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Saturday, September 14 • 1:00pm - 4:30pm
Field trip: Mapping the Dune Habitats of Pacific Grove FILLING

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Ongoing efforts in Asilomar State Park have restored an overused landscape to a thriving sandy dune habitat. Some of the species that have benefited from this effort are the Menzies’ Wallflower, Tidestrom’s Lupine, and the Black Legless Lizard. In this class, we will explore and map the dune habitats of Asilomar, walking and recording the landscape from the shoreline to the Monterey Pine Forest, creating plan view maps and cross sections. Along the way, we will learn about dune forming processes, the flora and fauna characteristic of this habitat, and the restoration efforts both completed and underway.

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Emily Underwood

UnderwoodIllustration.com
Emily Underwood is an artist and educator based in Central California. Blending her background in both science and art, she explores landscape histories through the mediums of painting, printmaking, and bookmaking. She has degrees in Earth Sciences and Geology from UC Santa Cruz and... Read More →


  Field Trip, Practicum
  • Requirements Your sketching kit; water, hat, layers in case the weater is cold, sunscreen, walking shoes, snacks.
  • Location Key #3 on event map