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Images from the RVOEP - click on each thumbnail for a closeup.

Don't miss David Bengston's Nesting Box Workshop.

Every animal has a place in the Web of Life at the RVOEP.

Everyone gets a nature name.

It's fun at the RVOEP.

Helen Menasian, RVOEP Education Coordinator, helps students find their strand in the Web of Life.

Analysing the results of a bird survey at the RVOEP.

Cassin's Vireo.

Discovering that soil is alive.

Leaves of three let it be.

Black Oaks provide a home for a wide variety of wildlife.

Building a house for a bird friend.

Discovering a new world at the RVOEP.

A spotted owl watched us one day from its perch in the forest.

A western fence lizard gets a belly rub.

Jim Xerogeanes shares the world of insects with all ages.

TVs at the RVOEP.

Uncovering the ingredients of soil.

"FLIGHT SCHOOL"

At Flight School students trace the migration routes of some of our local birds.

At Flight School Chuck Vaughn and other Audubon members help students learn about our local birds.

Bird specimens from the Hopland Field Station help students learn.

Birds that survive their long migration use their special beaks to build a nest.

Flight School at the RVOEP.

Student birds test their wings.

Audubon members help students from Yokayo.

This student is learning first-hand how light bird bones are.

Painted Bench

Tree Planting Project

Birdwatching Shed

Minnows in the Russian River

Jerry Cook Trail

RVOEP Tour with Jennifer

Stalking a Wood Rat

No Bones About It

Learning to Listen With Amy

The New Picnic Area, Composting Toilet, and Ampitheatre

The New Picnic Area

The New Composting Toilet

The New Ampitheatre

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