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SUMMARY:Friday Bird Walk – Coal Oil Point Reserve
DESCRIPTION:Still figuring out how to tell a whimbrel from a long-billed curlew? Or how to distinguish an elegant from a royal tern? Or maybe you’d like to see a black-bellied plover in breeding plumage — with an actual black belly? Join SBAS for a bird walk to Coal Oil Point Reserve\, a 170-acre UC Natural Reserve that is one of the best places to view shorebirds (and terns) in the area. We’ll start along the shores of Devereaux Beach and work our way over to Sands Beach and the mouth of Devereaux Slough\, covering approximately 2 miles of flat terrain with one staircase/hill to descend and climb back up. Trip leader Rob Lindsay will help participants identify birds by sight and sound along the way and share insights into their life histories and ecology.  \nDirections: Take Camino Corto south to Del Playa Drive. Turn right and continue until you reach the dead end at Camino Majorca\, where parking is available on the street. \nCoal Oil Point meetup location https://maps.app.goo.gl/EAmsqYPjmQPb49S57 \n\n\n\n\n\n\nTrip Coordinator:\n\nKarl Weis\nContact Karl for information or questions
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LOCATION:Coal Oil Point Reserve\, Slough Rd\, Isla Vista\, CA\, 93117\, United States
CATEGORIES:Bird Walk
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SUMMARY:Cachuma Lake Recreation Area Nature Walks
DESCRIPTION:Reservations are required by calling (805) 688-4515. \nFirst come\, first served. Available for ages 3 and older. No pets\, please. Free to campers or free with the $10 park entrance fee for day-use visitors. There are also miles of trails for self-guided hikes within the park. Trail maps are available at the Main Gate. \nPrivate guided walks outside of these times are also available depending upon staff availability and have a $30 group fee.
URL:https://healthypeoplehealthytrails.org/event/cachuma-lake-recreation-area-nature-walks-134/
LOCATION:1 Lakeview Dr. Santa Barbara\, CA 93105\, 1 Lakeview Dr. Santa Barbara\, CA 93105\, United States
CATEGORIES:Nature Walk
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SUMMARY:Arroyo Hondo Preserve - Nature Hike
DESCRIPTION:Free docent-led nature hikes are offered at 10:00 am on Saturdays of open weekends. Visitors can also hike on their own on these days. Hikes are free of charge; however\, donations to support Arroyo Hondo Preserve and the Land Trust for Santa Barbara County are gratefully accepted. Everyone is welcome to visit the Preserve to hike\, picnic\, paint\, volunteer\, or research\, but advance reservations are required. \nOnline reservations can be made here: https://www.sblandtrust.org/arroyo-hondo-preserve-reservations/ \nThe Arroyo Hondo Preserve is located west of Santa Barbara between Refugio State Beach and Gaviota State Park. The preserve is tucked into a magnificent canyon with winding trails\, creeks\, shady trees\, and rewarding views. All 910 acres of Arroyo Hondo are protected forever and managed by the Land Trust. Due to the sensitivity of the canyon’s resources\, dogs\, mountain bikes\, horses\, hunting\, fishing\, and campfires are not allowed. \nDirections to the Preserve: Traveling northbound on U.S. Highway 101\, the Preserve is about a 30-minute drive from downtown Santa Barbara. Approximately 4 miles past Refugio State Beach\, you will see a blue “Rest Area in 7 miles” sign followed closely by a yellow warning sign about falling rocks. The entrance to Arroyo Hondo is in 1/2 mile and will be visible on the right at the bottom of the hill. Make a right-hand turn into the driveway. Come down the driveway\, cross the bridge on the right\, and park near the barn. \nBook a Reservation\nVisitors are welcome to join a 10 a.m. guided tour on Saturday or Sunday\, the first and third full weekend of every month! Free online reservations are required in advance; spaces are limited. \nKnowledgeable docents will lead you on a 2-hour natural history tour along Arroyo Hondo Creek. Learn about the plants and animals of the canyon as well as the fire and flood cycles that help keep the Preserve wild. View the historic Ortega Adobe\, built in 1842\, and once used as a stagecoach stop on the route between Lompoc and Santa Barbara. Tours are approximately 1.5 miles over mostly flat terrain\, including dirt\, gravel\, sand\, and boards crossing the creek. Free parking\, bathrooms\, and water are available. To protect the Preserve’s natural habitat\, dogs are not allowed. \nTo make your weekend tour reservation\, select an open date on the calendar. You will receive a confirmation email with visit details. Reservations open one month in advance.\nGuided tours for community groups of 10 or more are available on a limited basis\, weekdays and weekends. To learn more about scheduling\, please contact Leslie Chan at lchan@sblandtrust.org. \nEnvironmental Education field trips are offered to schools for free— our calendar is full through the end of the 2025/2026 school year\, but please contact Education Coordinator Sally Isaacson at volunteer@sblandtrust.org to learn more about scheduling a future trip. \n 
URL:https://healthypeoplehealthytrails.org/event/arroyo-hondo-preserve-nature-hike-126/
LOCATION:15550 El Camino Real\, Goleta\, CA 93117\, 15550 El Camino Real\, Goleta\, CA 93117\, United States
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