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California Wildlife Day Celebration! FALL 2017/WINTER 2018 mprpd.org Monterey Peninsula Regional Park District LET’S GO OUTDOORS! Your adventure activities guide for all ages Preserving and Protecting Parks and Open Space THE MPRPD MISSION: To acquire and maintain open space in the District for preservation and use, working with partners and the community, for public benefit, enjoyment and environmental protection. “The Monterey Peninsula Regional Park District moves forward in preserving land and providing public access.” Welcome AMessagefromtheGeneralManager Dear Friends! The Monterey Peninsula Regional Park District (MPRPD) is grateful to be able to preserve, restore, research, maintain and provide public access to over 13,000 acres of some of the most breathtaking landscapes on the Central Coast. Thank you for your trust in our team! Acquisition of Rancho Canada Golf Course I am pleased to announce that in early 2018, MPRPD will acquire a substantial portion of the former Rancho Cañada Golf Course and its facilities. This conveyance shall monument the exemplary partnership between the properties’ owners and neighbors, the Santa Lucia Conservancy, The Trust for Public Land, Trout Unlimited, the State of California, numerous donors, other partners and MPRPD. Partnerships like this are important to preserving and protecting critical open space, riparian and wildlife corridors, preserving our iconic landscapes, and providing world-class environmental education programming and recreation opportunities for current and future generations. Re-use Planning for Former Rancho Cañada Golf Course MPRPD needs your help and we are seeking your invaluable participation and input in the planning process. MPRPD is presently developing a general development plan for Palo Corona Regional Park which now includes the former Rancho Cañada Golf Course. This plan will help guide the very important decisions that need to be made for this landscape. In addition to offering a new hiking experience, a permit-free entryway into Palo Corona Regional Park, and expanded opportunities for Let’s Go Outdoors! activities, MPRPD wants to know what other quality of life opportunities you believe the site may provide. To date, several public meetings to gather public input have been held and several more are forthcoming. We Want to Hear from You Your opinions matter, thus we respectfully seek your participation and input. We have established a website for your convenience. Please go to www.mprpd.org and you’ll find the planning and update link posted on the homepage. You may also go directly to the Palo Corona Regional Park General Development Plan website at www.palocorona.org. We sincerely look forward to hearing from you! Let’s Go Outdoors! Rafael Payan, PhD General Manager Cover Photo: Carmel River, Douglas Steakley Photography 2 MPRPD Activities Fall 2017/Winter 2018 Register now at mprpd.org What’s Inside Registration & Information EARTHDAY 4 GET TO KNOW YOUR MPRPD PARKS CELEBRATION 6 FAMILY DISCOVERIES 7 YOUTH ADVENTURES SAVETHEDATE 8 TEEN TO ADULT EXPLORATIONS Saturday,April14,2018 9 COMMUNITY ALIVE! 10 GET OUT, GET HEALTHY 11 COMMUNITY HAPPENINGS 14 MPRPD PARK MAP 15 ADVENTURE PLANNER BACK OUT OF THIS WORLD! STARGAZING RestorationProjects, COVER Arts&Crafts,MusicandMore Locke-PaddonPark,Marina How to Register REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ALL PROGRAMS! Online|Go to our website at mprpd.org. Cancellations| If you must cancel an activity, please let MPRPD know via email, telephone, Walk-in| Visit our Administrative Office at or in person at least three days prior to the class. 60 Garden Court, Suite 325, Monterey, CA 93940. Youcannotcancelregistrationonline. MPRPD Registration is accepted Tuesday-Friday may cancel activity due to low registration, from 11 am to 1 pm. weather conditions or unforeseen circumstances. Phone| Call 831-372-3196, extension 109. Reminders|Email reminders will be sent approximately3-5days prior to the start of class. Email|[email protected] Policies| Our policies are available online Registration| Opens 30 days prior to the activity when you register. and closes at 5:30 pm the day before the activity. Important:Youmustregisterbeforethe activitybegins. YOURPARKSNEEDYOU! BecomeaVolunteerNaturalist Share your passion for nature with others and become part of our volunteer team. Our interpretive training and enrichment opportunities enhance your knowledge and skills. There are many ways to help! Fill out an online application at mprpd.org or contact our Volunteer Coordinator at 831-659-6065 or [email protected] Registration required for all programs! MPRPD Activities Fall 2017/Winter 2018 3 Get to Know Your MPRPD Parks Children must be accompanied by a registered adult. Distances and elevations are approximate. FabulousFerns