.

El Día Familiar en el Santa Ana Wildlife Refuge es una evento al aire libre, guiado por un guardia forestal del U.S. Fish and Wildlie Service del parque, en el cual participaremos en diversas actividades tales como:

• caminar por los senderos del parque
• observar las aves nativas del Valle del Río Grande en el Sur de Texas
• aprender acerca de la naturaleza como creación de Dio, su cuidado y consevación
• disfrutar de paisajes increibles
• hacer limpieza ambiental recogiendo residuos de basura
• compartir alimentos en un ambiente de compañerismo familiar.

Únete a nosotros a los Dias de Voluntario @ Possum Hollow. ¡Ayúdanos a cuidar a nuestras reservas! Te necesitamos para proteger nuestros robles y ríos. Ven y disfruta de la naturaleza y aprende como identificar plantas nativas e introducidas.  

This opportunity is for those individuals who identify as Latine/o descent and primarily speak Spanish/Spanglish.  This stewardship day is intended to provide a space for Latine/o, also BIPOC to build community while speaking/practicing speaking in Spanish. 

Esta oportunidad es para aquellas personas que se identifican como de ascendencia latina y hablan principalmente español/spanglish.  Estos días de voluntario tiene la intención de proporcionar un espacio para que los latinos y personas de color, construyen una comunidad mientras hablan/practican el español.

You're Invited to ECOMIAMI!

Join us for a fun, family-friendly volunteer day where people of all ages are welcome to help beautify Amelia Earhart Park.

After the volunteer project, you're invited to stay for a Public Reading of Scripture as we gather together in community and reflection.

This event is hosted in partnership with Hispanic Access' Latino Conservation Week and our local community partner, EcuMiami.

Light snacks and refreshments will be provided for all volunteers.

Important: By registering via EventBrite, you will be receiving an invitation via email to register with the Miami-Dade Parks department as an event-day volunteer.

Together, let's leave this place a little better than we found it.

*Children under 17 years of age must be accompanied by a parent/guardian

For questions please do not hesitate to contact natalie@hispanicaccess.org

Christian Education Week + Latino Conservation Week

This year, our Christian Education Week celebration will be connected with Latino Conservation Week, creating an opportunity for faith, education, science, and care for creation to come together in meaningful and practical ways.

Under the theme “Faithfulness That Shapes Generations,” we will focus on the affirmation “Inspired by His Faithfulness.” God’s faithfulness forms us, sustains us, and guides us. In response, we are called to live with purpose and to responsibly care for the creation He has entrusted to us.

The experience will include four interactive stations designed to engage both our students and faculty, with the Science Department and science classes playing an important role in connecting faith, learning, environmental awareness, and action.

Four Interactive Stations

1. Care for Our Coasts
An educational station focused on beach and coastal conservation, the impact of waste and pollution, and practical ways we can help protect marine ecosystems.

2. Light Matters
A station centered on light pollution and its impact on wildlife, helping participants understand how artificial light can affect animal behavior, habitats, and natural ecosystems.

3. Plant with Purpose
Participants will have the opportunity to plant a seed or small plant as a symbol of stewardship, growth, responsibility, and hope for future generations.

4. Inspired by Creation
An art-based station where participants can draw or create something inspired by God’s creation, connecting creativity, reflection, and environmental awareness.

The goal is for each station to go beyond sharing information and encourage a practical response: to learn, care, create, and act.

Join us for a fun, family-friendly celebration of Latino Conservation Week! Together with Santa Barbara Botanic Garden, Latino Outdoors, Wilderness Youth Project, and Los Padres Forest Watch, we'll explore the amazing plants, animals, and insects that call our local environment home. This free bilingual and bicultural event is open to all ages and is a great opportunity to connect with nature, learn something new, and spend time with your community. Registration is required as there is a 50-person limit for this event. 

The event takes place at Elings Park in Santa Barbara, where you'll receive a brief lesson on local biodiversity efforts, a nature zine created by the Botanic Garden, and meet 4 local organizations doing conservation work in the region. We'll also take a short, easy walk (about 15 minutes) to a nearby native plant restoration site, where you'll see how restoring local habitats helps birds, bees, butterflies, and other wildlife thrive. You'll participate in a native seed collection effort and also see how native plants differ from their non-native counterparts. Along the way, you'll discover simple ways we can all help protect the natural places around us. You'll leave the event with your very own native plant to take home and care for!!

Please bring a hat, a reusable water bottle, comfortable walking shoes, and a sense of curiosity. Whether you're new to exploring the outdoors or already love spending time in nature, we look forward to sharing this experience with you and your family.

