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CALIFORNIA DUCK DAYS | |||||||||||||||
| Location: | Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters 45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road) Davis, CA 95618 |
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| Directions: | Directions from the Bay Area and Davis From Interstate 80 East take the Mace Boulevard exit in Davis. Turn left at off-ramp light onto Chiles Road. Go straight through the next light at the Mace Boulevard and Chiles Road intersection. Continue east on Chiles Road. Once on Chiles Road east of the Mace intersection, travel approximately 1.5 miles east to the Yolo Basin Foundation and Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters office at 45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road). Directions from Sacramento From Interstate 80 West take the Mace Boulevard Exit in Davis. Turn left at off-ramp light. Turn left at the next light at the Mace Boulevard and Chiles Road intersection. Once on Chiles Road east of the Mace intersection, Travel approximately 1.5 miles east to the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters office at 45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road). |
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HAWK FLIGHT - A WHOLE EARTH FESTIVAL | |||||
| Location: | Yuba-Sutter Fairgrounds 442 Franklin Ave. Yuba City, CA 95991 |
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| Time: | 11 am - 5 pm | |||||
| Directions: | see map | |||||
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NorCal Bats will present bats at the Annual Hawk Flight and Earth Day Celebration hosted by the Shadycreek Outdoor Education Foundation. The Celebration will be held on Saturday, April 17th from 11am -5pm. This is a fun and entertaining Festival for children and adults alike. There will be over 50 games, activities, demonstrations and information. Picnic lunches are welcome. |
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RUSH RANCH OPEN HOUSE | |||||
| Location: | Rush Ranch is on Grizzly Island | |||||
| Time: | 10:00am - 4:00pm | |||||
| Directions: | From Hwy 12 in Suisun City, take Grizzly Island Road south approximately 2 miles. Entrance/driveway will be on the right. |
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http://www.solanolandtrust.org/documents/RROpenHouseflyer.pdf RUSH RANCH OPEN HOUSE Free Demonstrations include:• Live Music & Square Dancing • Weaving, Spinning, & Carving • Guided Hike to Suisun Marsh & Birding Walks • Flint Knapping & Local Native American Culture • Horse Shoeing & Blacksmithing • Bats, Falconry & Farm Animals Raffle & Art Show support RREC Native American education & other programs Rising out of the northeast edge of the Suisun Marsh, Rush Ranch stretches across 2,070 acres of marsh and rolling grassland. Purchased in 1988 by Solano Land Trust, Rush Ranch provides recreational and educational opportunities to thousands of visitors each year. The Ranch, with its historical buildings and self-guided trails, is located approximately two miles south of Highway 12 on Grizzly Island Road. |
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WALK ON THE WILDSIDE | |||||
| Location: | Stone Lakes National Wildlife Refuge at the Beach Lake Preserve 1624 Hood-Franklin Rd. Elk Grove, CA 95757 |
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| Time: | 10a.m. - 4:30p.m | |||||
| Directions: | Exit I-5 at Pocket Road and head east. At Freeport Blvd, turn south. Continue two miles through the town of Freeport and past the golf course. Turn left at the signs (just opposite of Cliffs Marina) and continue until you reach the Beach Lake event area. |
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http://www.fws.gov/stonelakes/wow.htm NorCal Bats will present on stage at 12:45, in addition to sponsoring a booth. A fun, FREE family-oriented day in the country with lively entertainment and up-close personal views of many wildlife species, tours of wetlands and heron rookeries, falconry demonstration, puppet shows, folk music, animal presentations, 30+ conservation exhibitors, children's activities, Elk Grove High School FFA BBQ, and more.
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BAT TRAINING WITH WILDLIFE REHABILITION & RELEASE | |||||
| Location: | May 22, 2010 WR&R Intake Center 133A Joerschke Drive (behind the old Briar Patch store). Grass Valley, California $10.00 for non-members $5.00 for members |
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| Time: | 10:00 - 3:00 | |||||
| Directions: | Hwy 49 in Grass Valley exit Brunswick Road |
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| Bat Rescue and Rehabilitation Training Topics include the following: DFG rules and regulations & working with the public Intake: when to leave bats alone, when to take-in, special handling techniques and rabies protocols, intake logs, supplies Basic Needs: warm, dark, quiet, intake exam and handling Stages of Development & Corresponding Needs Housing Needs: Heating pads, bat boxes and specific housing requirements Diet: Species and age specific, diet and nutrition. Release: Expectations, & requirements, timing and location. Medical: Triage, common injuries, parasites, rabies and other diseases, medication, hydration, basic anatomy, protocols for vet visits. To register contact Corky: Corky@NorCalBats.org or 530-902-1918 |
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BAT WALK AND TALK WITH THE YOLO BASIN FOUNDATION | |||||
| Location: | Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters CA Department of Fish and Game 45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road) Davis, CA 95618 |
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| Time: | 6:45 pm | |||||
| Directions: | From the east (Sacramento): Take I-80 west over the bypass Exit Mace Blvd., turn left. Proceed to the first light, turn left on Chiles Rd. Follow Chiles Rd. for about 1.4 miles to the YBWA headquarters on the right side of the road. From the west Take I-80 east to Mace Blvd. exit. Turn left (east) at the exit onto Chiles Rd. Proceed down Chiles Rd. for about 1.4 miles to the YBWA headquarters on the right side of the road. |
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 The YBWA Bat Walk and Talk series will begin at the end of May and run to the beginning of September. Attendance will be by online reservation only. To sign up, please go to the Yolo Basin Foundation website and click on the link opposite the desired date. You may reserve up to six spots per family. If you wish to bring a larger group (e.g. scouts), please contact Corky at 530-902-1918 to arrange a separate tour. Description: The program begins with a 45 minute indoor presentation on bat natural history and includes an opportunity to view live bats. Then the group will carpool to the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area to watch one of the largest colonies of Mexican free-tailed bats in California as it emerges to hunt insects at sunset. Those in wheel chairs or unable to walk may view the bats by car. Please let us know if you have special needs.
Admission: Please support the education programs at the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area with a donation to the Yolo Basin Foundation of $10 per adult. Children under 16 are free. |
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EARTH AWARENESS EVENT | |||||
| Location: | COLDWELL BANKER GRASS ROOTS REALTY 855 Sutton Way, Grass Valley |
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| Time: | 11am -4pm | |||||
| Directions: | From Hwy 49 exit 183 at Brunswick Rd | |||||
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You're invited to join us for a very exciting event: Coldwell Banker Grass Roots Realty's First Annual Earth Awareness Event. The goal is to bring awareness to what the individual can do to protect the earth and to bring attention to the good works being done at the grass roots level in our community. The focus is on non-profit groups, providing information, and having a good time; they won't be selling houses that day and the event is not a trade show. They'll be serving popcorn and water; the new Culture Shock Yogurt shop next door will be selling refreshments. COMMITTED PARTNERS THUS FAR: BOOTHS: ENTERTAINMENT: Wildlife Rehabilitation and Release Haute Trash |
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BAT WALK AND TALK WITH THE YOLO BASIN FOUNDATION | |||||
| Location: | Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters CA Department of Fish and Game 45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road) Davis, CA 95618 |
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| Time: | 6:45 pm | |||||
| Directions: | Directions from the Bay Area and Davis From Interstate 80 East take the Mace Boulevard exit in Davis. Turn left at off-ramp light onto Chiles Road. Go straight through the next light at the Mace Boulevard and Chiles Road intersection. Continue east on Chiles Road. Once on Chiles Road east of the Mace intersection, travel approximately 1.5 miles east to the Yolo Basin Foundation and Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters office at 45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road). Directions from Sacramento From Interstate 80 West take the Mace Boulevard Exit in Davis. Turn left at off-ramp light. Turn left at the next light at the Mace Boulevard and Chiles Road intersection. Once on Chiles Road east of the Mace intersection, Travel approximately 1.5 miles east to the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters office at 45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road). |
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Bat Talk and Walk The YBWA Bat Walk and Talk series will begin at the end of May and run to the beginning of September. Attendance will be by online reservation only. To sign up, please go to the Yolo Basin Foundation website and click on the link opposite the desired date. You may reserve up to six spots per family. If you wish to bring a larger group (e.g. scouts), please contact Corky at 530-902-1918 to arrange a separate tour. Bat Walk and Talk Schedule 2010
Description: The program begins with a 45 minute indoor presentation on batnatural history and includes an opportunity to view live bats. Then the groupwill carpool to the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area to watch one of the largestcolonies of Mexican free-tailed bats in California as it emerges to hunt insects at sunset. Those in wheel chairs or unable to walk may view the bats by car. Please let us know if you have special needs.
