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SUMMARY:Corte Madera Marsh Ecological Reserve
DESCRIPTION:Corte Madera Marsh Ecological Reserve\nSunday\, December 7\, 2025\n8:30 AM – 12:00 PM\nBirding with Lisa Hug \nRegister HERE \nRegistration is required. Registration opens November 26 at 8 AM. \nThis field trip is an eBird workshop for those participating in the Christmas Bird Count in Southern Marin County.  We will walk the Corte Madera Marsh Ecological Reserve starting at the Marin Audubon Society site Lookout. The walk is level and easy. We will be making observations using eBird. We will see waterfowl and shorebirds in the estuary as well as upland suburban residents.  Experienced birders and Christmas Bird Count Leaders as well as eBird newbies can enjoy counting and compiling together in an informal and fun setting. \nDirections: From 101 North\, take Lucky Drive Exit to Wornum\, turn left on Tamal Vista Blvd and left on Madera Blvd. Go under freeway and take a left on Redwood Highway and turn right into the Trader Joe’s /World Market mall.  Stay to the right and park behind World Market. \nFrom 101 South take the Corte Madera exit left over the freeway on Tamalpais Dr. Take a left on Redwood Blvd. and Right into the World Market Mall\, staying right and parking behind. Meet in the parking lot.
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SUMMARY:Elephant Seals at Point Reyes: 45 Years and Still Growing Strong
DESCRIPTION:Thursday\, December 11\n7:00 PM – 9:00 PM\nSpeaker: Dr. Sarah Allen\nEvent is free. Register HERE for this speaker series. \nTopic:\nElephant seals were hunted to extinction at Point Reyes over 150 years ago\, but in 1980\, the colony recolonized the Point and gradually spread throughout the peninsula. Younger colonies may exhibit novel behaviors such as male altruism and adaptations to changes in climate. Marine protected areas such as national seashores and marine sanctuaries are critical to the recovery and persistence of species and ecosystems. \nSpeaker Bio:\nSarah Allen grew up in Marin County where she learned and has a passion for conservation. Sarah received her M.S. and Ph.D. studying marine birds and mammals from UC Berkeley and retired after 26 years as an employee of the National Park Service (NPS)\, 15 years of which were at Point Reyes National Seashore and then as Science Program Lead for the Pacific Region. She previously worked for 15 years with Point Reyes Bird Observatory. She has authored and co-authored publications\, including the UC Press\, Marine Mammals of the Pacific Coast: Baja\, California\, Oregon\, Washington\, British Columbia. Sarah lives with her husband in Inverness\, California.
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