Organization

Bike Ride to Alviso

Presented by Guadalupe River Park Conservancy at Guadalupe River Park Visitor and Education Center

January 7, 2012

Join Guadalupe River Park Conservancy and experienced naturalist Greg Kerekes in exploring the Guadalupe River Trail on an exciting bicycling adventure! Observe and ask questions about the Guadalupe River’s diverse wildlife as while traveling downstream on a four hour, twenty mile round trip ride from the Guadalupe River Park and Gardens to Alviso, and back. This ride is mostly flat, but includes transitions from pavement to gravel.

Make sure to bring water, a sack lunch,

Pumpkins in the Park

Presented by Guadalupe River Park Conservancy at Discovery Meadow

October 8, 2011

Pumpkins in the Park is a harvest fair for families with a strong environmental education component. It is designed to promote awareness of the Guadalupe River Park and celebrate the fall season. Pumpkins in the Park is held to raise funds and enlist supporters for Guadalupe River Park Conservancy. But, just as importantly, its purpose is to create awareness of the park and gardens and to bring families into the park for a day of learning and fun.

Spring in Guadalupe Gardens

Presented by Guadalupe River Park Conservancy at Guadalupe Gardens

April 23, 2011

Spring in Guadalupe Gardens includes plant and garden-related and environmental sales vendors, tours of the River Park, Heritage Rose Garden and Historic Orchard, food sales, demonstrations, lectures, and kid’s activities. It is a fundraiser for the organization as well as an opportunity to create awareness of the Guadalupe River Park and Gardens.

Off the Wall - Art Workshop for Kids (Ages 5-10)

Presented by Guadalupe River Park Conservancy at Guadalupe River Park Visitor and Education Center

February 11, 2011

They say a picture is worth a thousand words, so nature must have a lot to say! Join the Guadalupe River Park Conservancy and get creative in this outdoor art adventure. Learn how to use different types of media, such as watercolors, pastels, and charcoal.

Test your techniques indoors by sketching live animals, and then take your artistic skills outside where you will observe and draw something you find in the park. You’re the artist, so let nature be your

Grateful for the Guadalupe

Presented by Guadalupe River Park Conservancy at Guadalupe River Park Visitor and Education Center

November 12, 2010

Did you know that the Guadalupe River starts in the Santa Cruz Mountains and runs all the way to the San Francisco Bay? Join the Guadalupe River Park Conservancy for an adventurous “eye-spy” nature hike to see what our urban park has to offer. Become a nature detective and find wonderful wildlife beyond every bend in the path! Create a food web to see what keeps our park’s ecosystem alive and healthy! Sign up today for an afternoon of fun and exploration in the