Admission: Please support the education programs at the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area with a donation to the Yolo Basin Foundation of $10 per adult.Children under 16 are free. |
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BAT WALK AND TALK WITH THE YOLO BASIN FOUNDATION | |||||
| Location: | Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters 45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road) Davis, CA 95618 |
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| Time: | 6:45 pm | |||||
| Directions: | Directions from the Bay Area and Davis From Interstate 80 East take the Mace Boulevard exit in Davis. Turn left at off-ramp light onto Chiles Road. Go straight through the next light at the Mace Boulevard and Chiles Road intersection. Continue east on Chiles Road. Once on Chiles Road east of the Mace intersection, travel approximately 1.5 miles east to the Yolo Basin Foundation and Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters office at 45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road). Directions from Sacramento From Interstate 80 West take the Mace Boulevard Exit in Davis. Turn left at off-ramp light. Turn left at the next light at the Mace Boulevard and Chiles Road intersection. Once on Chiles Road east of the Mace intersection, Travel approximately 1.5 miles east to the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters office at 45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road). |
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Bat Talk and Walk The YBWA Bat Walk and Talk series will begin at the end of May and run to the beginning of September. Attendance will be by online reservation only. To sign up, please go to the Yolo Basin Foundation website and click on the link opposite the desired date. You may reserve up to six spots per family. If you wish to bring a larger group (e.g. scouts), please contact Corky at 530-902-1918 to arrange a separate tour. Bat Walk and Talk Schedule 2010
Description: The program begins with a 45 minute indoor presentation on bat natural history and includes an opportunity to view live bats. Then the group will carpool to the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area to watch one of the largest colonies of Mexican free-tailed bats in California as it emerges to hunt insects at sunset. Those in wheel chairs or unable to walk may view the bats by car. Please let us know if you have special needs.
Admission: Please support the education programs at the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area with a donation to the Yolo Basin Foundation of $10 per adult. Children under 16 are free. |
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TRAILMIX.NET OLD SACRAMENTO STORE | |||||
| Location: | Trailmix.Net Old Sacramento Store 116B I Street Sacramento, CA, 95814 |
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| Time: | 1:00pm-3:00pm | |||||
| Directions: | Old Sacramento across from the Railroad Museum | |||||
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http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=113239835367767&ref=mf Come down to the Trailmix.Net Old Sacramento Store on Saturday, June 26th for a very special presentation by NorCalBats (http://www.norcalbats.org). |
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BAT WALK AND TALK WITH THE YOLO BASIN FOUNDATION | |||||
| Location: | Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters 45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road) Davis, CA 95618 |
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| Time: | 6:45 pm | |||||
| Directions: | Directions from the Bay Area and Davis From Interstate 80 East take the Mace Boulevard exit in Davis. Turn left at off-ramp light onto Chiles Road. Go straight through the next light at the Mace Boulevard and Chiles Road intersection. Continue east on Chiles Road. Once on Chiles Road east of the Mace intersection, travel approximately 1.5 miles east to the Yolo Basin Foundation and Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters office at 45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road). Directions from Sacramento From Interstate 80 West take the Mace Boulevard Exit in Davis. Turn left at off-ramp light. Turn left at the next light at the Mace Boulevard and Chiles Road intersection. Once on Chiles Road east of the Mace intersection, Travel approximately 1.5 miles east to the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters office at 45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road). |
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Bat Talk and Walk The YBWA Bat Walk and Talk series will begin at the end of May and run to the beginning of September. Attendance will be by online reservation only. To sign up, please go to the Yolo Basin Foundation website and click on the link opposite the desired date. You may reserve up to six spots per family. If you wish to bring a larger group (e.g. scouts), please contact Corky at 530-902-1918 to arrange a separate tour. Bat Walk and Talk Schedule 2010
Description: The program begins with a 45 minute indoor presentation on bat natural history and includes an opportunity to view live bats. Then the group will carpool to the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area to watch one of the largest colonies of Mexican free-tailed bats in California as it emerges to hunt insects at sunset. Those in wheel chairs or unable to walk may view the bats by car. Please let us know if you have special needs.
