American River Conservancy offers Kid's Discovery Day - Amazing Amphibians
Our biologist Elena DeLacy will share facts & dispel some myths about our amphibian friends. What is an amphibian and where do they live. Find out about local amphibians and meet George, the Nature Center's resident California Tiger Salamander. Hearfrog and toad calls and learn how you can help conserve these fascinating creatures. Ages 4 - 10 years 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. American River Conservancy Nature Center, 348 Highway 49, Coloma American River Conservancy members free, non-members $3.00 per child For more information contact: to register, (530) 621-1224
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