Coffee and pan-dulce will be served in the morning and burritos from Del Pueblo Cafe will be provided for lunch.

Join us at the Chehalis Western Trailhead at Woodard Bay Natural Area for a free bilingual educational program for families. The event will feature tables hosted by community partners about birds, plants, aquatics and more, and guided walks with local naturalists to learn about the environment and ongoing restoration. Refreshments will be provided!

¡Únete a nosotros en el Chehalis Western Trailhead para un programa educativo para familias-sin costo! Diferentes organizaciones estarán dando información de ecología y ofreciendo actividades para toda la familia, incluyendo caminatas guiados. Se ofrecerá comida!

This transformative airboat experience seeks to reconnect Hispanic organizations and communities in Central Florida with our precious Everglades ecosystem. It is vital that the Hispanic community understands that the health of local wetlands directly impacts the water supply for more than 8 million people in Florida. The expedition is not just recreational; it includes a guided talk on the impact of urban development on river headwaters and the importance of protecting wetlands from pollution and habitat fragmentation.

Fanzines are mini magazines that allow latinx creators to express themselves through art and culture.

Los fanzines son minirevistas que permiten a los creadores latinx expresarse a través del arte y la cultura.

*while supplies last*

*mientras materiales esten disponibles*

Take a tour of a local small farm—The Boise Farm House! We are a little farm that has chickens and two white geese. Come spend some time at our little farmhouse with a tour of our cottage garden, hear about  our seed saving and check out how you can also garden.

This event is part of Idaho Latino Conservation Week. To view the full event schedule for this community effort and to gain more details on this event, please visit: https://idaholcw.my.canva.site/feathers-and-farm-tour

Spend an afternoon with us at the nature park and discover what it takes to be a nature superhero! We will have activities for the whole family to enjoy!

The Tualatin Hills Nature Center is partnering with local Latine-owned businesses and organizations to host a FREE party in celebration of Latino Conservation Week and Welcoming Week. We will have a Live band, DJ, Food Vendor (first 100 people will get a voucher to spend), a raffle with great prizes, guided hikes, crafts and so much more.

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Pasen una tarde divertida en el parque natural y descubre lo que se necesita para ser un superhéroe de la naturaleza! Tendremos actividades para toda la familia. 

El Tualatin Hills Nature Center se está asociando con varias empresas latinas y diferentes organizaciones locales para organizar una fiesta GRATUITA en celebración de Latino Conservation Week y la Semana de Bienvenida. Tendremos Group en vivo, DJ, comida (las primeras 50 personas obtendrán un bono), rifa con buenos premios, caminatas guiadas, manualidades y mucho más!

 Fiesta Hispana – Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month!

Join us in Clarksburg, WV for Fiesta Hispana, a vibrant celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month!
Date: Sunday, October 11, 2026
Time: 1:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Location: Jackson Square, Clarksburg, WV

Experience the rich cultures, delicious foods, lively music, and colorful traditions of Hispanic communities. Bring your family and friends for an afternoon filled with entertainment, dancing, crafts, and community spirit!

Read about last year's Fiesta: https://dailyyonder.com/a-celebration-of-hispanic-heritage-in-clarksburg-west-virginia/2026/08/26/ 

Everyone is welcome-let’s celebrate together!
¡Nos vemos en la fiesta!

Trail Work

Join Big Sur Land Trust, the City of Salinas, CSUMB's Habitat Stewardship Project, the Center for Community Advocacy, and community partners as we celebrate the grand opening of the 67-acre Restoration Area at Ensen Community Park!

This free, family-friendly event will feature guided bird walks, a community bike ride, hands-on activities, community resource booths, raffles, and complimentary espresso drinks. Community members of all ages are invited to explore the new restoration area, connect with local organizations, and celebrate this exciting milestone for Salinas.

The restoration area represents the second and final phase of the Ensen Community Project, a transformative effort that has converted land once drained for agriculture into a vibrant landscape where wetlands, wildlife habitat, environmental education, and outdoor recreation thrive together. The project fulfills a long-standing community vision to create more parks and open space in Salinas while restoring a portion of the historic Carr Lake area for both people and nature.

This achievement reflects years of collaboration and community leadership. Since 2018, more than 7,000 residents, community organizations, and local leaders have helped shape the vision for this space, ensuring it serves as a welcoming destination that reflects the values, culture, and aspirations of the Salinas community.

Come celebrate this community-driven conservation success and experience the newest addition to Ensen Community Park!