Admission: Please support the education programs at the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area with a donation to the Yolo Basin Foundation of $10 per adult. Children under 16 are free. |
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| Location: | Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters 45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road) Davis, CA 95618 |
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| Time: | 6:45 pm | |||||
| Directions: | Directions from the Bay Area and Davis From Interstate 80 East take the Mace Boulevard exit in Davis. Turn left at off-ramp light onto Chiles Road. Go straight through the next light at the Mace Boulevard and Chiles Road intersection. Continue east on Chiles Road. Once on Chiles Road east of the Mace intersection, travel approximately 1.5 miles east to the Yolo Basin Foundation and Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters office at 45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road). Directions from Sacramento From Interstate 80 West take the Mace Boulevard Exit in Davis. Turn left at off-ramp light. Turn left at the next light at the Mace Boulevard and Chiles Road intersection. Once on Chiles Road east of the Mace intersection, Travel approximately 1.5 miles east to the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters office at 45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road). |
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Bat Talk and Walk The YBWA Bat Walk and Talk series will begin at the end of May and run to the beginning of September. Attendance will be by online reservation only. To sign up, please go to the Yolo Basin Foundation website and click on the link opposite the desired date. You may reserve up to six spots per family. If you wish to bring a larger group (e.g. scouts), please contact Corky at 530-902-1918 to arrange a separate tour. Bat Walk and Talk Schedule 2010
Description: The program begins with a 45 minute indoor presentation on bat natural history and includes an opportunity to view live bats. Then the group will carpool to the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area to watch one of the largest colonies of Mexican free-tailed bats in California as it emerges to hunt insects at sunset. Those in wheel chairs or unable to walk may view the bats by car. Please let us know if you have special needs.
Admission: Please support the education programs at the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area with a donation to the Yolo Basin Foundation of $10 per adult. Children under 16 are free. |
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BAT WALK AND TALK WITH THE YOLO BASIN FOUNDATION | |||||
| Location: | Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters 45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road) Davis, CA 95618 |
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| Time: | 6:45 pm | |||||
| Directions: | Directions from the Bay Area and Davis From Interstate 80 East take the Mace Boulevard exit in Davis. Turn left at off-ramp light onto Chiles Road. Go straight through the next light at the Mace Boulevard and Chiles Road intersection. Continue east on Chiles Road. Once on Chiles Road east of the Mace intersection, travel approximately 1.5 miles east to the Yolo Basin Foundation and Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters office at 45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road). Directions from Sacramento From Interstate 80 West take the Mace Boulevard Exit in Davis. Turn left at off-ramp light. Turn left at the next light at the Mace Boulevard and Chiles Road intersection. Once on Chiles Road east of the Mace intersection, Travel approximately 1.5 miles east to the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters office at 45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road). |
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| Bat Talk and Walk The YBWA Bat Walk and Talk series will begin at the end of May and run to the beginning of September. Attendance will be by online reservation only. To sign up, please go to the Yolo Basin Foundation website and click on the link opposite the desired date. You may reserve up to six spots per family. If you wish to bring a larger group (e.g. scouts), please contact Corky at 530-902-1918 to arrange a separate tour. Bat Walk and Talk Schedule 2010
Description: The program begins with a 45 minute indoor presentation on bat natural history and includes an opportunity to view live bats. Then the group will carpool to the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area to watch one of the largest colonies of Mexican free-tailed bats in California as it emerges to hunt insects at sunset. Those in wheel chairs or unable to walk may view the bats by car. Please let us know if you have special needs.
