Walks with WildCare

McInnis Park in San Rafael on July 20, 2013

Join us to Walk with WildCare

Saturday July 20, 2013
10 AM – noon
McInnis Park, San Rafael

Meet Saturday morning, July 20 at McInnis Park in San Rafael to learn about the wildlife of the Las Gallinas Ponds.

Walks will be led by a Marin County Park Ranger and Naturalists from WildCare.

Enjoy the walk and get a sneak peek at the property that will become the new home for WildCare!

Then stay for a post-walk lunch and learn about WildCare’s new facility!

$15 per adults for members, non-members $20 and kids are free

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Great Blue Heron at Las Gallinas ponds, photo by Trish Carney

River Otters at Las Gallinas. Photo by Trish Carney

Photos of Las Gallinas wildlife by Trish Carney trishcarney.com

WildCare had a terrific turnout for our April 20th Walk with WildCare! We had people of all ages join us - Some who were new to WildCare and some that have been members of WildCare for many years.

With Doug McConnell in the lead and Juan-Carlos Solis helping spot and identify wild life, we were able to see a wide variety of animals from a river otter to a bald eagle! A great time was had by all!

A special thanks to Doug McConnell for leading us and sharing his wonderful insight, knowledge and stories!
Thank you also to Woodlands Market for sponsoring our delicious lunches!

Mark your calendars for our next Walk with WildCare coming up on July 20th at McInnis Park in San Rafael – details to come!


Special guest Doug McConnell of Bay Area Backroads led Walk participants around the Lake.		Stopping for bird-watching meant a chance to rest, and to see a Bald Eagle!

WildCare's Director of Education, Juan-Carlos Solis helped Walkers of all ages use a spotting scope to view nature close-up.		That's a taxidermy cormorant! WildCare Naturalists staffed stations around the Lake with taxidermy specimens and other hands-on teaching tools.





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