The Great Sierra River Cleanup is back! GSRC is a Sierra-wide watershed cleanup event coordinated by Sierra Nevada Alliance in collaboration with California’s Coastal Cleanup Day. 46,201 volunteers removed 398,654 pounds (199 tons) of trash from the Sierra Nevada waterways and across the state’s entire coastline. Learn more about the impact and history of the event here.

We will spend the morning picking up litter at our Clementine Beach Preserve and at the connected Upper Lake Clementine Beach area. Lunch will be provided at the end of the day. You are welcome to spend time at the public beach along the river after the cleanup, but please note that the river is fast and cold.

Register here: https://placerlandtrust.org/september-19-great-sierra-river-cleanup-2/

GROWING WITH NATURE | CRECIENDO CON LA NATURALEZA 

Join us for Latino Conservation Week! 

¡Acompáñanos a celebrar la Semana de la Conservación Latina!

 - Learn about native California plants | Conoce más sobre las plantas nativas de California
 - Make clay seed balls | Haz bolitas de semillas con tierra y barro
 - Play Native Plant Lotería | Juega Lotería de Plantas Nativas

Spend the morning with our community | Disfruta la mañana en comunidad 

1839 E 1st St, Los Angeles, CA 90033
September 12th | 12 de septiembre
10 AM–12 PM
FREE | GRATIS

Bring your friends & family! 
¡Trae a tus amigos y a tu familia!

Herencia Hispana: Explorando Nuestro Pasado, Protegiendo Nuestro Futuro

Únete a una experiencia interactiva en español para explorar la arqueología, la antropología, la conservación y nuestro patrimonio cultural. A través de pequeñas estaciones prácticas, participantes de todas las edades podrán descubrir cómo los objetos, las culturas y nuestras historias nos ayudan a comprender el pasado y cómo podemos protegerlo para las futuras generaciones.

Evento gratuito y abierto al público. Cupos limitados.

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Join us as we kick off FPAN's Honrando Nuestra Historia (HNH) with a free community celebration at Mound House! Honrando Nuestra Historia celebrates Florida’s Latine/x heritage and the connections between our communities, history, archaeology, culture, and the natural environment.

In celebration of Latino Conservation Week, this family-friendly event invites visitors to explore local heritage, connect with community organizations, and discover the many ways people and place are connected.

Museum admission will be FREE for the day, with activities and opportunities to explore throughout the event, including:

• Engaging Mound House tours
• Atlatl demonstrations
• Lawn games
• Hands-on activities
• Opportunities to meet and connect with local organizations

Come explore, learn, and celebrate with us as we kick off another year of Honrando Nuestra Historia!

Llevar a los adolescentes y jovenes a los parques y playas donde podemos ensenarles a proteger las playas y bosques, como reducir la contaminacion y promover el reciclaje y conservar los habitat naturales,

ademas de fomentar el uso responsable del agua y finalmente hacer una limpieza en las playas de mayor contaminacion del area.

Vengan a nosotros el sábado, el 10 de Octubre, a la una de la tarde para hablar sobre la leyenda de La Lechuza y conocer a algunos de nuestros búhos residentes con la educadora bilingüe, Jasleen. ¡Este programa es bueno para las edades 8+! 

Este evento es perfecto para las familias que quieren celebrar los mitos de Latinoamérica, aprender juntos, pasar tiempo en la naturaleza y ver el refugio de una manera nueva. 

Qué está incluido:

• El minicuento de La Leyenda de La Lechuza - Empiezan con un cuento breve de 10 minutos de Zulema y La Bruja Lechuza, leído en español. 
• Conocer una fauna - Conocen a uno de nuestros búhos residentes en una experiencia íntima, en la que pueden verlo muy cercano y personal. 
• Actividades prácticas - Tienen la oportunidad de mirar y tocar los artefactos de los búhos. 
• El Tour de Las Viviendas - Caminan por las viviendas de nuestra fauna mientras exploramos las diferencias entre los especies de los buhos que viven con nosotros. 

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Join us on Saturday, October 10 as we talk about the legend of La Lechuza and meet some of our resident owls with our Bilingual Educator, Jasleen. Families will investigate artifacts and learn about the adaptations of owls that make them so special! This program is good for ages 8+!

This engaging event is perfect for families looking to celebrate Hispanic myths, learn together, get outside, and see the Refuge in a whole new way.

What’s included:

• Legend of La Lechuza Storybook - Start off with a quick 10-minute storybook reading session of Zulema and the Witch Owl.
• Wildlife Meet and Greet - Meet one of our resident Eastern Screech-owls up close and personal.
• Hands-On Activities - Have the opportunity to look at and feel owl artifacts.
• Wildlife Housing Area Tour - Walk as a family through our wildlife housing area as we explore the differences between the different owl species we have living with us!

