Bears in Mind
2022-03-04 18:30 - 20:00 (America/Los_Angeles)
FREE LOCAL PRESENTATION!
YOU MUST REGISTER IN ADVANCE- Space is very limited due to covid restrictions…
Register here: www.glendaleca.gov/BEARS
Our lions are shy, we don’t have tigers, but boy, oh boy- do we have BEARS!
Why do we encounter bears so often in our backyards? Why do we see them in the street or in the swimming pool? Do they really hibernate in the winter? What’s up with that ear tag, anyway?
We’ll also talk about the natural history of bears in California, and what their future could hold.
Join Urban Wildlife Specialist Dana Stangel and Teranga Ranch for this brand new (and really fun) presentation.
Friday
3-4-2022
6:30pm PST
Deukmejian Wilderness Park
3429 Markridge Road La Crescenta, CA 91214

Big thanks to Denis Callet for allowing us to use his captivating images of local wildlife. deniscallet.com

Stone Barn Nature Center Grand Opening
2022-03-19 11:00 - 13:00 | Deukmejian Wilderness Park, 3429 Markridge Rd, La Crescenta, CA, 91214, United States
Join us for the Grand Opening of the Stone Barn Nature Center at Deukmejian Wilderness Park! FREE!
Visitors will be treated to the Climbing Wall, Community Booths, Educational Content, a Gift Shop and tours of the Barn.
Teranga is excited to have an informational table!
For more info contact: nmower@glendaleca.gov or call 818-548-3813
See you then!

Co-Existing with Backyard Wildlife in the Crescenta Valley
2022-04-09 13:00 - 14:00 | Bolton Hall Museum, 10110 Commerce Ave, Tujunga, CA, 91042, United States
Who shares your backyard when you’re not there? What are they doing? How are you attracting wildlife? Is it safe to share your backyard with wildlife? Do you have pets in the yard? Are they safe? How can you deter wildlife humanely if it’s encroaching too closely? And what about your fence???
We’ll answer these questions and talk about issues like why the new wildlife crossing over the 101 is so important, how we can prevent coyote “attacks” at local parks, what wildlife rehabilitation means and more, as we explore the wide world of urban wildlife here in the Los Angeles area.
1pm

Chatsworth Nature Preserve Earth Day Open House
2022-04-23 10:00 - 14:00
Come celebrate Earth Day with us at the Chatsworth Nature Preserve!
Event highlights include: Opening Ceremony with Native American Blessing, Guided Nature Hikes, Community Resource Fair and more!
Teranga will have an informational table there!
Location & Parking: Entry gate on Valley Circle Blvd, west of Plummer St..
Street parking available with imited on-site parking. Map: bit.ly/2naHjvT
BRING: Hats, refillable water bottles, sunscreen and comfortable walking shoes.
NO: bikes, scooters, pets, drones, or cigarettes of any kind

Spotting Foxes on Santa Cruz Island
2022-04-30 07:00 - 17:30
Spend the day with Teranga Ranch and Betina’s Butterfly Garden on an educational adventure as we explore Santa Cruz Island, her foxy inhabitants, and her watery, cetacean-filled surroundings!
Learn the story of an animal that was brought back from the verge of extinction by a dedicated group of humans.
We’ll meet in Ventura. As we cross over the channel to get to the island, and on our way back, we will be on the lookout for whales and dolphins.
On the island we will experience the incredible endemic island foxes, scrub jays, monarchs and more!
The hiking is moderate (about 3 miles..A bit of a hill at one spot..), we can take our time.
Kids over 8 are welcome if they can handle walking and being disconnected for the day.
It’s a picnic lunch, you will need to pack and bring your own food and drinks.
Dress in layers and wear comfortable walking/hiking shoes.
April 30, 2022 7:15am (out of Ventura) – 5pm
$105/per person
Fee includes roundtrip boat ride to and from the island and your personalized guided tour by Urban Wildlife Specialist Dana Stangel with presentations on cetaceans and butterflies by Betina Loudermilk.
Tickets must be purchased by February 28, 2022!
Payments can be made via PayPal (friends and family option, please- you are definitely our friends!): donations@terangaranch.org with the message Santa Cruz Island.
You can also mail a check to Teranga Ranch P.O. Box 4222 Sunland CA 91041
Sorry, no refunds.
www.terangaranch.org

Coexisting with Backyard Wildlife- Especially Coyotes!
2022-05-16 19:00 - 20:30
Who shares your backyard when you are not there? What are they doing? How are you attracting wildlife? Is it safe to share your backyard with wildlife? Do you have pets in the yard? Are they safe? How can you deter wildlife humanely? And, what about your FENCE?

