World Wildlife Day 2023 Global Event

10:00 AM EST | March 3rd | Washington D.C, Grosvenor Auditorium for National Geographic Society

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Concept Note

Learn more about the theme, its background and the 50th anniversary of CITES on the concept note of the event, which you can download below.  

Programme

The programme of the event is now available here.

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Registered Events 2023

14Apr
2023
United States of America

Healing in Nature Series: Bair Island

Green Foothills
Green Foothills invites the public for a hike on Bair Island, a lush mosaic of tidal channels, mudflats and salt marsh vegetation that is a hotspot for...
City
Redwood City
Street address
702 Bair Island Rd
Green Foothills invites the public for a hike on Bair Island, a lush mosaic of tidal channels, mudflats and salt marsh vegetation that is a hotspot for birds and marine wildlife.

In the early 20th century, the island was used for ranching cattle, farming and salt production. Levees were built to prevent the flow of tidal waters around the island. At one point, a massive housing development was proposed for the island. Without the support of concerned local citizens, this special habitat could have been lost. Thanks to the support of local environmental organizations including Green Foothills, today this landscape has been restored to a more natural ecological state and wildlife flourishes here once again.

This event is free, but advance registration is required. Register at https://www.greenfoothills.org/events/healing-in-nature-series-bair-island/

Green Foothills' mission is to protect the open space, farmland, and natural resources in San Mateo and Santa Clara Counties (California) for the benefit of all through advocacy, education, and grassroots action. Learn more at greenfoohills.org.