Admission: Please support the education programs at the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area with a donation to the Yolo Basin Foundation of $10 per adult. Children under 16 are free. |
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BAT WALK AND TALK WITH THE YOLO BASIN FOUNDATION | |||||
| Location: | Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters 45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road) Davis, CA 95618 |
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| Time: | 6:45 pm | |||||
| Directions: | Directions from the Bay Area and Davis From Interstate 80 East take the Mace Boulevard exit in Davis. Turn left at off-ramp light onto Chiles Road. Go straight through the next light at the Mace Boulevard and Chiles Road intersection. Continue east on Chiles Road. Once on Chiles Road east of the Mace intersection, travel approximately 1.5 miles east to the Yolo Basin Foundation and Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters office at 45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road). Directions from Sacramento From Interstate 80 West take the Mace Boulevard Exit in Davis. Turn left at off-ramp light. Turn left at the next light at the Mace Boulevard and Chiles Road intersection. Once on Chiles Road east of the Mace intersection, Travel approximately 1.5 miles east to the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters office at 45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road). |
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Bat Talk and Walk The YBWA Bat Walk and Talk series will begin at the end of May and run to the beginning of September. Attendance will be by online reservation only. To sign up, please go to the Yolo Basin Foundation website and click on the link opposite the desired date. You may reserve up to six spots per family. If you wish to bring a larger group (e.g. scouts), please contact Corky at 530-902-1918 to arrange a separate tour. Bat Walk and Talk Schedule 2010
Description: The program begins with a 45 minute indoor presentation on bat natural history and includes an opportunity to view live bats. Then the group will carpool to the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area to watch one of the largest colonies of Mexican free-tailed bats in California as it emerges to hunt insects at sunset. Those in wheel chairs or unable to walk may view the bats by car. Please let us know if you have special needs.
Admission: Please support the education programs at the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area with a donation to the Yolo Basin Foundation of $10 per adult. Children under 16 are free. |
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BAT WALK AND TALK WITH THE YOLO BASIN FOUNDATION | |||||
| Location: | Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters 45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road) Davis, CA 95618 |
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| Time: | 6:30 pm | |||||
| Directions: | Directions from the Bay Area and Davis From Interstate 80 East take the Mace Boulevard exit in Davis. Turn left at off-ramp light onto Chiles Road. Go straight through the next light at the Mace Boulevard and Chiles Road intersection. Continue east on Chiles Road. Once on Chiles Road east of the Mace intersection, travel approximately 1.5 miles east to the Yolo Basin Foundation and Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters office at 45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road). Directions from Sacramento From Interstate 80 West take the Mace Boulevard Exit in Davis. Turn left at off-ramp light. Turn left at the next light at the Mace Boulevard and Chiles Road intersection. Once on Chiles Road east of the Mace intersection, Travel approximately 1.5 miles east to the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters office at 45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road). |
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Bat Talk and Walk The YBWA Bat Walk and Talk series will begin at the end of May and run to the beginning of September. Attendance will be by online reservation only. To sign up, please go to the Yolo Basin Foundation website and click on the link opposite the desired date. You may reserve up to six spots per family. If you wish to bring a larger group (e.g. scouts), please contact Corky at 530-902-1918 to arrange a separate tour. Bat Walk and Talk Schedule 2010
Description: The program begins with a 45 minute indoor presentation on bat natural history and includes an opportunity to view live bats. Then the group will carpool to the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area to watch one of the largest colonies of Mexican free-tailed bats in California as it emerges to hunt insects at sunset. Those in wheel chairs or unable to walk may view the bats by car. Please let us know if you have special needs.
Admission: Please support the education programs at the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area with a donation to the Yolo Basin Foundation of $10 per adult. Children under 16 are free. |
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BAT WALK AND TALK WITH THE YOLO BASIN FOUNDATION | |||||
| Location: | Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters 45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road) Davis, CA 95618 |
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| Time: | 6:15 pm | |||||
| Directions: | Directions from the Bay Area and Davis From Interstate 80 East take the Mace Boulevard exit in Davis. Turn left at off-ramp light onto Chiles Road. Go straight through the next light at the Mace Boulevard and Chiles Road intersection. Continue east on Chiles Road. Once on Chiles Road east of the Mace intersection, travel approximately 1.5 miles east to the Yolo Basin Foundation and Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters office at 45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road). Directions from Sacramento From Interstate 80 West take the Mace Boulevard Exit in Davis. Turn left at off-ramp light. Turn left at the next light at the Mace Boulevard and Chiles Road intersection. Once on Chiles Road east of the Mace intersection, Travel approximately 1.5 miles east to the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters office at 45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road). |
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| Bat Talk and Walk The YBWA Bat Walk and Talk series will begin at the end of May and run to the beginning of September. Attendance will be by online reservation only. To sign up, please go to the Yolo Basin Foundation website and click on the link opposite the desired date. You may reserve up to six spots per family. If you wish to bring a larger group (e.g. scouts), please contact Corky at 530-902-1918 to arrange a separate tour. Bat Walk and Talk Schedule 2010
Description: The program begins with a 45 minute indoor presentation on bat natural history and includes an opportunity to view live bats. Then the group will carpool to the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area to watch one of the largest colonies of Mexican free-tailed bats in California as it emerges to hunt insects at sunset. Those in wheel chairs or unable to walk may view the bats by car. Please let us know if you have special needs.
