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The Log • Aug. 28 - Sept. 10, 2015 • 23
Avalon locals explore Catalina’s wildlands
AVALON — Every year, from September through April, the Catalina Island Conservancy’s Education Department offers a once-monthly program free to all Catalina residents, called Families in Nature. The program offers residents an opportunity to explore and experience the wildlands of Catalina. The conservancy takes families to a different destination of Catalina’s inte-
rior, giving them an opportunity to see areas that might be hard to access oth- erwise. This past year’s Families in Nature program featured trips to Little Harbor, Haypress, Bosky Dell, Shark Harbor and Two Harbors. At each venue, a conservancy employee led a nature walk that offered explanations about native plants and animals, as well as a chance to experience more of the island. The past year’s Families in Nature
program concluded with an outing to Two Harbors, drawing one of the largest groups of the year. More than 60 children, parents, grandparents and friends came together to enjoy a beau- tiful day at Buffalo Park. A combination
of residents who had attended before joined with first-time participants at the potluck-style barbecue held during each trip, where they shared home- made dishes and enjoyed entertain-
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When your boat gets a little quiet, come ashore and have some fun at Two Harbors. Camping, kayaking, diving, hiking and biking are just a few of the activities you’ll enjoy. With regular Shore Boat service to and from moorings around Two Harbors, stay for a few hours or a few nights in one our many lodging options. And if you want more action, the Zip Line Eco Tour, Island Spa Catalina and Avalon Grille are just a short boat right away.
Explore Two Harbors online at
VisitTwoHarbors.com.
855.346.6885
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