Passport to Science: Outdoor Science: The Amazing Things Plants Can Do

Passport to Science Day highlights the incredible science resources in the Bay Area by offering a series of tours, hikes and active explorations. Over 15 tours are offered on Sunday, October, 28th, designed uncover those hidden gems.  Come out for a unique, fun and educational glimpse into the scientific wonders in the Bay Area!

FOR EVENTS THAT REQUIRE REGISTRATION/RESERVATION: Space limited, so please only sign up for one event on the Passport to Science Day

Plants that move when touched; eat animals; hold their breath during the day; feel their way around other objects; drink a hundred gallons of water in a single rainstorm. Come see plants from around the world and learn some of their amazing adaptations that help them survive their extreme environments. Organized by UC Berkeley

Limited to 15 attendees

Registration/Sign-up: RSVP required: by calling (510) 643-2755 or online by clicking here Additional Information: Indoor and outdoor tour, rain or shine. Check-in at the Garden entrance kiosk. Youth must be accompanied by an adult. The UC Botanical Garden is located on Centennial Drive between the UC Berkeley football stadium and the Lawrence Hall of Science.