SF BAY ACS 2016 Symposium: 'Our Changing Oceans'Climate change is a global issue affecting our oceans. The effects of global warming on marine mammals and other species are of growing concern. Discussing the effects of climate change on the world's oceans is critical to understanding what is changing, how is it changing, and how these changes will influence ...
Where: TiburonCost: $35-$50
Hayward Fault Walking TourOver the last million years, the natural beauty of Fremont has been shaped by the Hayward Fault. Instructors will be leading these 'ground breaking' tours and exposing the science and beauty of the Hayward Fault. This fault is one of several active faults in the world actually creeping at 5 ...
Where: FremontCost: $15
Hike the Mallard Slough TrailLook for birds, mammals, and animal tracks as we explore along the water's edge on this 3.7-mile nature walk. Bring binoculars and your favorite field guide to help enjoy the views. Have at least one liter of water, snacks, and appropriate clothing. This hike runs rain or shine. Led by ...
Where: AlvisoCost: Free
Is a Zero Waste Lifestyle Possible?Hear from industry experts, city government, and zero-waste lifestyle advocates in a deep dive into this important environmental issue. We will discuss why diverting material from landfill is such a critical issue and will explore some of the challenges that service providers, policy makers, and consumers face today. Speakers:Beth Terry, Founder ...
Where: San FranciscoCost: $35 General, $12.50 Students
It's springtime and the wildflowers in the Golden Gate National Parks have put on their best outfits to welcome us! Come join us to see an array of flowers as they parade through our national park sites and enthuse us by their colors, scent and beauty.The Park Stewardship team will ...
Our docents will share the exciting adventures that birds take on their migration through fun table activities and interesting visuals.While the Allen's Hummingbird is a familiar backyard bird here in the east bay, it has an interesting migration story - though most of these birds traditionally winter in Southern California ...
Where: BerkeleyCost: Free with admission
Moonwatch '16: Family Night Hike & Campfire - SOLD OUTJoin NatureBridge for an evening of moon gazing! Learn about the ancient "oceans" and craters that dot the surface. Bring along your favorite pair of binoculars or borrow a pair to get a closer look at Earth's nearest celestial body. This program features a hike and campfire led by our environmental ...
Where: SausalitoCost: $12/person
The Moon : Earth's Lost RockHow would Earth be different without the Moon? How is our Earth like our Moon? Explore the Moon in telescopes.Excitement for the whole family! Participate in hands-on astronomy activities followed by supervised observing through the many different telescopes of MDAS members. See stars, nebulae, galaxies, clusters, the moon and planets ...
Where: Walnut CreekCost:
Jazz Under the StarsSee the stars and more through our telescopes, while listening to KCSM Jazz 91 FM. Dress warmly. Free parking in Marie Curie Lot 5.This event is weather dependent, so check the website before going.
Where: San MateoCost: Free
Searching for life in Ocean Worlds of the Outer Solar SystemNASA's new program, "Ocean Worlds," focuses on the many oceans in the moons of the outer Solar System. Enceladus, Europa, and Titan are of particular interest. Where do we look, and how do we search for evidence of life?Speaker: Chris McKay, NASA Ames
