EUREKA AREA, HUMBOLDT COUNTY — November 7, 2026. The Humboldt Botanical Garden is hosting an education session called “A Celebration of Birds” on Saturday, November 7, from 10 a.m. to noon.
Who is presenting?
Dan Greaney, a retired teacher, naturalist and author who leads local bird walks, is scheduled to introduce the variety of birds found around the botanical garden. The presentation will use visual material and conversation to help visitors recognize local species and understand why habitats change with the seasons.
Admission and registration
The garden’s listing says the session is free for members and costs $10 for nonmember adults and $7 for nonmember seniors age 65 and older. Organizers had asked for advance registration by noon Friday, November 6. Those who have not registered should contact the garden before traveling, as walk-in places are not guaranteed.
How to contact organizers
The posted telephone number is 707-442-5139 and the email address is HBGF@hbgf.org. The event is intended as an introduction to bird identification and local nature appreciation; it does not guarantee sightings of particular species because the main program is a presentation rather than a wildlife survey.
Source: Lost Coast Outpost event listing, November 7, 2026.
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