Bears in Strange Places... Tujunga Edition
2022-06-09 19:00 - 20:30
Bears in Strange Places…
Most folks don’t know what to do!
What would you do?
Learn how bears think and how to act if you cross paths with one of these beautiful creatures.

Our speaker is Dana Stangel, a Biology teacher and Urban Wildlife Specialist with Teranga Ranch. She conducts backyard wildlife consultations, hosts public presentations, and organizes educational field trips to learn about and observe native wildlife.
Teranga Ranch is a wildlife education organization educating Californians about local wildlife, teaching us how to coexist. Dana goes to schools, home owners association meetings, and holds community meetings when there is a perceived wildlife issue, like coyotes. Dana will bring humane hazing devices and will discuss humane alternatives to poison, traps and guns.
Teranga Ranch teaches community classes about local wildlife, presents workshops and hosts Field Trips. They also provide opportunities for anyone to get outside and involve themselves with wildlife, nature and Science.
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Bolton Hall Museum is located at
the corner of Commerce & Valmont
Parking is available across the street at the Elks Lodge
Free admission and all are welcome!
Suggested donation: $3 per person
All proceeds benefit Teranga Ranch

Virtual Urban Wildlife Tracking for Kids
2022-06-20 - 2022-06-24
Wildlife in the City with Teranga Ranch!
Looking for something DIFFERENT, FUN, and EDUCATIONAL?
Hands-On Fun at home!
Join Teranga Ranch’s credentialed Biology teacher this summer!
First- We’ll mail or deliver your own personal tracking kit with all the materials you’ll need! Then- we’ll get online together, do the activities & learn the science behind them!

This unique program is all about learning how to coexist with local native wildlife!
We’ll talk about hiking safety, we’ll talk about and learn to track backyard and local wildlife, and we’ll do nature journaling and drawing! There will be discussions and hands-on activities such as: dissecting owl pellets, creating our own native animal tracks from tracks you find near your home or on a hike(w/plaster of paris) , making track plates to learn about the wildlife that’s in our own backyards and more!
Ages: 8-12
$100
June 20-24
9am-11am
Reserve your spot today! Contact us for registration information.
Call 818-305-4377 or Email: info@terangaranch.org

Day In Nature....
2022-06-25 | Eaton Canyon Nature Center, 1750 North Altadena Drive, Pasadena, CA, 91107
Join us for A Day in nature! Together with Eaton Canyon we are doing a presentation about wildlife on the urban interface.
This event is free and it goes on from 9am-3pm. At 10:45 Teranga Ranch will be doing one of our famous Coyote presentations.
There will also be other local environmental organizations in attendance as well as story time, a bird walk and animal ambassadors.
We hope you can make it!

Coyotes! At Betina's Little Farm....
2022-07-08 19:30 - 21:00 | Betina’s Little Farm, 10442 La Tuna Canyon Rd, Sun Valley, CA, 91352, United States
We can’t wait to talk Coyotes at Betina’s LIttle Farm!

Here’s more information about her summer lecture series:

This will be a 6 week series on Fridays at 7:30pm, lecture starts at 8pm and will last about 45 min with time for questions and answers at the end of each lecture. You can come for one lecture or come for all. Each week will focus on a different animal that you may encounter in our local hills or even in your backyard. We have the pleasure of having a guest speaker each week who will share their knowledge of the animal they are presenting on that night. This is going to be a great opportunity to learn more about the wildlife around us and how we can better coexist with our nature.

We encourage you to bring chairs and blankets. You will be able to visit the farm animals prior to the lecture start time.

July 8th Coyotes! Presented by Dana Stangel of Teranga Ranch (The usual- natural history, behaviors and how to coexist- especially when you have pets!)