 ¡La naturaleza nos une! | Nature brings us together!

Join Conexión Hispana, NCWV for a fun afternoon outdoors with the whole family!
Únete a Conexión Hispana, NCWV para disfrutar de una tarde al aire libre con toda la familia.

 September 20 | 20 de septiembre
 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM
 Jim Helmick Park, Salem, WV

 Kids’ activities | Actividades para niños
 Outdoor fun for the whole family | Diversión al aire libre para toda la familia

Come celebrate our community and our connection to nature! 
¡Ven a celebrar nuestra comunidad y nuestra conexión con la naturaleza! 

Register today to reserve your FREE entry ticket! ?️ Bring your family and join us for a day of connecting with nature and community right here in Las Vegas! ? Spanish language interpretation will be available. Space is limited. ? Free lunch will be provided for the FIRST 100 people who sign up! https://secure.ngpvan.com/CXktYFMClkefAttmIJW9Kg2
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¡Regístrate hoy para reservar tu entrada GRATIS! ?️ ¡Trae a tu familia y acompáñanos en un día para conectar con la naturaleza y la comunidad aquí mismo en Las Vegas! ? Habrá servicio de interpretación en español. El espacio es limitado. ? ¡Se ofrecerá un almuerzo gratis a las primeras 100 personas que se inscriban! https://secure.ngpvan.com/CXktYFMClkefAttmIJW9Kg2

Join the Open Space Authority, San Jose Astronomical Association (SJAA) and US Fish and Wildlife to celebrate the beauty of nature and community for Latino Conservation Week!

As the sun begins to set, we will embark on a guided sensory walk, taking the time to experience nature through sight, sound, touch and smell. We will listen for the evening chorus of frogs and discover the changing colors of the landscape at sunset. As darkness falls, our volunteer astrodocents will help us turn our eyes to the night sky. With telescopes, participants will have the opportunity to view the waxing crescent moon and learn about its phases and surface features.

We hope you can join us to celebrate our community, connection, and the beauty of outdoors.

Dress in layers and bring a red-flashlight to preserve your night vision. Bring water and a snack . Note that the walk to the moon viewing area can be rocky, so close-toed shoes are recommended.

Please RSVP here:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/latino-conservation-evening-walk-and-moon-viewing-tickets-1996748875638?aff=oddtdtcreator

For more information on the 5 events happening in San Diego please visit San Diego Bird Alliance Calendar of event or click here: 

https://sanstinesdba.my.canva.site/latino-conservation-week-events-in-san-diego

Participants can explore the wetlands through bilingual guided walks, birdwatching, nature talks, hands-on activities, arts and crafts, and interactive science experiences. From discovering the tiny creatures living in the water to learning about the plants and birds that depend on the estuary, there will be something for every age and interest .One of the highlights will be a hands-on experience in the estuary, where participants can help plant 50 native plants, take part in a water quality demonstration, and spend time with biologists. Local conservation experts will help participants understand what these activities reveal about the health and importance of our wetlands. Families can also explore local biodiversity using iNaturalist, connect with conservation organizations, and discover nature up close through specimens, microscopes, field guides, and other educational tools. Latino Conservation Week is more than a celebration of nature. It is a celebration of community, culture, and collective action.¡Evento comunitario gratuito para todos! Free community event for all! For more information, please contact: Kornelas@sandiegobirdalliance.org

Schedule for the day:

9:00 AM – Kick-Off

9:00 AM – 2:00 PM – Community Booths & Engagement - Visitor Center & Amphitheater

9:00 AM – 1:30 PM – Postcard Activities- Amphitheater

9:00 AM – 10:00 AM – Mobile phone photography workshop- Training Center

10:00 AM – 11:00 AM – CA Biodiversity Day Bioblitz & Birdwatching Walk

10:00 AM – 12:00 PM – Habitat Restoration Event - Back of Visitor Center near Bus Stop

11:00 AM - 12:30 PM- Charlas Latinos en Conservación (Latinos in Conservation Speaker Series) Solo en español - Training Center

Diego Maldonado: Abejorros de las Californias

Liliana Ortiz: Charrán Mínimo: Experiencias de conservación desde Ensenada, Baja California

Paula Sternberg Rodríguez: N-Gen BioBlitz de la Frontera Nodo Marino

1:00 PM - 2:00 - Herbarium craft -Training Center

2:00 PM – End of Event

Check San Diego Bird Alliance  calendar of events for more information.

RSVP necessary for address.

