Introduction from WPH-WCC Founder Lydia Schlinder MD
Aqus Cafe 189 H Street, Petaluma, CA, United StatesThe Wonders of Wildlife Observation and Phenology Presentation by Vanessa Dodge, Naturalist, Geologist, and Soil Ecologist
The Wonders of Wildlife Observation and Phenology Presentation by Vanessa Dodge, Naturalist, Geologist, and Soil Ecologist
Presentation by: Meghan Walla-Murphy Educator and Author Lydia Schindler Family Physician and Naturalist
Presentation by: Jane Nielson, PhD, Geology Co-founder of Sebastopol Water Information Group (SWIG) Co-author of “The American West at Risk”
Suzanne Clarke is a Sonoma County Master Gardener who creates wildlife habitat gardens. She moved to Petaluma In 2012. Previously she was a Master Gardener in Talbot County, Maryland, specializing In creating wildlife habitat, Integrated Pest, and Storm-water management solutions. Click here to view the flyer.
Join us for a gathering of Victoria neighbors to learn about exciting efforts to acquire and conserve open space in the West Petaluma Hills! We are applying for a Sonoma County Ag + Open Space matching grant to protect this land and ensure a natural habitat for birds, wildlife, and […]
Join us for a naturalist-led walk in the West Petaluma Hills! Bill Nay – Naturalist, Outdoor Ethics Advocate Vanessa Dodge – Naturalist, Geologist, Soil Ecologist Suzanne Clarke – Master Gardener, wildlife habitat landscapes Lydia Schindler – Certified CA Naturalist, animal track & sign Natasha Dvorak – Wildlife Biologist SPACE IS LIMITED TO […]
Benjamin Benson is a professor at Santa Rosa Junior College in the Department of Behavioral Sciences, Anthropology, and emeritus director of the Jesse Peter Museum. He is a lecturer at Sonoma State University and expert of Native American Studies. He is also the cultural resources coordinator for the Dwight Center […]