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Rotary Nature Center closed until further notice
NEWS:
- (Free) Lakeside Chat: Jan. 7 Marine Biologist James Carlton --
- “The Lake’s Most Famous Animal: The Enigmatic Story (and the 100th Anniversary!) of the Lake Merritt Tubeworm” Register here: https://lakeside-chat-14-the-lakes-most-famous-animal.eventbrite.com
You will receive zoom link in confirmation email.
January 15, 9-11:30 a.m. Waivers will be supplied but kids <18 must have parent signature.
Wear a mask and clothes that can get dirty. City Covid rules apply.
Rotary Nature Center Friends will hold Monthly Adopt-a-Spot workdays on the 3rd Saturday of the month (exception being July when it will be on the 4th Saturday). We have been cleaning up and doing landscape tasks and planting informally during the Covid closure.
Try something new:
Download iNaturalist app and start capturing and cataloguing nature at Lake Merritt iNaturalist Listings for Lake Merritt: Lake Merritt Projects including BioBlitz Lake Merritt Observations nature captured by local iNaturalists Lake Merritt Species iNaturalist catalogue of LM |
Prepping the RNC exhibits
Ceremony re-opening the RNC, Feb. 16, 2019
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Pop-Up Nature Exhibit Saturday,
September 14, 2019
Katie Noonan & Students display the smallest of lake/marine creatures
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Terry Smith displays pollinator process and plants used by caterpillars/butterflies
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Adrian Cotter with his drawings/puzzle matching bird bodies & legs
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Alicia Goode offers a hands-on examination of owl droppings
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NEW: Golden Gate Audubon offers programs at the renovated Rotary Nature Center at Lake Merritt. Please register for classes online. If you don’t have access to a computer, call (510) 843-2222 and your call will be returned as soon as possible.
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Earth Day 2018 Landscaping at Rotary Nature Center
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Rotary Nature Center Ad Hoc group visits
Shoreline Nature Center in Berkeley, March 2018 |
Rotary Nature Center layout
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