Environment Events in Kim

Meet the remarkable resident and migratory birds of Joshua Tree National Park, from the Gambel’s Quail to the elusive Lawrence’s Goldfinch! This weekend field class covers identifying common and rare birds in the park with a focus on each species’ nesting and feeding habits, interactions with plant life, and adaptive strategies. The lecture portion of this class is held via Zoom. The field portion encompasses the entire park, with the Saturday class beginning at Big Morongo Canyon Preserve and ending at Barker Dam, and the Sunday class beginning at Luckie Park in Twentynine Palms and ending at Box Canyon in Joshua Tree National Park. Anyone may attend! No expertise or experience is required. Entry to Joshua Tree National Park is not included in the cost of enrollment. Visit recreation.gov or a visitor center to purchase your pass ahead of time. Participants caravan in their personal vehicles. Carpooling with other participants is recommended. The Zoom component and the two days in the field are covered in one ticket, you do not need to purchase tickets separately for each day.

An Earth Day community gathering with a mindful walk, land care, grounding meditation, sound bath, gratitude circle, and a sunset land-blessing ceremony.

Join doers and dreamers from across the Bay Delta Region to re-imagine a world that works for all life. Whether you're a gardener, organizer, artist, land steward, technologist, or simply curious about building a thriving regenerative future, this is your invitation to join a growing network in the Bay Delta Bioregion, committed to enabling a future that is planet positive and life affirming for all life, human and non-human.