July 16th Butterflies
July 22nd Skunks, Possums and Racoons
July 29th Desert Tortoise
August 5th Black Bears
August 12th Mountain Lions of the Verdugos

Space is limited

Tickets must be purchased in advance through BetinasLittleFarm.com

Cost per evening: Adults $20 Child 3-15 $10
Buy a series of 3: Adults $50 Child 3-15 $25
Buy a series of 6: Adults $90 Child 3-15 $45

For more information please email Betina at bloudermilk@juno.com

Coyotes!
2022-07-15
Join us for a super fun and informative coyote presetation at Betina’s Little Farm!
It’s all part of her summer lecture series- here’s more information:

Please join us this summer for our first lecture series. This will be a 6 week series on Fridays at 7:30pm, lecture starts at 8pm and will last about 45 min with time for questions and answers at the end of each lecture. You can come for one lecture or come for all. Each week will focus on a different animal that you may encounter in our local hills or even in your backyard. We have the pleasure of having a guest speaker each week who will share their knowledge of the animal they are presenting on that night. This is going to be a great opportunity to learn more about the wildlife around us and how we can better coexist with our nature.

We encourage you to bring chairs and blankets. You will be able to visit the farm animals prior to the lecture start time.

July 8th Butterflies and how to garden for them Presented by Betina Loudermilk
July 15th Coyotes! Presented by Dana Stangel of Teranga Ranch
July 22nd Skunks, Possums and Racoons Presented by Cynthia Anderson
July 29th Desert Tortoise Presented by Jenn Portillo-Lagusker of Reptacular Ranch
August 5th Black Bears Presented by Deveron Kit Shudic
August 12th Mountain Lions of the Verdugos Presented by Johanna Turner

Space is limited

Tickets must be purchased in advance through BetinasLittleFarm.com

Cost per evening: Adults $20 Child 3-15 $10
Buy a series of 3: Adults $50 Child 3-15 $25
Buy a series of 6: Adults $90 Child 3-15 $45

For more information please email Betina at bloudermilk@juno.com

9am Volunteer Information Session
2022-07-23 09:00 - 10:00
CALLING ALL VOLUNTEERS! CALLING ALL VOLUNTEERS!
Teranga Ranch needs YOU!
Help us help local wildlife!
We can use help with the following areas:
Presentations/Speakers/Schools/Workshops
Social Media and Graphic Design
Event Planning
Carpentry/Handyperson
We will be hosting an online information session and orientation at
9am on
Saturday July 23rd.
Click here to Register and receive the Zoom invitation:
VOLUNTEER INFORMATION SESSION LINK

7pm Mountain Lions, Coyotes and Rattlers, Oh My!
2022-07-23 19:00 - 20:00 | Malibu Creek State Park, 1925 Las Virgenes Rd, Calabasas, CA, 91302, United States
Join Teranga Ranch for this super fun, free campfire program at Malibu Creek State Park!
Is there a mountain lion in my backyard? Why is that coyote staring so boldly back at me? How many venomous snakes do we have here in the LA area and how can I keep myself and my pets safe?
We’ll answer these questions and more as we talk about the natural history and behaviors of all 3 of these amazing local animals!
We’ll also talk about hiking safety and share other tips for successful coexistence…
Bring your blanket and your questions!!
Malibu Creek State Park
1925 Las Virgenes Rd
Calabasas, CA 91302

Deadline to Make Reservation for Wolf Trip in September
2022-08-27

Coexisting with Local Wildlife: Rosemont Preserve
2022-08-27 09:00 - 10:30
On Saturday, August 27 from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. the community is invited to learn about coexisting with local wildlife at the Rosemont Preserve. Dana Stangel will share tips and techniques on coexisting safely with local wildlife. She has decades of experience working with wildlife. Dana is the founder and director of Teranga Ranch, a wildlife education organization that teaches best practices for coexisting with local wildlife including humane hazing devices and compassionate alternatives to poison, traps and guns.
This event is free to the public and suitable for all ages. Rain cancels event. Sorry, no pets please. The Preserve is located at the north end of Rosemont Avenue, just past the chain link fence. Please park at Two Strike Park at 5107 Rosemont Ave. Those with mobility issues who require a closer parking spot can contact the Friends of the Rosemont Preserve at rosemontfriends@gmail.com. Consider bringing a hat and wear sturdy shoes to walk the trail.
(Photo of local coyote by Denis Callet)

