Events & Outings
Accessible Nature Experiences
Sharing Stories Together in Nature – Landscape-scale Conservation
Free Event
Lone Tree at Santa Rosa Southeast Greenway
Wednesday, October 28, 4pm-5pm
Level: Gentle
Sharing Stories Together in Nature – Landscape-scale Conservation
Sonoma Land Trust has a rich history of land conservation spanning 50 years. Each week we’ll read from a chapter of SLT’s history, focusing on various themes. This week will focus on landscape-scale conservation in the 2000s. We’ll use this as a basis for reflecting on our own stories, with time to gather our thoughts and then share with the group.
We’ll meet at the Lone Tree on the Santa Rosa Southeast Greenway (south end of Albert Drive). Bring a camp chair or blanket and a sun hat.
Coordinates: 38°26’22.5″N 122°40’35.5″W
The Santa Rosa Southeast Greenway was protected in 2024 by Ag + Open Space for recreation and preservation of its natural resources. There is no charge for this event, which is made possible by the voters of Sonoma County who fund the work of Ag + Open Space with a quarter-cent sales tax.
Faqs
Bring a filled water bottle, layers of clothing, sunscreen, a sun hat, and any activity-specific supplies.
Service animals are allowed. Pets are not allowed on Sonoma Land Trust properties, but are generally welcome in city parks and regional parks.
Yes, you can register for more than one person. If you want to add an additional person after you’ve already registered, please email outings@sonomalandtrust.org.
Yes! We encourage children’s participation, as long as they are willing and able to participate in the activity for the duration.
Please email outings@sonomalandtrust.org to cancel your registration.
Please email outings@sonomalandtrust.org for any questions.
There is no charge for this event, which is made possible by the voters of Sonoma County who fund the work of Ag + Open Space with a quarter-cent sales tax.
Our Programming
Sonoma Land Trust’s Events & Outings connect people with our protected lands through hands-on learning, recreation, and exploration. Our goal is to share Sonoma County’s beauty, inspire future conservationists, and make nature accessible to all.
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Faqs
Bring a filled water bottle, layers of clothing, sunscreen, a sun hat, and any activity-specific supplies.
Service animals are allowed. Pets are not allowed on Sonoma Land Trust properties, but are generally welcome in city parks and regional parks.
Yes, you can register for more than one person. If you want to add an additional person after you’ve already registered, please email outings@sonomalandtrust.org.
Yes! We encourage children’s participation, as long as they are willing and able to participate in the activity for the duration.
Please email outings@sonomalandtrust.org to cancel your registration.
Please email outings@sonomalandtrust.org for any questions.
There is no charge for this event, which is made possible by the voters of Sonoma County who fund the work of Ag + Open Space with a quarter-cent sales tax.
Our Programming
Sonoma Land Trust’s Events & Outings connect people with our protected lands through hands-on learning, recreation, and exploration. Our goal is to share Sonoma County’s beauty, inspire future conservationists, and make nature accessible to all.