Coastal Wildflower ID Hike Join Sanctuary Forest & Friends of the Lost Coast on Sunday, May 5 for the Coastal Wildflower ID Hike. Cheryl Lisin will lead hikers from Jones Beach trailhead to Whale Gulch Creek, as we learn about a variety of native plants. This is a 4.5 mile round-trip hike with some steep sections. Meet at 10am at the Jones Beach trailhead, contact us to carpool. The hike will end at ~2pm. Bring lunch, water and sturdy shoes and layers. This hike is free, though donations are accepted. For questions, email anna@sanctuaryforest.org. ¡Este evento tendrá traductora de español: https://bit.ly/wildflowerID.
"Lawns are monocultures that contrast with nature’s biodiversity, which supports both native habitat plants and wildlife," writes Tom Karwin. "For example, we have often cited the work of entomologist Doug Tallamy, who has strongly advocated native plants as components in the web life of birds. So, for both water conversation and environmental preservation, good practice in landscaping includes lawn replacement with drought-tolerant plants, and preferably plants that are locally native."
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