Owls are some of the most fascinating creatures to study in the world of birds. During this community hike, traverse the forests of the Evergreen College’s Beach Trail in search of owls and their signs, while learning about the various species of owls in our region.

What should participants bring on this outing?

• Rain gear and comfortable layers for all weather conditions

• Waterproof boots / comfortable footwear

• Water / snacks if desired

• Binoculars (if you have some)

• Field guides / note pads (optional for additional study)

• Download the Merlin birding app (Free, but great resource!)

Accessibility
We’ll cover about - the trail is an out and back that generally goes downhill on the way out and uphill on the way back (learn more on All Trails here). We’ll move slowly to make sure we can get to know our neighbors and notice what we’re seeing outside.

Rain and cold temperatures will require warm layers. We will have 1-2 spare pairs of binoculars participants can borrow.

Parking / Where to meet

Park at the “F” lot. The trailhead that leads down to the beach is at the opposite side from the entrance of the parking lot. Additional instructions will be sent to all participants who RSVP.

This outing is free to the community, but space is limited so please RSVP below so we can get a headcount and send a reminder email to folks who are interested!