Free for REI Members
Free for non-members
Overview
- Group size100 people
Join naturalists and authors Maria Dolan and Kathryn True for an inspiring look at the surprising wildlife and natural spaces that thrive throughout Seattle. Drawing from their book, Seattle Field Guide: Explore Nature in the City, they'll share stories, photographs, and discoveries from their explorations of parks, shorelines, forests, and neighborhoods across the region. Learn where to find some of Seattle's most fascinating plants and animals, from birds and beavers to marine life and native trees, while gaining ideas for your own fall and winter outdoor adventures. Along the way, you'll discover how opportunities to connect with nature can be found close to home, whether you're an experienced naturalist or simply curious about the world outside your door. The event will conclude with a discussion and audience Q&A, offering participants a chance to learn more about urban nature, local wildlife, and the inspiration behind the authors' work. About the Presenters: Kathryn True is a Pacific Northwest writer, naturalist, birder, and outdoor enthusiast whose work has appeared in the Seattle Times, Sunset, and Alaska Airlines Magazine. Maria Dolan is an environmental journalist whose writing has been featured in publications including Smithsonian, Slate, Sierra, and the Seattle Times, covering topics ranging from wildlife and ecology to conservation science.
More directions and information
For these programs, we are not able to validate parking anywhere. Please make use of public transportation, park on the street (it is free on Sundays), or be prepared to pay for parking.
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Cancellation policy
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