Rainbow Hike: Tidepools
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This space is provided for intergenerational LGBTQIA2S+ people to come together, explore the natural world, and build community.
This space is provided for intergenerational LGBTQIA2S+ people to come together, explore the natural world, and build community.
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Lunchtime walk and picnic at Charles Street Gardens, 433 Charles St., with neighbor gardens, a children's garden, compost system, roses, and a docent for ages 3–13.
Preschool Discovery Science at the Palo Alto Junior Museum & Zoo — for ages 3–6.
Explore hands‑on tabletop activities on earthquakes, plate tectonics, rock formation, and mineral properties, plus interactive touchscreens and an open‑air duck pond display with bird experts at the EcoCenter.
Paddle the Delta’s waters on a kayak tour, spotting herons, egrets and birds while exploring Big Break’s corners; kayaks, safety gear and instruction provided, ages 13 and up.
Leisurely bird walks at Spring Lake Regional Park cater to all experience levels.
Ice plant removal volunteers restore native coastal habitat at Doran Regional Park.
Volunteer for invasive plant removal at Taylor Mountain Regional Park and Preserve, clearing non‑native species to make space for native plants and wildlife.
Kayak: Spooky Paddle! at Spring Lake Regional Park delivers a chilling Halloween afternoon on the water.