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March 2021
Outdoor Ethics Awareness with William Nay (Father Nayture)
Father Nayture started to focus on the importance of Outdoor Ethics education, when in 2008 he became a Master Educator for Leave No Trace, and in 2010 he became a Master Trainer for Tread Lightly. In 2014 Father Nayture completed the UC curriculum to become a California Naturalist. He has conducted numerous Outdoor Ethics training classes and seminars. In 2016 National Scouts BSA recognized him with their “Outdoor Ethics Distinguished Service.” Award.
Find out more »April 2021
2021 Pinniped Monitoring Volunteer Training/Q&A Session
Are you looking for an opportunity to visit the Sonoma Coast on a regular basis and do rewarding work at the same time? Pinniped Monitoring Program volunteers collect data to ensure the protection of harbor seals during Russian River estuary activities as they pertain to mandated work required by the Sonoma Water for the Biological Opinion and to be in compliance with a Marine Mammal Protection Act Incidental Harassment permit. Data provides valuable information on the status and health of…
Find out more »May 2021
General Volunteers in Parks Orientation (Virtual) – 2 of 3
This FREE General Orientation covers available volunteer opportunities in the southern Russian River Sector of the Sonoma-Mendocino Coast State Parks District. Meet our program coordinators and learn about the perks of volunteering. Note: One General Orientation is REQUIRED for all new volunteers. One additional General Orientations will be scheduled for August 28th, 2021. This event will most likely be conducted virtually via Zoom. Zoom accounts are free and you can download the program athttps://us02web.zoom.us Instructor(s): Stewards Staff & Program Coordinators…
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