“Cafecito & Conservation,” will be a bilingual community gathering. Here participants will learn about Wisconsin’s city and state parks and trails, conservation efforts, farming and agricultural culture, and opportunities to enjoy and protect local natural spaces and foster a sense of belonging and leadership. The event will also highlight connections between Latino cultural traditions and Wisconsin culture, recognizing shared values around land, food, agriculture, family, and community.

“Cafecito y Conservación” será un encuentro comunitario bilingüe donde los participantes aprenderán sobre los parques y senderos municipales y estatales de Wisconsin, los esfuerzos de conservación, la agricultura y la cultura agrícola, así como las oportunidades para disfrutar y proteger los espacios naturales locales, fomentando un sentido de pertenencia y liderazgo. El evento también destacará las conexiones entre las tradiciones culturales latinas y la cultura de Wisconsin, reconociendo valores compartidos en torno a la tierra, la comida, la agricultura, la familia y la comunidad.

Acompañanos a un encuentro comunictario bilingue donde aprederemos sobre los parques, senderos de Wisconsin, cultura agricola y como disfrutrar y proteger nuestros espacios naturales. Celbremos nuestras tradiciones latinas y nuestra conexion con la cultura de Wisconsin, alrededor de la tierra, la comida, la agricultura, la familia y la comunidad.

Join us for a bilingual community gathering where we will learn about Wisconsin’s parks and trails, agricultural culture, and ways to enjoy and protect our natural spaces. Let’s celebrate our Latino traditions and our connections with Wisconsin culture through shared values around land, food, agriculture, family, and community.

Registrate/Register: https://forms.gle/pzmb1nZLtKLQj5xK8

Join  National Park Service George Washington Memorial Parkway, Green Latinos, and Urban Adventure Squad for a Latino Conservation Week Celebration.  The Friends of Mount Vernon Trail will be picking up trash from 9am-11am near Theodore Roosevelt Island. You can register for the Trash Cleanup at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/trash-cleanup-near-theodore-roosevelt-island-registration-1994587907123 

There will also be community tabling (10am-2pm) in celebration of Latino Conservation Week. Activities include completing Junior Park Ranger activities and earning a Junior Ranger badge, learning from National Park Rangers and conservation groups about the park and the watershed, a hike on the island led by a park ranger, and free giveaways.

Visit Muir Woods National Monument on Saturday September 12^th to celebrate a day of Latino Conservation Week! Explore the redwood forest and enjoy programs like ranger walks and tours. Also, become familiar with what conservation looks like by interacting with discovery tables and art workshops hosted by the conservationists from the National Park Service, East Bay Regional Parks, Save the Redwoods League, and California Academy of Sciences.

Join us to kickoff Latino Conservation Week at Ironwood Forest National Monument, where we'll gather to talk about the meaning of this week for our Latinx communities,  conservation issues that impact our public lands- including the monument, and we'll also enjoy a short walk led by Friends of the Ironwood Forest. 

Our press conference, with speakers from different environmental groups hosting events all week, will start at 8am, followed by the walk. 

****RSVP HERE to get updates and more directions: https://bit.ly/AZLCWkickoff

Join us for a family-friendly celebration connecting our community with the coast and the natural spaces we all value. This event brings together community members, conservation organizations, and partners to learn, build connections, and celebrate our shared commitment to caring for the environment.Enjoy a day of hands-on activities and outdoor fun, including bird watching, face painting, and kayaking, while learning more about local habitats and ways to get involved in stewardship.We are grateful to everyone who contributes their time, knowledge, resources, and enthusiasm to make this celebration possible. Together, we are building a more inclusive, welcoming, and connected conservation community while creating meaningful opportunities for people of all ages to engage with and care for the environment.Bring your family, connect with nature, and celebrate Latino Conservation Week with us!

Please join us for a special screening of Haagua, an Indigenous Surf Film, followed by a panel discussion

¡Evento comunitario gratuito para todos! / Free community event for all!

Please join us for a special screening of Haagua, an Indigenous Surf Film, followed by a panel discussion including Sophia Uribe from Native Like Water.

Food will be provided while supplies last.

Drinks will not be provided, so please come prepared to support our host business.

Non-alcoholic beverages will be available for purchase.

Join San Diego Bird Alliance and our partners for a fun, free, family-friendly morning celebrating the incredible biodiversity of Mission Bay's wetlands! Explore Kendall-Frost Marsh through hands-on activities and learn about the plants, animals, and habitats that make this ecosystem so special. This bilingual (English/Spanish) community event offers opportunities to connect with nature while contributing to community science during California Biodiversity Day. Whether you're an experienced naturalist or visiting the wetlands for the first time, everyone is welcome!

