A full day of events to celebrate restoration at the Seashore.

On October 25, 2008, 550 acres of dairy pasture were reconnected to the waters of Tomales Bay and Lagunitas Creek, and the restored marsh lands were named the Giacomini Wetlands. Since then the area has flourished with ongoing stewardship efforts to support common and rare species of fish, birds, frogs, and benthic invertebrates.

Birding Walk at the Wetlands

8:30am – 10:30am | A short walk into the wetlands to explore native grasses and local birds with Mary Anne Flett and John Dell’Osso. Registration required.

Wetlands Family Book Reading

11:00am – 11:30am | Join Author Sally Bolger as she reads her children’s book “Fun in the Mud: A Wetlands Tale” at the Bear Valley Visitor Center. RSVP not required.

Science Symposium at the Red Barn

1:30pm – 5:00pm | Join talks from experts on the evolution of the Giacomini Wetlands since the final levee was breached. Full agenda here. No registration required.

Wetlands Staged Reading and Moonwalk

5:15pm – 7:30pm | Staged Reading of “The Wetlands” by AriDy Nox (Mesa Refuge Resident), followed by a full moon walk at the Wetlands. Registration required.

Get the full details here.