Admission: Please support the education programs at the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area with a donation to the Yolo Basin Foundation of $10 per adult. Children under 16 are free. |
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| Location: | Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters 45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road) Davis, CA 95618 |
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| Time: | 6:00 pm | |||||
| Directions: | Directions from the Bay Area and Davis From Interstate 80 East take the Mace Boulevard exit in Davis. Turn left at off-ramp light onto Chiles Road. Go straight through the next light at the Mace Boulevard and Chiles Road intersection. Continue east on Chiles Road. Once on Chiles Road east of the Mace intersection, travel approximately 1.5 miles east to the Yolo Basin Foundation and Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters office at 45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road). Directions from Sacramento From Interstate 80 West take the Mace Boulevard Exit in Davis. Turn left at off-ramp light. Turn left at the next light at the Mace Boulevard and Chiles Road intersection. Once on Chiles Road east of the Mace intersection, Travel approximately 1.5 miles east to the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters office at 45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road). |
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Bat Talk and Walk The YBWA Bat Walk and Talk series will begin at the end of May and run to the beginning of September. Attendance will be by online reservation only. To sign up, please go to the Yolo Basin Foundation website and click on the link opposite the desired date. You may reserve up to six spots per family. If you wish to bring a larger group (e.g. scouts), please contact Corky at 530-902-1918 to arrange a separate tour. Bat Walk and Talk Schedule 2010
Description: The program begins with a 45 minute indoor presentation on bat natural history and includes an opportunity to view live bats. Then the group will carpool to the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area to watch one of the largest colonies of Mexican free-tailed bats in California as it emerges to hunt insects at sunset. Those in wheel chairs or unable to walk may view the bats by car. Please let us know if you have special needs.
Admission: Please support the education programs at the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area with a donation to the Yolo Basin Foundation of $10 per adult. Children under 16 are free. |
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YOLO BASIN FOUNDATION GAGGLE OF GATHERINGS | |||||
| Location: | Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters 45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road) Davis, CA 95618 |
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| Time: | 6:00 pm | |||||
| Directions: | Directions from the Bay Area and Davis From Interstate 80 East take the Mace Boulevard exit in Davis. Turn left at off-ramp light onto Chiles Road. Go straight through the next light at the Mace Boulevard and Chiles Road intersection. Continue east on Chiles Road. Once on Chiles Road east of the Mace intersection, travel approximately 1.5 miles east to the Yolo Basin Foundation and Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters office at 45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road). Directions from Sacramento From Interstate 80 West take the Mace Boulevard Exit in Davis. Turn left at off-ramp light. Turn left at the next light at the Mace Boulevard and Chiles Road intersection. Once on Chiles Road east of the Mace intersection, Travel approximately 1.5 miles east to the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters office at 45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road). |
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Gaggle of Gatherings Be part of an intimate bat experience with Yolo BasinFoundation's own bat expert, Corky Quirk. You'll learn about their natural history and biology and even get an up-close look at live bats. As the sun sets, your private party will enjoy fine wines and hors d'oeuvres in the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area asyou await the spectacular fly-out of hundreds of thousands of Mexican free-tailed bats.http://yolobasin.org/gag.cfm |
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BAT WALK AND TALK WITH THE YOLO BASIN FOUNDATION | |||||
| Location: | Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters 45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road) Davis, CA 95618 |
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| Time: | 6:00 pm | |||||
| Directions: | Directions from the Bay Area and Davis From Interstate 80 East take the Mace Boulevard exit in Davis. Turn left at off-ramp light onto Chiles Road. Go straight through the next light at the Mace Boulevard and Chiles Road intersection. Continue east on Chiles Road. Once on Chiles Road east of the Mace intersection, travel approximately 1.5 miles east to the Yolo Basin Foundation and Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters office at 45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road). Directions from Sacramento From Interstate 80 West take the Mace Boulevard Exit in Davis. Turn left at off-ramp light. Turn left at the next light at the Mace Boulevard and Chiles Road intersection. Once on Chiles Road east of the Mace intersection, Travel approximately 1.5 miles east to the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters office at 45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road). |
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| Bat Talk and Walk The YBWA Bat Walk and Talk series will begin at the end of May and run to the beginning of September. Attendance will be by online reservation only. To sign up, please go to the Yolo Basin Foundation website and click on the link opposite the desired date. You may reserve up to six spots per family. If you wish to bring a larger group (e.g. scouts), please contact Corky at 530-902-1918 to arrange a separate tour. Bat Walk and Talk Schedule 2010
Description: The program begins with a 45 minute indoor presentation on bat natural history and includes an opportunity to view live bats. Then the group will carpool to the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area to watch one of the largest colonies of Mexican free-tailed bats in California as it emerges to hunt insects at sunset. Those in wheel chairs or unable to walk may view the bats by car. Please let us know if you have special needs.
