In celebration of Latino Conservation Week the Elkhorn Slough Reserve in collaboration with The Bird School Project will host a bilingual birding walk on July 15^th.  The walk is from 11:30-1:00 and all levels of birders are welcome.

Join us as we explore the Elkhorn Slough Reserve and learn about the birds and wildlife we have here in Monterey Bay. This hike is ideal for families and beginner bird watchers. We will have binoculars to use during the walk and will provide light snacks. Be sure to bring your reusable water bottle. We encourage folks to bring a picnic lunch for after the walk and to tour the Visitor Center exhibits.

Reserve your spot using the link below.

Trip Logistics: We’ll walk about 3 miles over smoothish dirt roads. Grades will be mostly flat, with one moderate hill. We’ll return to the parking lot around noon. Limited to 12 participants. All are welcome but this trip will be geared toward the beginning/intermediate birder.

Facilities: Bathrooms are available at the visitor center.

Trip Difficulty: Over the course of the morning, the total walking distance will be approximately 3 miles at a slow, birding pace. It may be cool in the morning and could be hot or windy towards the end of the trip. The walking will be over a well-graded, flat dirt road. Bring sunscreen, hats, water, snacks, lunch and everything you may need for the morning.

For more information contact:Virginia Guhin virginia.guhin@wildlife.ca.gov or Jessica Correa jess@birdschoolproject.org

? Join us for a day of outdoor adventure, conservation, and climbing access trails! ??‍♀️

Latino Outdoors Colorado, Escaladores Unidos, Boulder Climbing Community, and prAna are coming together for an exciting event where we'll not only care for the trails but also focus on natural structures that enhance climbing access.

When: Saturday, July 15th 

Where: prAna Boulder Store (1147 Pearl St, Boulder, CO 80302) 

What: Morning - Enjoy a warm cup of coffee provided by prAna. We'll also have delicious Pan Dulce from to kick-start your morning and coordinate our drives to the trail!

Afternoon - We'll head to the stunning Saddle Rock trail behind the first flatiron in Boulder. Join us as we build stone stairs, retaining structures, and staging areas that not only serve climbers but also mitigate our impacts on the environment. Lunch will be provided by the City of Boulder and Boulder Climbing Community. Afterwards, we will return to the prAna store for a well-deserved celebration and a raffle with exciting prizes!

Why: Disfrutando y Conservando Nuestra Tierra, the heart of Latino Conservation Week, is an initiative by the Hispanic Access Foundation, celebrated every 3rd week of July for the past 10 years. This special week aims to support the Latino community in connecting with nature and taking action to protect our precious natural resources. All organizations participating in this event have a philosophy that aligns perfectly with that mission, as we work together to provide sustainable solutions and ensure the right to access our climbing resources.

Spots are limited, so register now at https://www.eventbrite.com/o/latino-outdoors-colorado-16617129326. Let's create lasting memories, contribute to the conservation of our beautiful planet, and enhance climbing access for future generations! ??️?‍♂️ #LatinoConservationWeek #TrailBuildingDay #OutdoorAdventure #ConservationEfforts #ClimbingAccessTrails

We'll be walking through the Rio Salado Habitat Restoration Area and talk about the importance of this local watershed to the Phoenix community and the wildlife in the area. We will walk for about an hour. 

Please bring a refillable water bottle and sun protection. 

RSVP here: https://act.sierraclub.org/events/details?formcampaignid=7013q000001onw1AAA

El evento consiste de llevar 8 voluntarios hispanos a conocer la Bahia de Aguadilla haciendo Snorkeling y navegando en una Yola (bote) tradicional de los pescadores del Pueblo de Aguadilla. Estaremos introduciéndolos en la pesca responsable, hablándoles de la importancia de la preservación de la bahía y de sus caracteristicas naturales. Se inicia el evento con la instalación de un rotulo interpretativo de la bahía de Aguadilla. 

Join us to celebrate Latino Conservation Week and take care of the newly planted shade trees in Rialto! Caring for trees increases their likelihood of survival and overall health. Healthy trees increase shade, bolster air quality, clean our water and support our mental and physical health. All ages welcome; just bring a hat, plenty of water, and your energy!

Join us to celebrate Latino Conservation Week and take care of the newly planted shade trees in Riverside! Caring for trees increases their likelihood of survival and overall health. Healthy trees increase shade, bolster air quality, clean our water and support our mental and physical health. All ages welcome; just bring a hat, plenty of water, and your energy!

Science at the Sea is a hands-on marine science program intended to provide accessible science experiences for kids from historically excluded groups in STEM: including gender minorities, racial/ethnic minorities, members of the LGBTQ+ community, and people from low income or underserved communities. This will be a program offered in English and Spanish. Participants will learn about their local watershed and the animals that call our coastlines home.

Todos son bienvenidos a La Iglesia de Dios Vida Nueva para celebrar la clausura de la Escuela Bíblica de Vacaciones 2023. Vamos a tener juegos, comida y premios para todas las familias. Si llueve tendremos el evento adentro del edificio. El evento es el miércoles, 21 de junio, 2023 de 5:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.

Our Surfrider Maine Chapter is teaming up with the filmmakers of Havana Libre and the Maine Outdoor Film Festival to host an in-person showing of Havana Libre, a powerful film documenting the struggle of surfing in Cuba, on July 27! This event will also include a Q&A with the film team after the screening. Drinks and food trucks will be on the seen as well. 

Kayak day at Kings Beach State Recreation Area is dedicated as a day to provide access, practice stewardship, and to grow connection for the Latine community at Lake Tahoe. We will offer short, bilingual, guided interpretive tours throughout the day as well as opportunities for participants to paddle around on their own within a designated area. Kayaks, personal floatation devices (PFD), water and light snacks will be provided. This event is FREE and open to the public. There is a $10 a day parking fee at Kings Beach State Recreation Area. The parking lot fills up early so carpooling is highly recommended!

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El día de kayak en Kings Beach State Recreation Area está dedicado como un día para proporcionar acceso, practicar la administración ambiental, y crecer la conexión de la comunidad latine en Lake Tahoe. Ofreceremos recorridos interpretativos cortos, bilingües y guiados durante todo el día y oportunidades para que los participantes usen los kayaks libremente dentro de una zona designada. Kayaks, chaleco de salvavidas, agua y bocadillos ligeros serán proporcionados. Este evento es GRATUITO y abierto al público. Hay una tarifa de estacionamiento de $10 por día en Kings Beach State Recreation Area. ¡El estacionamiento se llena temprano, así que compartir el vehículo es muy recomendable!