Join us for a 1-mile, 2-hour guided walk along the Sequoia Audubon Trail in the Pescadero Marsh, an important stop along the Pacific Flyway. Learn about the fascinating […]

Twilight marks the end of day and the beginning of night. Animals that come out at night have special adaptations to survive. Come test your nocturnal abilities on […]

Old Cove Landing Trail Walks On these 2-hour natural history excursions you will explore the plants, animals, and geology of the coastal bluffs. Meet at the Wilder Ranch […]

How do redwoods grow to become the tallest organisms on earth? How important are banana slugs to the redwood ecosystems? Why are there so few old-growth trees left? […]

Discover what life was like a century or more ago on this innovative dairy ranch.  The hour-long tour (starts at 1 p.m.) includes the 1897 Victorian home, 1856 […]

How do you measure the tallest trees in the world? Join Zane Moore, a redwood researcher, to learn about measuring these tall, tall trees. Zane will show you […]

Why are snakes important to us? How do they see, smell, taste, and hear? What and how do they eat? What does a snake feel like? Come to […]

Come and see how the oldest building in town was made. We will look at the materials used by the Ohlone to build their homes and then at […]