Meeting Point & Schedule:

The fun kicks off at the Field Station, so come meet us there! We'll start with activities on-site, then head out together as a group to Crown Point, birdwatching along the way. Running late? No worries. Just head straight to the Field Station, where our staff will be waiting to guide you and bring you along with the group. Activities include:Bird-watching walk,Fish seining demonstration, Invertebrate exploration,Native plant walk, Nature observations with iNaturalist,Water quality talk and demonstration Educational activities for all ages What to bring and wear: Water bottle Sunscreen Weather-appropriate attire You might get your feet wet. Choose your shoes with this information in mind.

Join us during Latino Conservation Week as we walk across the Oceano Dunes Preserve to the shoreline to learn about this unique habitat and ways to conserve it. Conservation begins by connecting with nature and the land. Let's get to know the Oceano Dunes Preserve.

Join Sierra Nevada Alliance and Luis Rubio on this day of adventure in celebration of Latino Conservation Week! Participants in this bilingual event can expect a day full of adventure, learning, and community. Scheduled activities for the day include rafting, a picnic, and a guided hike around Donner Lake. Are you a first-time rafter!? No problem! Experienced staff will guide the experience. Expect to raft for 45-60 minutes while learning about the history of Donner Lake Memorial State Park and its importance to California and U.S. history. During the guided hike, you will travel on a relatively flat path around the lake, learning about historical uses of native plants, trees, and mushrooms, or you can remain at the picnic area for community-building games and activities.

This is a free, family-friendly event meant to combine community, adventure, and education! Lunch will be provided. Parking will be free. Tickets are very limited, so please only reserve if you are definitely joining us (one ticket per person). Waivers must be signed on the day of the event to participate. Register here.

Únase a Aurora Water y la división de Parques, Recreación y Espacios Abiertos de la Ciudad de Aurora en Star K Ranch mientras celebramos la Semana de la Conservación Latina manteniendo un ambiente natural saludable. En este evento familiar, los participantes ayudarán a preservar las cubierta arbórea aplicando pintura que previene la mascada de castor y mantendrán arroyos saludables limpiando la basura. Nuestros esfuerzos beneficiarán a la naturaleza, el agua, las plantas y la vida silvestre. Por favor, use pantalones largos y zapatos cerrados. Se ofrecerán aperitivos y agua. Una vez finalizada la labor de voluntariado a las 11:00 a. m., podrá explorar el parque, la nueva zona de exploración de la naturaleza, los senderos y el centro de naturaleza, además de participar en diversas actividades. El evento es gratuito.

¿Preguntas?

Por favor, contacte a Alan Navarro en anavarro@auroragov.org  si tiene preguntas o para inscribirse en el evento.

Join Aurora Water and City of Aurora’s Parks, Recreation, and Open Space division at Star K Ranch as we celebrate Latino Conservation Week by sustaining a healthy natural environment. In this family-friendly event, participants will assist to preserve tree canopy by applying beaver chew paint and maintain good stream health by trash cleanup.  Our efforts will give back to nature, water, plants, and animals. Please bring pants and closed-toe shoes. Snacks and water will be provided. Once the volunteer work is done at 11 am, feel free to explore the park, NEW nature exploration area, trails, nature center, and partake in activities.

?☀️ ¡Lleva las Dunas Contigo! ??

¡Vengan a explorar, aprender y crear con nosotros! Join Ciencia Para Todos and Friends of the Dunes for a special community event celebrating Latino Conservation Week + California Biodiversity Week. ?

Vamos a empezar con un Bioblitz en las dunas, donde exploraremos the plants and the biodiversity that make this place so special. ???

Después, vamos a usar algunas de las plantas que encontremos para crear nuestros propios sun-print totes con cúrcuma y el sol ☀️? so you can literally llevarte las dunas contigo.
And of course, ¡tacos para todos! ??

This event also connects to California’s 30x30 goal, conserving 30% of California’s lands and coastal waters by 2030. ? By getting to know the places around us, documenting their biodiversity, and building community, we can be part of the larger conservation story.

? Sábado, 12 de septiembre

⏰ 1 PM-4 PM

? Humboldt Coastal Nature Center

Solo 20 spots disponibles, registration required!
Regístrate en friendsofthedunes.org

¡Ven a explorar, crear y llevarte las dunas contigo! ☀️

Latino Outdoors Central Coast will participate in the annual California Coastal Cleanup Day coordinated by the California Coastal Commission. In San Luis Obispo County, ECOSLO coordinates Creeks to Coast Cleanup. This year, Latino Outdoors will help cleanup at Oso Flaco Lake.

