February Full Moon Member Tidepooling

Join us Saturday, February 28th Duxbury Reef State Marine Conservation Area- located at the southern end of the Point Reyes peninsula- for an afternoon exploration of the intertidal zone. During low tide, the shale reef's fractures and channels form a splendor of tidepools filled with fascinating creatures. Duxbury Reef docents will lead us in learning about this amazing and ecolocially sensitive habitat. From the reef we'll watch the sunset and bask in the glow of the full moon rising.

We will meet in the Agate Beach parking lot and walk to the tidepools together.

We appreciate the support of our members and are excited to offer them this special program. All members are allowed up to two guests (guests can be non-members). All ages are welcome. Not a member? Become one today for as little as $5 a month. Click here to become a member and support the Seashore! If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Ashley Hebert at [email protected].

Details:

• Please arrive 10 mins early to check in at the Agate Beach parking lot.
• For your safety please view our Covid-19 protocols below.
• If you can no longer attend, please cancel your order as soon as possible. These hikes are very popular, and this will help make room for others on the waitlist.
• Rain cancels (unless you hear from the instructor otherwise).
• Please provide an email you check regularly for updates, directions, and reminders about the event.
• Registration is required online prior to the event in order to maintain class sizes.

What to Bring:

• Day Pack
• Snacks
• Flashlight/ Headlamp (preferably with red light)
• Warm Variable Weather Clothing (water-proof preferred)
• Rain boots with non-slip tread and/or hiking boots
• Water Bottle with plenty of water
• Binoculars (optional)
• Camera (optional)

Point Reyes National Seashore Association

We partner with the National Park Service to create opportunities for all people to experience, enhance, and preserve Point Reyes National Seashore.

COVID-19 PRNSA Guidelines

In accordance with Marin County guidelines for public health and safety, we will require all participants to respect the following Covid-19 procedures:

• Perform a health self-check before coming to class using the CDC Symptoms of Coronavirus as a guide.
• Do not attend class if you are experiencing Covid-19 symptoms, suspect you have been exposed to the virus, or are suffering from any other flu-like or respiratory illness.
• Participants exhibiting signs of respiratory illness may be asked to leave class.
• We reserve the right to modify requirements as recommended by NPS regulations or local county health orders at the time of class.

Thank you for your cooperation in following these guidelines to help keep everyone safe.

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