The National Park Service Centennial is celebrating with several events over the next couple months. Reporter Mike Lipsits shares one of the first events…
California’s desert communities will celebrate the National Park Service Centennial and highlight the region’s protected public lands with free events throughout October and November. One of the first events is this Sunday in the newly designated Sand to Snow National Monument. One of three public lands now permanently protected for generations to explore and enjoy. Join lifelong ‘bird nerd’ Seth Shteir this Sunday from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. to learn about the ecological importance of Big Morongo Canyon Preserve. Shteir will cover the basics of bird ecology, identification and conservation on this easy walk. Binoculars will be provided. Meet at the Big Morongo Canyon Preserve parking lot , 11055 East Drive in Morongo Valley. For more information, contact: Shteir at 760-332-9776. For Z107.7 News, this is assignment reporter Mike Lipsitz.
BIRD WALK AT BIG MORONGO CANYON PRESERVE SUNDAY