Wild About Wolves
2022-09-24 08:00 - 19:00
Join Teranga Ranch as we head southeast to Julian, CA to experience the North American Grey Wolf. On this very special field trip, you’ll be in charge of your experience while we carpool/caravan with a small group to the California Wolf Center for the day. We’ll learn all about wolves on the way down! We’ll talk about the natural history, behavior, myths and current status of North America’s top canine. We’ll be stopping twice on the way down. When we get to Julian, we’ll head over to the CA Wolf Center to learn more about wolves and the center, and to meet their resident pack. After that,we’ll pick up pies from Mom’s Pie House (in case you’d like to indulge in one of their famous Apple Pies or bring one home!).
Your guide, Dana Stangel spent 20 years working with and training educational wolves. She is a Biology teacher and an Urban Wildlife Specialist who currently leads Teranga tours and does all sorts of other native wildlife education throughout Southern California.
Complete, detailed itinerary will be made available at registration.
Let us know: Can you offer a place in your car? Would you like to ride w/someone else?
Reserve your spot by sending your donation via Paypal (please use the friends and family option) to donations@terangaranch.org with the message “Wolves”. Or you can email me to let me know you’re going and then mail your check to Teranga Ranch PO Box 4222 Sunland 91041.
Questions? info@terangaranch.org or 818-305-4377
$65 per person
Sat. Sept 24, 2022 8am-7pm
Reserve by Saturday, August 27, 2022
Photo Courtesy of the California Wolf Center

Batty for Bats
2022-10-01 17:30 - 19:00 | Hungry Gardens, 8929 Wheatland Ave, Los Angeles, CA, 91352, United States
Together with our own local Hungry Gardens,
Teranga Ranch brings you our annual Bat Talk!
BATTY FOR BATS!
Join us to learn about our native bats! We’ve found the battiest location ever!
Saturday, Oct. 1 5:30pm
Hungry Gardens: 8929 Wheatland Ave. Los Angeles 91352

Did you know that bats are the ONLY mammal capable of true flight? Which bats live in our area? How do they communicate?
What do they eat? What’s the deal with vampire bats?
How can you encourage bats in your own yard?

We are very likely to see them at Hungry Gardens- there are so many insects loving on the produce! We’ll also see if we can hear them with our special super high tech BAT DETECTOR!
This family-friendly event is FREE to the public.

Hope you can make it!
(Wear long sleeves and pants, it’s buggy!)
Bring a chair!

Questions?
www.terangaranch.org or 818-305-4377
(Please don’t bring your pup to this event- the farm cats won’t like that very much…)

First Meeting, Los Angeles Catio Tour
2022-10-15 12:00 - 13:00
Join us for our first Catio Tour meeting!
The Los Angeles Catio Tour

Teranga is VERY excited to be bringing The Los Angeles Catio Tour to the Los Angeles area next October. We are working with local and national nonprofits to organize a tour of local catios. People will learn what a catio is, understand why they are important, and be inspired to create one of their own.

If you’d like to volunteer for this specific, one-of-a-kind opportunity, please join us!

We’ll need all kinds of organizational help. From helping to find the catios, to helping with the logo and the graphics, to helping gather sponsors and organize logistics- we need it all!
We are hoping this will become an annual event.

You don’t need to already be a Teranga volunteer to participate, in fact it’s a great way to get to know us better! Meetings will be monthly until we get closer to our date.

Do you know anyone who would be interested in this? Maybe you’re not the person but you know someone who really is. We are growing our team for this event and welcome all like-minded organizations and individuals to join us.
There’s no financial committment.
This is about growing a movement. This is about education.

While the first meeting will be virtual, and on a Saturday, we’ll decide as a group how/when/where to move forward with meetings.

Saturday, October 15, 2022
12pm
Online
Registration link: https://forms.gle/xDo9ktsPtgo7Zr5s9
Questions?
info@terangaranch.org or 818-305-4377

2nd Meeting, Los Angeles Catio Tour
2022-11-02 19:00 - 20:00
Join us for our second Catio Tour meeting!
The Los Angeles Catio Tour

Teranga is VERY excited to be bringing The Los Angeles Catio Tour to the Los Angeles area next October. We are working with local and national nonprofits to organize a tour of local catios. People will learn what a catio is, understand why they are important, and be inspired to create one of their own.

If you’d like to volunteer for this specific, one-of-a-kind opportunity, please join us!

We’ll need all kinds of organizational help. From helping to find the catios, to helping with the logo and the graphics, to helping gather sponsors and organize logistics- we need it all!
We are hoping this will become an annual event.

You don’t need to already be a Teranga volunteer to participate, in fact it’s a great way to get to know us better! Meetings will be monthly until we get closer to our date.

Do you know anyone who would be interested in this? Maybe you’re not the person but you know someone who really is. We are growing our team for this event and welcome all like-minded organizations and individuals to join us.
There’s no financial committment.

