Celebrate Latino Conservation Week by joining Hispanic Access Foundation, US Forest Service, and Public Lands Interpretive Association on a hike to Keyhole Sink. Lunch will be provided. Please RSVP to Belen.Coronado@usda.gov by June 29^th. This event is open to all ages.

Join Robin Yates (TXMN, CIG), Angelica Escobedo, and ABNC Volunteers in the McGovern Children's Discovery Area to explore native plants that you can grow at home in your yard or on your patio. You will learn about native pollinators and honeybees too.

Take home a native plant of your own to grow and learn! Plants donated by members of the Native Plant Society.

Great for families!

Spanish and English volunteers will be on hand to guide you in the fun!

Sat. July 24, 2021

8:30am - 11:30am

Registration Required/Registrarse es necesario.

Register/Registrarse online: https://forms.gle/ggCr8zxjmScRio2D8

Coastal Tallgrass prairie is one of the most endangered ecosystems in North America. Only 1% of wild tallgrass prairie remains and we only have 1% at ABNC. The natural systems which support this native habitat have mostly vanished and they are now people-dependent. This means that humans must actively work to preserve and protect them. When we do, all benefit - plant, animal, and human communities alike.

• 8:30 AM Make Seed Balls (1.5 hours): Participants join Jim Duran at the Greenhouse to make seed balls and then visit the prairie to explore prairie ecology and conservation. Mini-Hike (20mins) to Prairie Loop back to greenhouse
• 10:30 AM Potting for the Prairie (1.5 hours): Pot historic prairie plants with Jim Duran. These plants that will eventually live in our native prairie, and learn about conservation efforts carried out through-out the year at Armand Bayou Nature Center.

Spanish and English speaking volunteers will be on-site to help guide the group. 

Spots are limited./ Espacio es limitado.

Registration Required/Registrarse es necesario.

Register/Registrarse online: https://forms.gle/ggCr8zxjmScRio2D8

Discover the sights and sounds of the night with a guided hike through our forest and prairie. We will encounter a diversity of night creatures such as bats, owls, and hopefully fireflies.

Questions? / ¿Preguntas? - Email Elisa Medina O'Neal at volunteering@abnc.org

Wed. July 21, 2021

7:45pm-9:45pm

Spots are limited./ Espacio es limitado.

Registration Required/Registrarse es necesario.

Register/Registrarse online: https://forms.gle/ggCr8zxjmScRio2D8

Help us kick off Latino Conservation Week with a day of preserving and protecting our native habitats. If the weather and water conditions are right, we will send out a canoe team to clean trash from the pristine water of the Armand Bayou and along the nearby banks. If a water clean up is not possible, we will plan to head into the riparian forest to perform much needed maintenance along our trails.

Ayúdanos a iniciar Latino Conservation Week con un día de conservación para preservar y proteger nuestros hábitats nativos. Si el clima permita, enviaremos un equipo de canoas para limpiar basura del agua prístina del Armand Bayou y de las orillas cercanas. Si no podemos limpiar por canoa, planearemos ir al bosque ribereño a mantener nuestros senderos.

Questions? / ¿Preguntas? - Email Elisa Medina O'Neal at volunteering@abnc.org

Saturday July 17th

8:30am - 11:30am

Spots are limited. Registration Required.

Edades/Ages 16+

Register/Registro en línea: https://forms.gle/ggCr8zxjmScRio2D8

Tyler Arboretum is proud to host Latino Conservation Week from July 17 - 25, 2021!  Our 650-acre property will allow you to socially distance safely with family and friends whether you're exploring our treehouses and botanical collections, hiking trails and fitness classes, bird walks and wildflower tours, or simply enjoying the sights and sounds of nature. 

Present the promo code (LCW2021) at the Visitor Center for free admission, which includes access to all of our main attractions such as the Butterfly House and Pollinator Garden, our treehouses, hiking trails, and botanical collections.  To view the full schedule of events, please visit: tylerarboretum.org/calendar.

“El Rompeolas es del Barrio: Reunión de Arte y Siembra”

Sábado, 17 de julio de 2021 de 8am a 12pm

Rompeolas, Aguadilla, Puerto Rico

Punto en GPS de la ubicación: 18.433398, -67.155226

Únete a nosotros en la playa Rompeolas de Aguadilla para una limpieza de playa, siembra de 100 árboles nativos y pintura en vivo por locales de los barrios de La Vía y Cerro Calero en Aguadilla. 

Regístrense al evento aquí: https://forms.gle/9qn3UAjj1d4wncmS8

Para más información: info@conservationopportunity.org

 Join us on Saturday, June 17th to kick off Glynn County’s first inaugural Latino Conservation Week!  From 10:30 AM until 12:30 PM we will be hosting an Eco-Fair and Panel Discussion at the College of Coastal Georgia's Conference Center.  Information on speakers and vendors to be announced, be sure to follow our Facebook Event page for details!

Schedule:

• 10:30 AM - Arrival and mingling
• 11:00 AM - Presentation and Discussion: What is Latino Conservation Week? What does ‘being an environmentalist’ mean to you? What is the role that Latinos play as stewards of our environment?
• 12:00 PM - More mingling, and lunch provided by Sea Salt Healthy Kitchen.

For more information or to RSVP visit glynnenvironmental.org/events or follow our Facebook event: https://fb.me/e/S9vvgRk4.

Join the Glynn Environmental Coalition on Monday, July 20th in celebrating Latino Conservation Week! We will get to explore Jekyll on a Wildlife Excursion with experts from the Georgia Audubon and the Jekyll Island Authority Conservation Team.  

The tentative schedule is as follows:

• 8:30 AM Meet at Winn-Dixie for carpool to Jekyll (transportation will be provided)
• 9:00 AM Arrive at South Dunes on Jekyll, Coffee and Continental Breakfast (provided by Wakeup Coffee Co.)
• 9:30 AM Expedition begins at South Dunes, with stops at Horton Pond, Clam Creek, possible stop at Marsh View Picnic Area if time allows.
• 12:00 PM Lunch and Expedition Wrap Up (lunch/refreshments will be provided by Georgia Audubon)
• 12:45 PM Head back to Brunswick.