There’s always something new at Lindsay Wildlife Experience: from special family activities, national touring art exhibits, to after-dark events. Be sure to check the daily activities page for a listing of regularly scheduled programming.
Join bird expert and author Harry Fuller for a talk about great gray owls and other species as part of our Conservation Icons speaker series. Fuller will be at Lindsay, 6 p.m., Friday, April 17, 2020 to discuss these nocturnal raptors and other birds. In addition to a long career as a journalist, Fuller has (more…)
Let your child guide their own explorations of the natural world. Mini Monday is designed for children ages 2–5 to play and learn, along with an adult caregiver. Young children explore a variety of age-appropriate craft and activity stations at their own pace. Observe special demonstrations and hands-on presentations with our animal ambassadors. Visit Lindsay (more…)
Get involved in the scientific endeavor by taking part in a citizen science project with the City Nature Challenge. The City Nature Challenge is a global competition to see which urban area can log the most species on the popular application–iNaturalist. We’ll teach you how to use the application and how to get good pictures (more…)
It’s a Bug’s World, We Just Live in It Insects are one of the most successful groups of animals ever, evolving into myriad forms that creep and crawl throughout our lives. Come make friends with an insect or two as we traverse the landscape of the Lime Ridge Open Space. Bring a water bottle and (more…)
Dive into the world of California Condors with condor tracker Richard Neidhardt, director and Pinnacles Condor Fund Chair at the Pinnacles National Park Foundation in Hollister. Neidhardt is one of Lindsay’s Conservation Icons and will be at Lindsay, 6 p.m. Saturday, May 9 for a lively discussion about these fascinating birds. As a volunteer, Neidhardt (more…)
Get out into your local wild spaces with the Lindsay Wildlife Experience. Each of these short hikes will introduce families to the open spaces surrounding the East Bay and are designed to show families these spaces are not just great parks but are habitats rich in Flora and Fauna. Each hike will explore a different (more…)