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Santa Clara River Hikes and Events

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Santa Clara River snaking through vegetation, with exotic species in the foreground.
Invasive Weeds Santa Clara River snaking through vegetation, with exotic species in the foreground. © Barbara Wampole

The Nature Conservancy’s Santa Clara River and Coast Project hosts monthly guided nature hikes along the Santa Clara River. These hikes are led by professional naturalist and educator Amy Davis, who will teach you about the local flora and fauna of the Santa Clara River. This is a great opportunity to connect with other nature enthusiasts and with nature!

Amy Davis, our lead naturalist on the hikes can be reached at the e-mail below for notices of cancellations or additional info on each hike: guideamy@gmail.com.

You can sign up for monthly hikes here.

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