"The free event runs from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Coyote Creek Visitor Center near Anderson Lake in Morgan Hill, where the creek itself becomes the teacher and every participant gets to explore its secrets up close."
"Interactive exhibitors will share the story of local watersheds while live wildlife makes appearances throughout the morning. Guests can choose a short bike ride along the trail, join a guided nature or bird walk, or settle in for mini chats with guest speakers who know the creek's rhythms best."
"Those who prefer hands-on discovery can join the BioBlitz, play Agents of Discovery, or carefully examine an owl pellet to piece together what a predator ate the night before."
"The day highlights everything that makes Coyote Creek special: its role as a vital habitat corridor, the diversity of species that call it home, and the simple power of spending time outdoors in a place that still feels wild."
Coyote Creek Habitat Day takes place June 6 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Coyote Creek Visitor Center near Anderson Lake in Morgan Hill. The creek serves as the focus for close exploration, with interactive exhibitors sharing local watershed stories and live wildlife appearing throughout the morning. Participants can choose a short bike ride along the trail, join guided nature or bird walks, or attend mini chats with guest speakers familiar with the creek’s rhythms. Hands-on activities include a BioBlitz, Agents of Discovery, and examining an owl pellet to learn what a predator ate. The event emphasizes Coyote Creek’s habitat corridor role, species diversity, and the value of outdoor time. Admission is free, and attendees are encouraged to walk, bike, carpool, or use public transit.
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