Location:11950 Los Osos Valley Rd, San Luis Obispo, CA 93405, USA
- 02
Plant Sale
http://cnpsslo.org/event/plant-sale/Pacific Beach High School11950 Los Osos Valley Rd, San Luis Obispo, CA 93405, USASaturday, November 2, 9am-2pm
Pacific Beach High School, 11950 Los Osos Valley Rd, San Luis Obispo
Shop early for a great selection of native plants for your coastal, inland, and SLO garden + seeds, books, posters, and tons of free advice from our resident experts
- 07
Chapter Meeting “Can you be a Sprouting Pine Nut”
http://cnpsslo.org/event/chapter-meeting-can-you-be-a-sprouting-pine-nut/
Please join us on Thursday November 7 for a talk titled “Can you be a Sprouting Pine Nut?” about a plant community with some notoriety in our neck of the woods: Monterey Pine Forest. The story isn’t about the trees, which seem to grow everywhere in the California landscape and are found around the world in vast plantations – the story is about the natural Monterey Pine Forests of the Central Coast and the biological, economic and inspirational values these plant communities sustain. Nikki is a Central Coast native who will share the ecological story about Monterey Pine Forests and how a small group of pine enthusiasts in Carmel came together nearly 30 years ago to advocate for the conservation of native forest habitat.Nikki Nedeff is a Monterey County native with an enduring love of wild places and open spaces. Her professional experience spans more than three decades with non-profit conservation organizations and public resource management agencies in land acquisition and stewardship positions. Nikki’s academic background includes degrees in Biogeography from UC Berkeley, where her graduate work focused on riparian plant ecology. She teaches plant community ecology each spring at California State University Monterey Bay and works with the Big Sur Land Trust as Associate Director of Conservation. Email: nikki@ventanaview.net
- 23
Fall Bike Outing on Santa Rosa Creek Road, Cambria
http://cnpsslo.org/event/fall-bike-outing-on-santa-rosa-creek-road-cambria/Saturday. Nov. 23rd, 10:00 am, Fall Bike Outing on Santa Rosa Creek Road, Cambria. Join us for a view of Fall colors along this beautiful coastal canyon. This will be an out and back ride of about 2 hours with a one-way distance of about 8-10 miles on a paved road. There are moderate hills along the way. Bring your bike, helmet, other appropriate gear, and water/snacks. Meet in the Coast Union High School parking lot, near the tennis courts, at 2950 Santa Rosa Creek Road, Cambria. Contact Bill Waycott, 805-459-2103.
Rain or threat of rain cancels.
- 24
Intertidal flora and fauna at Montaña de Oro St. Park
http://cnpsslo.org/event/intertidal-flora-and-fauna-at-montana-de-oro-st-park/Sunday. Nov. 24th, 2:00 pm, Intertidal flora and fauna at Montaña de Oro St. Park. Join us for an afternoon, during a
super low tide, with Faylla Chapman, Central Coast Natural History Museum docent and intertidal expert. Faylla will point out and discuss the great diversity of kelp species that inhabit that zone, and talk about the fauna that co-exist among them. Meet at the Hazard Canyon parking among the eucalyptus trees, at the big curve. Wear waterproof shoes, dress in layers for changing weather. Contact Bill Waycott, 805-459-2103.Rain or threat of rain cancels.
