Exploring the San Lorenzo River: Majestic Giants

This series of FREE walks hosted by the Santa Cruz Museum of Natural History and Coastal Watershed Council aims to connect our community with the San Lorenzo River. The San Lorenzo River watershed sustains not only the people of Santa Cruz, but also all sorts of birds and bugs, fish and fungus, plants and amphibians. Learn about the wildlife that lives in and along the river during the 3rd Annual Exploring the San Lorenzo River Series!

In this walk, explore the redwoods and connect with our giant neighbors. What is the difference between old-growth and secondary-growth? How does the history, geology, and ecology of the San Lorenzo watershed influence us and the redwoods? Led by Spencer Klinefelter, Education Assistant at the Santa Cruz Museum of Natural History, we will discuss these topics as we meander along Fall Creek. The tour will start at Fall Creek Unit Trailhead located at 1101 Felton Empire Rd in Felton. Reserve your spot here: https://bit.ly/2RK1ZMF