Discover the wonders of wildlife with Willow Bend Environmental Education Center! Join us in learning about wildlife ecosystems, tracks & scat. Dress up as your favorite animal from our costume box, create your own animal mask, learn about the sounds of wildlife and more! Hands-on and interactive activities for all ages. Science Saturday is an […]
Wild foods can provide free, high nutrient foods that are carbon friendly and delicious. his course is an opportunity to learn about local, wild foods and their practical uses. We'll discuss different types of wild foods from northern Arizona, ethical harvesting practices, and tips and techniques on collecting and using wild foods. The latter part of […]
Join Willow Bend, in partnership with City of Flagstaff’s Open Space Program, for a guided family-focused tour of McMillan Mesa. Tour will include a short hike and fun hands on outdoor focused activities for the whole family. Learn about urban forestry, open space, wildlife and more! Please wear comfortable shoes, bring sunscreen a hat and plenty of water. Feel free […]
Through generous funding from Mountain Sports Flagstaff and 1% for the Planet, Willow Bend offers guided Downtown Geology Tours. The 45 minute- 1 hour walking tours are based on local Flagstaff author, Marie Jackson’s Stone Landmark’s book. An exclusive and unique opportunity for the community to explore downtown like never before. The tour will cover ancient history […]
Join Willow Bend and SWCA for a one-of-a-kind natural history guided walk through downtown Flagstaff on Wednesday, September 27th. Led by photographer and author John Vankat the tour will follow key locations highlighted in his book: "The San Francisco Peaks and Flagstaff Through the Lens of Time". The walk will culminate at Bright Side Bookstore […]
Join Willow Bend, in partnership with City of Flagstaff’s Open Space Program, for an interpretive walk of McMillan Mesa. Learn about McMillan Mesa's urban forestry, open space, wildlife and more! This program is targeted for adults (we do have a family McMillan Mesa program on September 26th). Please wear comfortable shoes, bring sunscreen, a hat […]
Join retired Kaibab National Forest archaeologist, Neil Weintraub, for a 1.5 mile round trip hike to the Keyhole Sink Native American petroglyphs from 1,000 years ago. Along the way you will learn about the forest's rich cultural history and about the importance of ongoing forest restoration treatments. Bring snacks, camera, and plenty of water! Meeting location […]