Use the links below to a day-by-day recounting of our Adventure in Education

Day 13~ Don Edwards NWR and Alameda NWR 44 students ~68 miles

Day 1 - Seal Beach NWR to Sacramento NWR

 

Today was a teaching day in the City of Alameda some 30 miles north of the Don Edwards/San Francisco Bay NWR, first at Lum Elementary School then at Alameda City Hall

The Pelican Van at Don Edwards NWR

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

 

Our first stop was at Lum Elementary School, John "Blue Goose" Wilks took the stage as Tim prepared to give the slide/video presentation..

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

 

Blue Goose and Rudy honked it up...

 

and then Bruce joined the act...

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

 

Tim gave his presentation....

 

 

and Doris gave her wildlife talk and gave the educational packets that she developed to their teachers,

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
 

After Lum School we went to Alameda City Hall West where Tim gave his presentation to Refuge personnel, SF Bay Audubon Society members and the public.

Click here to see a press clipping about the days events  

The Pelican Van on the old runway at Alameda Naval Air Station, soon to be Alameda NWR; nesting grounds for the Endangered California Least Tern

 

Mike was always first at the food ....

of course the tamales and beans were wonderful.

 

The Pelican Van silhouetted against the San Francisco skyline,

Buena Vista Island and Bay Bridge are visible behind the trailer