Local families enjoyed time together and learned about threats to our rivers.
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Local Families Come Together for a River Campout During Latino Conservation Week
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Families Celebrate Latino Conservation Week on the Central Coast
ForestWatch celebrated it’s fifth year of activities as a part of the national summertime initiative.
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Outdoor Connections and Education with ForestWatch During Earth Month
Educational hikes check several boxes— ecosystem, stewardship, and threats to public land education.
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Fall Campout Brings Families Together
Continuing on the path of recreation leads to conservation, we collaborated for the last campout of the year to discuss threats to public lands.
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Community Re-Connections
ForestWatch slowly starting to once again facilitate events as part of outdoor connections and community stewardship efforts.
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ForestWatch Joins Latino Conservation Week
Webinar in Spanish and Instagram session in English will explore public lands, health, nature connection, and environmental justice.
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ForestWatch Teams Up with Latino Outdoors For a Winter Day at Mt. Pinos
A group of nature enthusiasts gathered for the second annual snowshoe hike.
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Community Members Join ForestWatch for the Ceanothus Bloom
Naturalists lead educational community hike in Rattlesnake Canyon.
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ForestWatch Gets Teens Outside For Rainy Day Fun
Hiking in the rain can have many benefits and provide a new appreciation for getting outdoors.
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ForestWatch Partners with Parent Groups to Get Families Outdoors
With much of the energy going towards getting children outside, how are families going outdoors?
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