Participating in Coastal Cleanup Day fits right in with Latino Conservation Week which is September 12-20, 2026. Latino Conservation Week was created to support the Latino community getting into the outdoors and participating in activities to protect our natural resources.

Register today and help keep our local environment clean. All ages welcome!

Celebrate Latino Conservation Week with a stroll through the Makers Market at the historic Erma Hayman House across from the Boise Greenbelt. Shop and support local Latine makers at this pop-up event celebrating community and creativity.

This event is part of Idaho Latino Conservation Week. To view the full event schedule for this community effort and to gain more details on this event, please visit: https://idaholcw.my.canva.site/makers-market-at-erma-hayman-house

Corn has been at the center of land and food systems across Latin America for thousands of years, long before borders split the region into countries. The Milpa System, growing corn, beans, and squash together, is one of the oldest examples of working with land instead of depleting it. This workshop invites participants to talk about corn's history in MesoAmerica and its relationship to the land. We’ll then put that history into our hands by making tamales, a dish that exists in some form in nearly every Latin American country. While the tamales steam, we’ll use that time to make flowers out of the leftover corn husks, another way of using what the land gives fully. We’ll close by eating what we made together and sharing our own families' tamale traditions.

El maíz ha sido el eje de los sistemas agrícolas y alimentarios en toda América Latina durante miles de años, mucho antes de que las fronteras dividieran la región en distintos países. El sistema de la milpa —que consiste en cultivar maíz, frijol y calabaza de manera conjunta— es uno de los ejemplos más antiguos de cómo trabajar la tierra en armonía con ella, en lugar de agotarla. Este taller invita a los participantes a conversar sobre la historia del maíz en Mesoamérica y su vínculo con la tierra. A continuación, llevaremos esa historia a la práctica preparando tamales, un platillo presente, de una u otra forma, en casi todos los países de América Latina. Mientras los tamales se cocinan al vapor, aprovecharemos el tiempo para elaborar flores con las hojas de maíz sobrantes, otra manera de aprovechar al máximo lo que la tierra nos ofrece. Concluiremos la actividad degustando lo que hemos preparado y compartiendo las tradiciones familiares en torno a los tamales.

Join IERCD and Hispanic Access Foundation for a community celebration at Louis Robidoux Parkland and Pecan Grove! Participants will help collect native milkweed seeds for future monarch habitat restoration, learn about local plants and wildlife, and take part in hands-on activities that celebrate community stewardship and connection to the land.

Monarcas Mágicas 

Acompáñenos el Domingo, el 11 de Octubre a las 10 de la mañana, para celebrar el Día de los Muertos. Vamos a aprender sobre la migración de las monarcas con nuestra educadora bilingüe, Jasleen. Este evento es perfecto para familias con hijos que tienen 3-8 años. 

Este evento celebra las tradiciones latinoamericanas, incluye una manualidad, y amina toda la familia pasar tiempo en la naturaleza. 

Qué está incluído: 

• El Minicuento de Las Monarcas - Empiezan con un minicuento breve de las Monarcas. 
• Hacer Manualidades en La Naturaliza - Crean las Monarcas usando materiales de la naturaleza y aprendan sobre la importancia de este especie.
• El Tour de Las Viviendas - Caminan por las viviendas de nuestra fauna mientras cuentan las historias de nuestros animales. 

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Magic Monarchs 

Join us on Sunday, October 11th at 10 am, to celebrate the Day of the Dead by learning about monarch butterfly migration with our bilingual educator, Jasleen! This event is perfect for families with children aged 3-8. 

This event is perfect for families that want to celebrate Latin American traditions, craft together, and spend time in nature as a family!

What's Included:

• Monarch Butterfly Storybook - start off with a quick storybook reading about monarch butterflies in Spanish.
• Nature crafts - Make monarch butterflies out of materials from nature and learn about their importance. 
• Wildlife Housing Area Tour - Walk as a family through our wildlife housing area as we explore the cultural significance of our animals in Latin America!

Celebrate community, culture, and conservation at our special volunteer day at the Ascot Hills Native Plant Nursery in East Los Angeles! In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month and Latino Conservation Week, we’re coming together to care for our local ecosystem, honor our connections to the land, and celebrate our vibrant community. Whether you’re an experienced gardener or brand new to plant care, everyone is welcome to get their hands in the soil.

?️ What You'll Do

• Native Plant Care: Pot, propagate, and care for native plant species.
• Nursery Maintenance: Organize, weed, and water native saplings and flora.
• Black Walnut Processing: Process black walnuts from husk to seed (which we will later use for natural clothing dyes!).
• Learning: Discover how native plant propagation, habitat restoration, and equitable green access build a climate-resilient California.