This is about growing a movement. This is about education.

While the first meeting will be virtual, and on a Saturday, we’ll decide as a group how/when/where to move forward with meetings.

Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2022
7pm
Online
Sign up here: https://forms.gle/h8fC1njsVfVLUvPy9

Los Angeles Catio Tour Meeting #3- Online
2023-01-11 19:00 - 20:00
We are so excited to host a catio tour next year!

The world needs to know about catios- about how they protect native birds and lizards from cats, how they protect cats from cars and coyotes and add to the quality of their lives, and how easy and inexpensively they can be to put together or build. Because right now, when you say the word “catio”- most people have no idea what you’re talking about!

It’s a simple idea, it’s very similar to a native garden tour or historic home tour… you drive around town one day checking out awesome catios. There is also a virtual aspect for those who don’t want to drive or those who want to show their catio but don’t want the public over.

Teranga has successfully organized several large scale events in the past, so this is nothing new for us. We hope to gather a group of volunteers specifically for this event.

We hope to involve as many local nonprofits as care about native birds, lizards and also cats.
Together, we can make a difference in our communities.

Join us for our next meeting!
Jan. 11, 7pm
Sign up for the meeting link here: https://forms.gle/K94EmKcUkMBCcWx66
Or send an email to: info@losangelescatiotour.com

Monarchs & Marine Mammals 2023
2023-01-28 07:00 - 21:00
Road trip! It’s winter along the California coast!!
Join Teranga Ranch on an educational adventure as we explore the central California coastline and the spectacular native wildlife that can be found there.
Join us on our caravan while we head to Pismo Beach to view the Monarchs, Morro Rock to see the Sea Otters, Sea Lions and possibly Harbor Seals, and finally Piedras Blancas to behold more than 10,000 Elephant Seals who are having babies all over the beach!
(If you love taking photos of wildlife in the wild, this is the trip for you!)
We’ll learn about wildlife right where it belongs, wild and free!
Your tour includes 9 hours of personalized, professional guide services, a swag bag with native milkweed and other surprises, and the experience of a lifetime!
(We’ll end at around 5pm in San Simeon. From there you can stay the night or return home by about 9pm.)
Saturday, January 28, 2023
(You must reserve by January 23, 2023)
Leave from: Lowell Park & Ride (3930 Lowell, La Crescenta 91214)
OR (Park N Ride: Park n Ride Blvd. Camarillo, Ca 93010 at 7:30am)
Leave at 7am
Fee: $35 per car
Reserve with your payment now!
PayPal: donations@terangaranch.org (Message: Monarchs & Marine Mammals) https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/terangaranch
You can also mail a check to: Teranga Ranch P.O. Box 4222 Sunland CA 91041
All reservations must be in by January 23
More info: www.terangaranch.org, 818-305-4377 or find us on Facebook

Westlake Village Discovers: "The Great Outdoors" Backyard Wildlife & Safety with Teranga Ranch
2023-02-11 11:00 - 15:00
Westlake Village Discovers: Backyard Wildlife & Safety with Teranga Ranch
Learn about the history and behaviors of local wildlife, what attracts them and what deters them from your home. Topics include pet safety, humane hazing techniques, and ways to co-exist with native wildlife.

Wed. Feb. 11, 2023
11am- 12pm
Westlake Village Civic Center Courtyard
31200 OAK CREST DRIVE, WESTLAKE VILLAGE

Mountain Lions in our Midst
2023-03-30 19:00 - 20:30 | Dexter Park (Recreation Center), 11053 N Trail, Kagel Canyon, CA, 91342, United States

POSTPONED- WILL RESCHEDULE Chatsworth Nature Preserve Open House
2023-04-01 10:00 - 14:00
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED DUE TO MUDDY CONDTIONS.
WE’LL UPDATE AS WE KNOW.
Come with us at the Chatsworth Nature Preserve!
Event highlights include:
Opening Ceremony with Native American Blessing, Guided Nature Hikes, Community Resource Fair and more!
Teranga will have an informational table there!

