Oct. 18 & 19 - Creek Naturalist Training Workshop

July 10, 2008 through October 30, 2008 Become a valuable member of our team of Naturalists and lead Creekwalks to view endangered coho salmon for the public.
No experience is necessary!
Learn About the Ecology of Endangered Coho Salmon and the Lagunitas Watershed and How to Share Your Passion and Knowledge With Others.

Naturalist Field Training
** October 18th & 19th 2008**
Space is limited, sign up early!
663-8590 x 102, or email: Chris@SpawnUSA.org

SPAWN's highly successful program has allowed hundreds of people to marvel at the magnificent return of the coho salmon to the Lagunitas Watershed in Marin County. Participants in Naturalist Training learn the skills and knowledge to lead SPAWN's winter Creekwalks. Gain knowledge and first-hand experience about stream ecology, the natural history of coho salmon, steelhead trout and other species in the Lagunitas Watershed and the threats to these species and their critical habitat. Participants will also learn the art of nature interpretation and will become equipped to share their newfound knowledge with the public.

The Creekwalk season runs November- January, when Naturalists will lead Creekwalks to view spawning and migrating salmon in the San Geronimo Valley, West Marin County, CA. New Naturalists are allways joined by an experienced Naturalist and can chookse from Creekwalks, occupy viewing stations to share information with the public, or working mid-week with classes of students.

SEARCH	Oct. 18 & 19 - Creek Naturalist Training Workshop July 10, 2008 through October 30, 2008 Become a valuable member of our team of Naturalists and lead Creekwalks to view endangered coho salmon for the public. No experience is necessary! Learn About the Ecology of Endangered Coho Salmon and the Lagunitas Watershed and How to Share Your Passion and Knowledge With Others. Naturalist Field Training October 18th & 19th 2008 Space is limited, sign up early! 663-8590 x 102, or email: Chris@SpawnUSA.org SPAWN's highly successful program has allowed hundreds of people to marvel at the magnificent return of the coho salmon to the Lagunitas Watershed in Marin County. Participants in Naturalist Training learn the skills and knowledge to lead SPAWN's winter Creekwalks. Gain knowledge and first-hand experience about stream ecology, the natural history of coho salmon, steelhead trout and other species in the Lagunitas Watershed and the threats to these species and their critical habitat. Participants will also learn the art of nature interpretation and will become equipped to share their newfound knowledge with the public. The Creekwalk season runs November- January, when Naturalists will lead Creekwalks to view spawning and migrating salmon in the San Geronimo Valley, West Marin County, CA. New Naturalists are allways joined by an experienced Naturalist and can chookse from Creekwalks, occupy viewing stations to share information with the public, or working mid-week with classes of students.
	SPAWN is a project of Turtle Island Restoration Network • PO Box 370, Forest Knolls, CA 94933 Phone: (415) 663-8590 • Fax: (415) 663-9534 • Email: