San Diego County, California
Sunday, June 26th come learn the art of wildcrafting at the Volcan Mountain Foundation’s Volcan Mountain Nature Center at the headwaters of Santa Ysabel Creek in Julian. June's wildcrafting event, focused on sage, will be at the Nature Center's beautiful Outdoor Classroom.
Join us at Mom's Pie House in Julian for the opening reception and unveiling of artwork produced by the youth participants in this session of VMF's Kids with Cameras!
Find more out about Kids with Cameras and all of VMF's exciting education programs at:
http://volcanmt.org/kids-cameras-spring-2016
Tuesday, May 10th from 5:30-7:30pm, come to the Julian Library to learn more about mountain lions, and living alongside them in a rural area like Julian, from speakers with the Mountain Lion Foundation (MLF), a nationwide organization based in California, and also from Dr. Winston Vickers of the Southern California Puma Project. The program will also launch MLF’s new Julian Mountain Lion Project recently formed by Julian resident Jane Santorumn.
Saturday, May 28th at 9am enjoy a Volcan Mountain ‘Smarty-Plants’ Walk. This is a rescheduled event that was rained out from Mother's Day weekend and orginally part of the Julian Women's Club Wildflower Show that had a theme of ‘Smarty Plants’: The Intelligence of Plants.
Tuesday, March 8th at 6pm, the Julian Library is inviting the public to an informative, free panel discussion on the Gold-Spotted Oak Borer and efforts to Save Our Oaks. Panelists will include an arborist, a forester from Cal-Fire and experts from teh University of California, Riverside.
*** This hike series has sold out... We're planning another Trails and Ales in Fall. Keep your eyes on this space, and be prepared to act fast! ***
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Sunday, February 28th come learn the art of wildcrafting at the Volcan Mountain Foundation's Volcan Mountain Nature Center at the headwaters of Santa Ysabel Creek in Julian.
Native Red Clay Pottery with Janice Smith and Kathleen Beck is the theme for the February wildcrafting event.
Sunday, January 24th come learn the art of wildcrafting at the Volcan Mountain Foundation’s Volcan Mountain Nature Center at the headwaters of Santa Ysabel Creek in Julian. January’s wildcrafting event is ‘For The Birds!’ led by VMF’s new Conservation Education Coordinator, Janice-Bina Smith. A familiar face to past wildcrafting event participants, VMF is enthusiastic to now have Janice on staff.
This Saturday, December 12th, at 10:30am, please join the Volcan Mountain Foundation and the Friends of the Julian Library as we welcome Michael Connolly Miskwish to speak on the Astronomy of the Kumeyaay Native Americans.