Location & Parking: Entry gate on Valley Circle Blvd, west of Plummer St..
Street parking available with imited on-site parking. Map: bit.ly/2naHjvT

BRING: Hats, refillable water bottles, sunscreen and comfortable walking shoes.
NO: bikes, scooters, pets, drones, or cigarettes of any kind

Mountain Lions in our Midst- Placerita Nature Center
2023-04-16 14:00 - 15:00

PUSD SCIENCE FEST (Table)
2023-04-22 12:00 - 17:00
Come check it out- we’ll have a table there and we’ll be showcasing our new catio!
“The Annual PUSD Science Fest is back, and this year promises to be even more exciting than ever! Join us for a day of exploration and discovery in the fascinating world of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM).
At the event, you can participate in a wide range of interactive exhibits, hands-on activities, and engaging demonstrations that are designed to showcase the latest in STEM. There will be something for everyone, whether you are a science enthusiast or just starting your journey.
This event is free and open to the public, so don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity to learn and have fun with your family and friends. Come and explore the wonders of science with us!
Event Details:
Date: April 22, 2023
Time: 12pm to 5pm
Venue: John Muir High School

FAQs:
* Is the event free?
* Yes, the event is completely free and open to the public.
* Who is the event for?
* The event is for students, parents, and the community who are interested in learning about science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM).
* What can I expect at the event?
* You can expect a wide range of interactive exhibits, hands-on activities, and engaging demonstrations that showcase the latest in STEM.
* Can I bring my family and friends?
* Yes, the event is family-friendly and open to everyone.
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to learn and have fun with your family and friends. Register now and join us for the Annual PUSD Science Fest!
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/pusd-science-fest-tickets-440185044317 “

Spotting Foxes on Santa Cruz Island
2023-04-29 07:00 - 17:30
Spend the day with Teranga Ranch on an educational adventure as we explore Santa Cruz Island, her foxy inhabitants, and her watery, cetacean-filled surroundings!
Learn the story of an animal that was brought back from the verge of extinction by a dedicated group of humans.
We’ll meet in Ventura. As we cross over the channel to get to the island, and on our way back, we will be on the lookout for whales and dolphins.
On the island we will experience the incredible endemic island foxes, scrub jays, monarchs and more!
The hiking is moderate (about 3 miles..A bit of a hill at one spot..), we can take our time.
Kids over 8 are welcome if they can handle walking and being disconnected for the day.

It’s a picnic lunch, you will need to pack and bring your own food and drinks.
Dress in layers and wear comfortable walking/hiking shoes.

April 29, 2023
7:15am (out of Ventura) – 5pm
$115/per person

Fee includes roundtrip boat ride to and from the island and your personalized guided tour by Urban Wildlife Specialist Dana Stangel.
Tickets must be purchased by February 19, 2023!
Payments can be made via PayPal (friends and family option, please- you are definitely our friends!): donations@terangaranch.org with the message Santa Cruz Island.
You can also mail a check to Teranga Ranch P.O. Box 4222 Sunland CA 91041
Sorry, no refunds.
www.terangaranch.org

Backyard Wildlife and Pet Safety
2023-05-04 19:00 - 21:00
We’re teaming up with Pomona Valley Audubon Society for this fun and informative presentation.
First PVAS will have their meeting, then we’ll talk about backyard wildlife and pets.
Dana will discuss the natural history and behaviors of our local native wildlife as well as humane vs. inhumane backyard wildlife deterrents. But what about rats? Learn about the dangers of rodenticide use and the proper use of alternate humane traps. Worried about your small pets? There are a humane hazing devices and safe enclosures, such as “catios” that are useful alternatives to poison, traps and guns. Come and see these devices and learn how they might work in your backyard.
Alexander Hughes Community Center
1700 Danbury Rd, Claremont

Coyotes Among Us- Malibu Creek State Park
2023-05-13 19:00 - 20:00 | Malibu Creek State Park, 1925 Las Virgenes Rd, Calabasas, CA, 91302, United States
Join Wildlife Educator Dana Stangel of Teranga Ranch as we learn more about our coyote neighbors.
Do you have questions about coyotes? Have you been concerned about the way they look at you? Do you remember experiencing them while you were growing up? Will your fence keep them out? Do you wonder why they yip in unison?
We’ll explore the natural history of the urban coyote and we’ll talk about the current situation regarding coyotes, pets and backyards.
We’ll also demonstrate various humane hazing techniques and we’ll have some backyard wildlife deterrents on hand for show and tell.

A Day in Nature at Eaton Canyon
2023-06-24 09:00 - 15:00 | Eaton Canyon Nature Center, 1750 North Altadena Drive, Pasadena, CA, 91107
