Join us on the third Saturday of most months for a walk and talk on a variety of nature related subjects lead by local experts.
Walks are free and open to all, but may have an attendee limit, so make sure to check each event for specific details. Children must be accompanied by an adult. This program is possible thanks to a partnership with Borderlands Restoration Network, Friends of Sonoita Creek, and the Arizona Native Plant Society, Santa Cruz Chapter.
Check out all of BRN's upcoming events.
Check out all of BRN's upcoming events.
August 17/ Botany Walk 7AM Location: 1 School Street, Patagonia AZ
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Join us for a botany walk focusing on native plants. The walk will be led by BRN seed curator and botanist Allegra Mount.
Participants should meet at 7 am at the 1 School Street parking lot in Patagonia to arrange carpooling and return by 11 am. We will be exploring The Nature Conservancy's Canelo Cienega Preserve, pending cooperative weather. If monsoon thunderstorms are expected, we will have to cancel. It is about a 40 minute drive to the preserve from Patagonia. Participants should be prepared for walking on a mowed, grassy trail that is relatively flat. Be prepared for extreme heat and full sun. Bring water, sun protection and wear appropriate shoes. Limited to 12 participants. Reserve your spot by emailing info@borderlandsrestoration.org. |
September 21/Butterfly Walk time TBD Location: TBA
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Join us for a nature walk with Matt Brown to discover and learn about butterflies.
Check back for full details in the coming weeks! |
October 19/Astronomy Walk 7:00PM Location: Wildlife Corridor, Patagonia, AZ
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Join us for a dark sky talk at the Wildlife Corridor with Harold Meckler. Harold will be your star guide to view such objects as the Summer Triangle, Andromeda Galaxy, Perseus open star clusters, Hercules globular cluster, Cassiopeia, Milky Way, Albireo Double Star, and more!
Participants should bring binoculars, chair if desired, flashlight, and water. (No restrooms available.) Attendees should gather just off Route 82 across from Rail X and inside the Wildlife Haven sign at 7PM with viewing beginning at 7:30PM. From there it is one mile drive on the right fork on Tanglehead to the left at Three Awn. Parking will be a bit further up and then a short uphill walk to a flat cul de sac. RSVP by October 17th to info@borderlandsrestoration.org About the speaker: Harold Meckler is a retired social worker and astronomy enthusiast. He and his wife have called Patagonia home for 6 years. Harold's Uncle introduced him to the stars when he took him to the old Hayden Planetarium in NYC and it has become a lifelong interest and passion. |
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