Ages 6- Adult Go on a Newt Hike with Lindsay Wildlife Experience! Learn about California newts as they make their way to seasonal water pools for mating season. Along the way, we will try and observe the newts in their natural habitat as they traverse the moist morning landscape. Our experienced instructors will guide you (more…)
Age 6–Adult Go on a ladybug hike with Lindsay Wildlife Experience and observe thousands of these diminutive insects clustering together! Our experienced instructors will guide you on this 3-mile round-trip hike as you learn all about convergent lady beetles and their habit of overwintering in masses. You’ll also learn about the beautiful Reinhardt Redwood Regional (more…)
Ages 12 – Adult Go on a wildflower hike this spring with the Lindsay Wildlife Experience. Explore the plant biodiversity on Mount Diablo. Our experienced instructors will guide you through this round-trip hike all about wildflowers. Experience all the biodiversity of Mt. Diablo and enroll for the full series of all four and save. Dates and (more…)
Dip your toes into the waters of nature journaling in this one-hour workshop! Our Wildlife Specialist will show you how to put together your own mini nature journals (or bring your favorite journal with you). Then, you’ll wander into the wild world around us. Follow guided prompts or write and sketch whatever strikes your fancy (more…)
Age 6–Adult Explore the habitat of local scorpions along the north face of Mount Diablo, starting at the Mitchell Canyon Visitor Center. Experience the excitement of finding scorpions glowing like green neon signs in the dark. Discover and observe the diverse plants and animals inhabiting Mount Diablo. Hikes cover a distance of 2 miles. Dates (more…)
One-hour workshop: Ages 12 to Adult Looking to dip your toes into drawing? If so, then this beginner-level drawing workshop is for you. Whether you’ve never put pencil to page, or you’re looking to keep your skills sharp, this no-pressure art class is fun for all. We’ll use beautiful natural history specimens as our models, (more…)
