SUMMER NATURALIST PROGRAM
 During
the summer, signs of life are everywhere on Catalina - St. Catherine's Lace and
Catalina Ironwoods are bursting with flowers, and the Catalina Cherry's young,
green fruits have finally emerged into the warm, ripening sun. Barn swallows,
after their long migration from South America, return to the island to nest and
raise their young.
In keeping with Catalina's seasonal cycles, another natural tradition returns
to the island every summer. The Conservancy invites you to participate in Summer
Naturalist programs. Join us in Avalon, Little Harbor, and Two Harbors
as we take the time to investigate and celebrate the web of life that is uniquely
Catalina.
Come, discover (or rediscover!) the natural side of summer on Catalina! Join
us on a nature walk, nature hike, or campfire program.
All Summer Naturalist programs are FREE, no reservations are necessary!
SUMMER NATURALIST PROGRAMS
July 5-September 5, 2005
Avalon Nature Walk
Tuesday, Thursday & Sundays, 10:00 a.m.
Learn about Catalina’s unique social history and ecology on this easy stroll through the beautiful Wrigley Memorial and Botanical Garden. Meet at the entrance of the garden. There is a $5 entrance fee to the Wrigley Memorial and Botanical Garden.
Avalon Nature Hike
Saturday, 9:00 a.m.
Enjoy a moderate uphill climb that offers breathtaking views of the ocean, the other Channel Islands, and Catalina’s terrain. Meet at the Hermit Gulch Trail Head.
Avalon Campfire Program
Friday, 8:00 p.m.
Journey through time with stories, legends, and facts about the history of Catalina. Meet at the Hermit Gulch Campground fire ring.
Little Harbor Campfire Program
Friday, 8:00 p.m.
Shining stars and ocean surf combine to create the perfect setting – gather around the fire to learn about spectacular Little Harbor. Meet at the main fine ring.
Two Harbors Campfire Program
Saturday, 8:00 p.m.
The quaint town of Two Harbors provides the perfect atmosphere for this time around the campfire. Come hear stories about the unique history of Two Harbors and enjoy the change of pace and beautiful scenery of the West End.
All Summer Naturalist Programs are FREE and open to the public. No reservations are necessary. For more information please call (310) 510-2595 x.134 or check out the Event Calendar at: Conservancy Calendar
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