BringintheNewYear: DiscoverMarinaDunesPreserve andRedwoods KahnRanchHike Walk the sandy dunes at sunset! Gain an appreciation for all the little Bring in 2018 feeling good after Watch the sky fill with colors as things in life on this leisurely paced finishing this strenuous but leisurely we learn about this dynamic ever- hike. Experience the tranquility paced hike! Tucked in on the changing landscape. From fore of Garzas Creek as you hike into a southeastern end of Garland Ranch dunes to hind dunes the sands host beautiful redwood forest. Take in the Regional Park, Kahn Ranch boasts abundant plant and animal life. views along the way, including the breathtaking vistas, beautiful scenery Discover how this relatively harsh Piñyon Peak lookout tower. This hike and stimulating sounds. This hike environment creates a unique thriving is available only when the seasonal takes you to Fern Falls, then up the community. Instructor: Julie Callahan, footbridges are in. Instructors: Mary Manzanita Trail and down Hitchcock MPRPD Volunteer Naturalist. Dainton and Cath Farrant, MPRPD Loop. Instructors: Mary Dainton Ages 10-Adult Volunteer Naturalists. and Cath Farrant, MPRPD Volunteer Saturday | 4:30 pm-6:30 pm Ages 13-Adult Naturalists. Oct. 21; Mar. 3 Sunday, Nov. 5 | 10 am-1 pm Ages 13-Adult Marina Dunes Preserve, Marina Elevation change: Approx. 150 ft. East Garzas Trailhead, Sunday, Dec. 31 | 10 am-2 pm Distance: Approx. 2 miles Carmel Valley Kahn Ranch, Carmel Valley Hike occurs mostly in sand. Elevation change: Approx. 650 ft. Elevation change: Approx. 1,100 ft. Distance: Approx. 4 miles Distance: Approx. 4.5 miles Get to Know Your MPRPD Parks MPRPD Your Know to Get NatureNightHikes DiscoverKahnRanch Meet at dusk and venture into the park for a 2-3 hour night hike. Switch off Enjoy a strenuous but leisurely BringinSpringHike the flashlight, let your eyes adjust, and paced hike with breathtaking views. Invigorate yourself while experiencing use heightened senses while exploring Tucked in on the southeastern end of the beauty of spring wildflowers. your nocturnal side. Instructor: Rick Garland Ranch Regional Park, Kahn Climb sunny Sage Trail to the Sky Berg, MPRPD Volunteer Naturalist. Ranch boasts beautiful vistas, diverse Trail, take in the bird’s-eye-views of wildflowers, and a bubbling waterfall. Mesa Pond then hike down the Maple Ages 12-Adult Take-in the beautiful scenery as Canyon Trail. Experience the sights Saturday | Sunset you hike to Fern Falls, then up the and smells of giant ferns, bay laurels, Nov. 18; Jan. 20; Mar. 17 Manzanita Trail and down Hitchcock and wood mint that thrive beneath Palo Corona Regional Park, Carmel Loop. Instructors: Mary Dainton big-leaf maple trees. Instructors: Mary Elevation change: 300-800 ft. Dainton and Cath Farrant, MPRPD Distance: 3-3.5 miles and Cath Farrant, MPRPD Volunteer Registration required. No walk-ins. Naturalists. Volunteer Naturalists. Ages 13-Adult Ages 13-Adult Sunday, Feb. 18 | 10 am-2 pm Sunday, Mar. 18 | 10 am-1 pm OwlWalkatDusk Kahn Ranch, Carmel Valley Garland Park Visitor Center, Just before twilight, begin your Elevation change: Approx. 1,100 ft. Carmel Valley search to discover the secretive and Distance: Approx. 4.5 miles Elevation change: Approx. 800 ft. Distance: Approx. 3.5 miles mysterious owls at Garland Ranch Regional Park. Scout their natural habitats listening for hisses and screeches, and watch for these silent hunters. Learn to identify calls and characteristics of some of the local species. Instructor: Rick Berg, MPRPD Volunteer Naturalist. Ages 12-Adult Saturday | Sunset Dec. 16; Apr. 21 Garland Park Visitor Center Elevation change: 100-600 ft. Distance: Approx. 3 miles Registration required. No walk-ins. 4 MPRPD Activities Fall 2017/Winter 2018 Register now at mprpd.org Get to Know Your MPRPD Parks MPRPD Your Know to Get LagunaGrandeBirdingWalk This birding refuge offers something new with each visit! View waterfowl, raptors, and the seasonal migrants CaliforniaWildlifeDay with amateur birders. From lake-side to wetlands to riparian surroundings, Laguna Grande Park has rich habitats Celebration! and a wide array of birds to see. This program is good for the first-time to Saturday, March 24, 2018 experienced birder. Instructor: 10 am-2 pm Rick Berg, MPRPD Volunteer Naturalist. Garland Ranch Regional Park Ages 12-Adult Saturday | 9 am-11 am Nov. 18; Jan. 20; Mar. 17 Recognize the first annual California Wildlife Day Laguna Grande Park, Seaside Elevation change: Approx. 50 ft. FUN FOR ALL AGES Distance: .5- 3.5 miles • Interactive booths • Special presentations • Nature and Discovery Walks • Arts and Crafts IntroductiontoBirding The ancient sand dunes, vernal ponds, coastal prairie, and wetlands of Locke- Paddon Wetland Community Park create a habitat gem for birds and other animals.
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