What's a Watershed?Join a park docent for a Moderate 5-mile loop hike to see how water from winter storms finds its way to the valley below. Meet at the Calero Reservoir boat launch on McKean Rd, $6 parking fee. Dress in layers, carry water, and wear a hat and sturdy shoes. Note: ...
The weather is a daily reminder of the changes in our environment, and can inspire the search for a deeper understanding of our physical world. From the local weekly weather forecast, to knowledge of regional and seasonal conditions, to predicting the global climate response of our atmosphere in the coming ...
Where: BerkeleyCost: Free
Meet the Animals at the Randall MuseumOn Saturdays a special selection of the Randall Museum's animal ambassadors venture from their cages, pens, and perches to greet museum visitors up-close! Kids and their families can meet rodents and amphibians, check out a Great Horned Owl, and maybe even touch a tortoise! The Randall Museum is home ...
MSI loves sharks! Our special Shark Day invites one and all to learn about these amazing creatures, from the Great Whites that swim just off our ocean shores, to the gentle Leopard Sharks that are common in our Bay. We will be feeding and touching our local Leopard Sharks in ...
Where: Redwood CityCost: $20 General, $10 Members
When Will We Find ET and What Happens If We Do?It's that time of year, again, for our club to honor our accomplished members with an event, including: catered dinner, door prizes, a ceremony for the 2013 Helen Pillans Awardee, and our wonderful keynote science speaker Seth Shostak.
Where: OaklandCost: $35
Jazz under the StarsThis event is weather dependent. If skies are cloudy or overcast, the event is cancelled. Latest weather updates.Visit our roof top observatory and see the moon and Jupiter thru our telescopes, while listening to KCSM Jazz 91 FM. Dress warmly and come by anytime between 7 & 10 p.m. Free ...
Where: San MateoCost: Free
March 16 Public Astronomy Program On Mt DiabloThis month's program is – "Watch for Comet" discuss comets. Look for comet Pan-STARRS.See stars, nebula, galaxies, clusters, the moon and planets through member telescopes. Bring kids, binoculars, warm clothes (temperature can drop), snacks, water. No need for a flashlight but if you must bring one cover it in red ...
Where: Walnut CreekCost: $10/ car park admission
Skies of Spring Over PepperwoodThe crescent Moon and the majestic planet Jupiter will provide dazzling sights for this stargazing event while the bright, glittering stars of the Orion constellation highlight the heavens. Bing Quock of the California Academy of Sciences and Ron Dammann of the Fremont Peak Observatory Association will be your guides as ...
