November 18, 2023 Wildcrafting: Acorn Holiday Cookies
Join VMF's Education Coordinator, Janice Smith, for a fun workshop making acorn cookies! Note: Due to its popularity, this workshop repeats on Sunday, November 19.
Sunday, December 3: We're very excited to have you join us at a special Rubenson Endowment Artists' Reception featuring the art work inspired by Volcan Mountain and created by 2023 award recipients, Ethan Staats and Sue Britt!
Date: Sunday, December 3
Time: 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Location: Ilan-Lael Foundation in Julian. Parking and event location directions will be sent after registration.
Price: $45 per person.
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If you prefer, you can call 760-765-2300 the VMF office to RSVP.
VMF is developing big plans for forest management at VMF's Volcan Mountain Nature Center. Sustaining Friends of Volcan Mountain will share an excellent lunch and participate in an interactive discussion following a presentation by Restoration Ecologist and VMF Board member, Jonathan Appelbaum. We will have opportunities for guided exploration of the beautiful pond-side Copper Spur Ranch property.
Saturday, September 23: Have you ever wondered what your favorite hiking trails and other outdoor spaces look like at night and which secretive nocturnal animals are moving around in those areas? Join Ethan Staats, Marine Biology graduate student at UC San Diego and frequent night-hiker around Southern California, for a 1 1/2-mile, moderate night hike on VMF's Sky Island Trail. Ethan is VMF's 2023 recipient of the Marjorie and Joeseph Rubenson Endowment for art and Science at Volcan Mountain award.
Saturday, September 23 The Volcan Mountain Foundation is partnering with I Love a Clean San Diego to clean up VMF's newly acquired Copper Spur Ranch. The focus will be to remove trash and debris in a forested area near the headwaters of the San Dieguito River. Specifically, volunteers will remove small debris left from the demolition of an old cabin.
The Volcan Mountain Foundation greatly appreciates the time and energy volunteers take to restore the beautiful ecosystems of the Volcan Mountains in Julian, CA.