☕ Refresments & Treats

Volunteers will be welcomed with authentic café de olla and pan dulce at check-in, and we'll wrap up the workday with freshly cut fruit with Tajín and native plant-inspired aguas frescas! (Available on a first-come, first-served basis, while supplies last.)

? What to Bring & Wear

• Attire: Comfortable clothes you don't mind getting dirty, plus sturdy, closed-toe shoes.
• Sun Protection: Hat and sunscreen are highly recommended.
• Hydration: Reusable water bottle.

? We provide all necessary tools, gloves, and training!

? Event Details

• Location: Ascot Hills Native Plant Nursery — 4371 Multnomah St, Los Angeles, CA 90032
• Where to Find Us: West end of the gravel parking lot. Look for the North East Trees banner and check-in table!
• Who Can Join: Open to all ages and experience levels!

?️ Space is limited—please register ahead of time to secure your spot! (Don't forget to complete the volunteer waiver sent to your confirmation email before attending!)

¡Celebra la Semana de la Conservación Latina y el Mes de la Herencia Hispana en Ascot Hills!

¡Celebra la comunidad, la cultura y la conservación en nuestro día especial de voluntariado en el Vivero de Plantas Nativas de Ascot Hills en el este de Los Ángeles! En honor al Mes de la Herencia Hispana y la Semana de la Conservación Latina, nos reunimos para cuidar nuestro ecosistema local, honrar nuestra conexión con la tierra y celebrar nuestra vibrante comunidad. Ya sea que tengas experiencia en jardinería o sea tu primera vez, ¡todos son bienvenidos a poner manos en la tierra!

?️ Lo Que Harás

• Cuidado de Plantas Nativas: Trasplantar, propagar y cuidar especies de plantas nativas.
• Mantenimiento del Vivero: Ayudar a organizar, desmalezar y regar árboles jóvenes y flora nativa.
• Procesamiento de Nogal Negro: Procesar nogales negros quitando la semilla de la cáscara (¡que luego usaremos para hacer tinte para ropa!).
• Aprendizaje: Descubre cómo la propagación de plantas nativas, la restauración del hábitat y el acceso equitativo a la naturaleza construyen una California más resiliente.

☕ Bocadillos y Bebidas

Daremos la bienvenida a los voluntarios con un auténtico café de olla y pan dulce al registrarse, ¡y terminaremos la jornada laboral con fruta fresca con Tajín y aguas frescas inspiradas en plantas nativas! (Disponible por orden de llegada, hasta agotar existencias.)

? Qué Llevar y Cómo Vestir

• Ropa: Vestimenta cómoda que no te importe ensuciar un poco y zapatos cerrados y resistentes.
• Protección Solar: Se recomienda sombreros y protector solar.
• Hidratación: Trae tu botella de agua reutilizable.

? ¡Nosotros proporcionamos todas las herramientas de jardinería, guantes y capacitación necesarios!

? Detalles del Evento

• Ubicación: Vivero de Plantas Nativas de Ascot Hills — 4371 Multnomah St, Los Angeles, CA 90032
• Dónde Encontrarnos: El vivero está ubicado en el extremo oeste del estacionamiento de grava. ¡Busca la pancarta de North East Trees y la mesa de registro!
• Quién Puede Acompañarnos: ¡Abierto a todas las edades y niveles de experiencia!

?️ El espacio es limitado, ¡así que regístrate con anticipación para asegurar tu lugar! (¡No olvides completar la exención de responsabilidad enviada a tu correo electrónico de confirmación antes de asistir!)

Día de Naturaleza, Comunidad y Arte

Únete a nosotros para un día especial en familia dedicado a explorar y celebrar la naturaleza de California. Como parte de la iniciativa 30x30 de California —un esfuerzo estatal para conservar el 30% de nuestras tierras y aguas para el año 2030— pasaremos la mañana disfrutando de una actividad recreativa al aire libre en contacto con la naturaleza.

Después de nuestra aventura, regresaremos para compartir un almuerzo comunitario y disfrutar de una mañana creativa, donde niños y adultos podrán expresar su amor por la naturaleza a través del arte inspirado en el 30x30.

Este evento es gratuito y está diseñado para toda la familia. ¡Ven a conectar con la tierra, tu comunidad y tu creatividad!

Day of Nature, Community, and Art

Join us for a special family day celebrating California's natural spaces. As part of California's 30x30 initiative — a statewide effort to conserve 30% of our lands and waters by 2030 — we'll spend the morning enjoying an outdoor recreational activity in nature.