Birdy 30's: Harry Griffen Regional Park

August 30, 8:30-10:30am

You’re only a grown up if you say so. Keep growing and learning by investing in a hobby that leads to lifelong learning and an ever-present mindset: bird watching.

It’s no surprise that some time outside is good for your mental health, and birds can be found in every corner of the outdoors, making this the easiest healthy habit you’ll ever get into. Come hang out, slow down, and meet other young people who love birds.

This is not a singles group, but be warned, love birds: YOU are not immune to being moved by nature’s beauty!

Location Information

We will meet in the main parking lot off Washington St. Use the GPS to find a large lot near 'Canine Corners Dog Park.' We will meet near the accessible parking spaces close to the dog park.

This will be an easy walk along mostly grass and crushed stone trail. This park offers diverse habitats: open fields, eucalyptus and pine stands, and an amazing section of restored native chapparal scrub. In turn, we'll find an array of birds with everything from sparrows and wrens to hawks to parrots and more!