Ven para aprender los nombres e historias de las plantas nativas de nuestro desierto en la reserva de Whitewater! A tráves de la narración, podemos encontrar semejanzas de la resilencia entre nuestra comunidad y las plantas. Habrá un enfoque de los usos indígenas de estas plantas. Tendremos el paseo a las 9:30am el 18 de julio; y tendremos otro paseo a las 9:30am y a las 2:30pm el 21 de julio.

Come learn the names & histories of our native desert plants at Whitewater Preserve! Through storytelling, we can find similarities between the resiliency of our community and the plants. There will be a focus on the indigenous uses of these plants. We will have the walk at 9:30am on the 18th of July; we will have another walk at 9:30am & 2:30pm on July 21st.

Nature For All invites you to a Community Clean up + Kick off Celebration for Latino Conservation Week on July 14th, at Wildwood Picnic Area (in the Angeles National Forest) from 8am-2pm! The event is FREE -Please RSVP! We will start off the day by working together to clean up Big Tujunga Creek. After the clean up, we invite you to join us for a free lunch + Celebration!

Come learn more about Latino Conservation Week, the participating organizations , and how YOU can get involved.
There will live music PLUS, Come participate on converting a Forest Service, Bear Proof Trash Bin, into a work of art, through the Convert-a-can project!
For participating, you will be receiving Lunch, a Latino Conservation Week T-shirt + More! (please RSVP at https://goo.gl/forms/PBjw6we6K4gKg1hl1 )
This is a FAMILY FRIENDLY Event! ALL are welcome to celebrate!

In Partnership with: Amigos De Los Rios, California Conservation Corps, Climate Resolve, Cofem, Convert-A-Can project, East Fork Preservation Project, Hispanic Access Foundation, NPCA, Pacoima Beautiful, ParksNow!, Self Help Graphics, Sierra Club, Tree People, USDA Forest Service

PLEASE RSVP AT https://goo.gl/forms/PBjw6we6K4gKg1hl1
For more information, find us on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram @LANatureForAll

Join the Arizona Trail Association and the Coronado National Forest in celebrating Latino Conservation Week building new Arizona Trail! We have started a project in Happy Jack, just southeast of Flagstaff, to get the trail off of old forest roads and onto brand new singletrack trail. This is the first major trailbuilding project on the AZT since 2015, and we're especially hoping to get first time trail volunteers and outdoor enthusiasts on board!

Participants should be prepared to walk up to 2 miles over uneven terrain carrying a tool. Tasks include everything from digging and moving big rocks to trimming vegetation and raking dirt. Other jobs include breathing fresh air, enjoying sunshine and getting dirty. No special skills are needed except a desire to work hard and give back to the trail community. Because we will be using heavy tools, please no children under the age of 14 for this event. For other family-friendly events, please contact us at volunteer@aztrail.org.

Lunches and snacks will be provided. Participants should bring a bag or backpack and at least 2 liters of water per person. Personal protection equipment such as work gloves and eye protection is recommended, but we will also provide if you don't have your own.

Carpool and shuttle options may be available from Flagstaff. The "address" listed is for the shuttle location.

Join us at the Mt. Goliath Nature Center for a mindful day on the mountain during which we will engage in bilingual storytelling specific to our individual and greater connection to the Earth and our natural environment.

The proposed event will feature start with a short, guided walk on the Bristlecone Pine Loop Trail (about ¼ mile) during which we will encourage mindful discussion in preparation for the storytelling circle.

We will follow the guided mindfulness walk with a facilitated storytelling circle with a focus on the narratives surrounding the question, “What does nature mean to you?”

The event as a whole is designed with the purpose of exploring and enhancing our human connection to the Earth in mind. In exploring that human connection, we can empower ourselves and others to connect with the Earth and foster a passion for caring for and conserving our public lands and spaces.

We'll be finishing up by noon, but because of limited picnic/lunch space at the Nature Center for a group lunch, we will NOT be having a group lunch. Those who so wish are encouraged to bring a lunch to enjoy somewhere on the mountain! We will also provide participants with a list of lunch options in Idaho Springs. Before departing, we will be doing a giveaway for some Columbia gear and swag!

We have 15 spots available. The fee to the Nature Center is $10 per car so carpooling is encouraged. Fees will be refunded.

Register below:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfDYwZ47IQcZn3K9imbgKX6nde2yFRUv3f93SFRUxI8DumY2Q/viewform?usp=sf_link

This event looks to engage Latino congregation, Templo De Alabanza Y Restauracion (TAYR), in interactive outdoor activities including: fishing, nature walk, creature feature, and archery.
TAYR is currently working on engaging other Latino families, in the Masonville Cove watershed communities of Brooklyn and Curtis Bay, in stewardship-based efforts.

Visit the San Antonio Missions National Historical Park and see through the eyes of a Spanish explorer 300 years ago and discover the natural resources that were important for the native peoples. Pick up a Scavenger Hunt from the San Jose Visitor Center Front Desk throughout the week of July 14-July 22 9am-5pm. Once you've completed the hunt, return it to the San Jose Visitor Center for a prize!

Celebrate Latino Conservation Week with an evening of creekwalking investigation, birding, and hiking.

Alive Youth Yuma will be embarking on a journey to Grand Canyon National Park where we will tour the canyon and observe how the Colorado River has carved through the Earth and its layers and layers of rock. We will meet with Tribal leaders and learn from their history.

Bring your chair, blankets and picnic baskets and enjoy a movie under the stars with family, friends and neighbors.

Join Montgomery Parks and Montgomery County Councilmember Nancy Navarro for a special nature-themed bilingual story time.