Use the links below to a day-by-day recounting of our Adventure in Education	Day 11 ~ Humboldt NWR~ 41 Third Graders 45 Fifth Graders 50 High School Ecology Club Members 32 miles
Day 1 - Seal Beach NWR to Sacramento NWR	The day was spent in and around Humboldt Bay NWR, in the morning we assisted the refuge personnel guiding two elementary school classes, including two "Blue Goose Skits" and Doris spoke to both groups plus Tim showed his slide/ video presentation to them and the 50 Ecology Club members from a local high-school.	Memorial Stone and Bronze Plaque commemorating the life of Refuge Manager Richard J. Guadagno
Day 2 - Sacramento Refuge Complex Circumnavigation
Day 3 - Murdock School then on to Klamath, Oregon
Day 4 - Klamath to McNary NWR Washington via Umatilla NWR
Day 5 - Columbia High School, McNary NWR then on to The Dalles		Close-up of the plaque
Day 6- Portland Convention Center, Tualatin NWR
Day 7 - Nisqually NWR to Ridgefield NWR
Day 8 - Ridgefield NWR and Ridgefield Heritage Days
Day 9 - Ridgefield NWR to Grand Junction via Ankeny NWR	Caravan Volunteer Patti in front of the Richard J. Guadagno Headquarters and Visitors Center	Elementary School students arrive at the visitors center...
Day 10 - Grand Junction to Humboldt NWR via Redwood Coast
Day 11 - Humboldt NWR Presentation and Docent Tour
Day 12 - Humboldt NWR to Don Edwards NWR
Day 13 - Alameda NWR and Lum Elementary School	The Centennial Caravan Crew acted as assistant docents to the students on a walkabout......	as the mist fell over the marsh...
Day 14 - Don Edwards NWR to Guadalupe Nipomo Dunes NWR
Day 15 - Oso Flaco Dunes and Dunes Center Presentation
Day 16 - Lago Oso Flaco and Bitter Creek NWR
	Mike Mitchell was pressed into service...	the young people were full of questions...
	we made it back to the deck with everyone still fairly dry...	and looked at shorebirds in the marsh through spotting scopes...
	After the walkabout the students were treated to a skit about migration and the role of refuges...	Rudy and John "blue Goose" Wilks had their act down...
	and it was good too.	Then Doris took the stage....
	shared her love of nature and her art with the kids.	Then we broke for lunch with the refuge personnel...
	after which the High School Ecology Club arrived....	and Refuge Manager Eric Nelson personally led the walk.
	In the afternoon we had some free time for birding, Tim and John Fitch visited one of the outer units of the refuge on the south point area of Humboldt Bay	Later that evening we went to Manila Beach Dunes Community center for a Spaghetti Dinner with the Friends of the Manila Dunes who have adopted the Humboldt Bay Refuges as a project.