Admission: Please support the education programs at the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area with a donation to the Yolo Basin Foundation of $10 per adult. Children under 16 are free. |
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BAT WALK AND TALK WITH THE YOLO BASIN FOUNDATION | |||||
| Location: | Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters 45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road) Davis, CA 95618 |
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| Time: | 5:45 pm | |||||
| Directions: | Directions from the Bay Area and Davis From Interstate 80 East take the Mace Boulevard exit in Davis. Turn left at off-ramp light onto Chiles Road. Go straight through the next light at the Mace Boulevard and Chiles Road intersection. Continue east on Chiles Road. Once on Chiles Road east of the Mace intersection, travel approximately 1.5 miles east to the Yolo Basin Foundation and Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters office at 45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road). Directions from Sacramento From Interstate 80 West take the Mace Boulevard Exit in Davis. Turn left at off-ramp light. Turn left at the next light at the Mace Boulevard and Chiles Road intersection. Once on Chiles Road east of the Mace intersection, Travel approximately 1.5 miles east to the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters office at 45211 County Road 32B (Chiles Road). |
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| Bat Talk and Walk The YBWA Bat Walk and Talk series will begin at the end of May and run to the beginning of September. Attendance will be by online reservation only. To sign up, please go to the Yolo Basin Foundation website and click on the link opposite the desired date. You may reserve up to six spots per family. If you wish to bring a larger group (e.g. scouts), please contact Corky at 530-902-1918 to arrange a separate tour. Bat Walk and Talk Schedule 2010
Description: The program begins with a 45 minute indoor presentation on bat natural history and includes an opportunity to view live bats. Then the group will carpool to the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area to watch one of the largest colonies of Mexican free-tailed bats in California as it emerges to hunt insects at sunset. Those in wheel chairs or unable to walk may view the bats by car. Please let us know if you have special needs.
Admission: Please support the education programs at the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area with a donation to the Yolo Basin Foundation of $10 per adult. Children under 16 are free. |
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PLACER NATURE CENTER | |||||
| Location: | 3700 Christian Valley Road Auburn, CA 95602 (530) 878-6053 http://www.placernaturecenter.org/ |
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| Time: | 11:30 am | |||||
| Directions: | Placer Nature Center is located at the very end of Christian Valley Road, behind the California Conservation Corps. campus I-80 East from Sacramento, Rocklin, Roseville, Loomis, Auburn area: - From Sacramento take I-80 east to Dry Creek Road Exit. - Exit at Dry Creek and turn left to cross over the freeway. - At the T-intersection, turn left - there is a blue sign which says Placer Nature Center. - Go one block. - At the 4-way stop sign, turn right on Christian Valley Road. - Follow Christian Valley Road for four miles - it will dead end at the California Conservation Corps. - Go through the gates, Placer Nature Center's Driveway is the first dirt and gravel road on your left. - Park in the visitor parking area and follow the trail at the top of the parking lot to our Exhibit Halls and Gardens. |
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| Learn about our local bats and meet live bats. |
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TOLAY FALL FESTIVAL | |||||
| Location: | Sonoma County Regional Park Tolay Lake Regional Park |
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| Time: | 11:00am - 5:00pm | |||||
| Directions: | Hwy 37 North on Lakeville Hwy. East on Cannon Lane |
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 Last year's festival was a huge success, with over 12,000 attendees.This year is sure to be bigger, with an expanded children's program andnew features including an Native American Village with tule boat makingdemonstrations, and the "Nighttime Creatures" barn with black lightmarine life, bats, and an elaborate life-like diorama of mammals foundin the area. |
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