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      To provide quality programs, we limit the num-  ○ Abderrahman:  A gentle series of Sun Saluta-  ○ cises, developmental warm-ups, meditation,
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      ber of participants. Program times vary. Please  ○ tions. Connect yourself with the desert  ○ etc. Course fills up quickly.
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      call 515-5367 between 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.  ○  environment in which we live in an ancient and  ○  Mon. 9,  “Scrub Oaks” - Discover a day
      for times and reservations. If unable to attend  ○  ○  powerful way.  Sign-up,  515-5367. (*)  ○  ○  in the life of an oak and do some basic rock
      a program, your cancellation is appreciated.  ○  ○  Thurs. 5,  “Homestead” - Hike along this  ○ scrambling; Mod., 3 mi. (*)
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      Unless otherwise indicated, all programs  ○ beautiful trail and learn the story behind the  ○  Tues. 10,  “Cathedral Rock” - Join Peppe
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      meet at the Visitor Center front door. Parents  ○  Wilson homestead; Easy-mod., 3 mi. (*)  ○  ○  on the view-filled Mt. Charleston hike to the
      must accompany children on all programs. You  ○  ○  Fri. 6 &  20,  “Birding with a Ranger” -  ○  ○  peak of Cathedral Rock; Mod., 3 mi. (+)
      may access hike information on the RRCIA  ○ Join Ranger Jim on a fascinating excursion into  ○  ○  Wed. 11 & 25,  “Tort Talks” (Ongoing,
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      website at www.redrockcanyonlv.org.  Please  ○ the real life of birds. (#)  ○ 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.) - Desert Tortoise talks at the
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      note: the Conservation Area is a Federal Fee  ○  Fri. 6,  “Whiskey Canyon” - All the climb-  ○  Visitor Center. Learn about the Nevada State
      Area. All entry or recreation fees apply.  ○  ○  ers know this one! Why the hikers stay away is  ○ reptile and Mojave Desert resident. (*)
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           Programs conducted by RRCIA (*), Rang-  ○ a mystery, for this is a dark and beautiful can-  ○  ○  Thurs. 12,  “Owls of Red Rock” (10 a.m.
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      ers (#), and volunteers (+).         ○ yon. Rock scrambling; Mod., 3 mi. (#)  ○ - noon) - Interactive presentation on the vari-
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                                           ○    Fri. 6,  “Burger for a Bag of Trash Pic-  ○  ous owls that live in Red Rock. Discover first
      KIDS PROGRAMS                        ○ ○  nic” (11:30 a.m. - 2 p.m.)  - Join RRCIA, Friends  ○ hand exactly what they eat. (*)
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      Coyote Kids - Ongoing; all ages. (*)  ○ of Red Rock Canyon, and BLM staff for a group  ○  ○  Fri. 13 & 27,  “Watch’n Wildlife” - Hunt
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           Sun. 1, - Kids of all ages are invited to  ○ picnic and clean-up! We provide the food; you  ○ for the critters of Red Rock Canyon with Ranger
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      the Visitor Center for fun interactive environ-  ○  help us clean up.  Learn about programs we of-  ○  Jim; Mod., 4 mi. (#)
      mental learning and crafts related to Red Rock.  ○ ○  fer,  how to become a Friends member, and get  ○ ○  Fri. 13,  “Moon over Mt. Charleston” - Ro-
      Desert Babies - A program for 3 and 4 yr. old’s. (#)  ○ involved with your public lands. Rsvp.  ○ mance and moon lore with Jack on this easy climb
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             Wed. 4 & 18; Tues. 10, - Stories, activi-  ○  ○  Sat. 7- Sun. 8,  “Backpacking 101” (Sat-  ○ to a starry view of Las Vegas; Easy, 2 mi. (+)
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      ties, crafts, snack, and lots of fun. Call early!  ○  urday sleepover) - Do you groan when the sun  ○  Fri. 13,  “Superstition Gone Wild” - Don’t
      Space is limited!                    ○ ○  goes down and the gate is locked? Have you  ○ ○  be scared, grab your lucky penny and come
      Red Rock Day Camp - Come to the outdoor  ○ wondered what backpacking and staying out  ○ on! It’s going to be a fabulous night filled with
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      classroom at Red Rock Canyon. (*)    ○ in the desert all night would be like? Then this  ○ wild superstitions! Mod., 6 mi. (#)
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               Fri. 6, - “Totally Toads”! - Explore and  ○ is a program for you! Mod.- Stren., 6 mi. (#)  ○  Fri. 13,  “Hike Leader’s Choice” - Travel
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      seek out the world of spadefoot toads.  ○  Sat. 7,  “Willow Walks and Talks” - En-  ○ ○  back in time to Grapevine Canyon, within Christ-
                                            joy a beautiful summer morning with a naturalist  ○ mas Tree Pass. View evidence that prehistoric
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      FAMILY PROGRAMS                      ○ as we walk and talk about Red Rock Canyon;  ○ Indians lived in the area. Bring something inspi-
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      Tuesdays all month: ‘Cactus Jack’ Ryan  ○ Easy, 2 mi. (*)                   ○ rational to read and lunch; Mod., 3 - 4 mi. (*)
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      (9 a.m. - noon) will give 15-20 min. programs  ○  Sat. 7, “Wild One” (10 a.m. - noon) - Meet  ○  Sat. 14, “Full Moon Frenzy” - What could
      on a wide variety of topics related to Red Rock  ○ ○  “Abigail,” an adopted wild horse who became  ○ ○  be better than a warm summer night? Good
      Canyon. (+)                          ○ a champion. At the Visitor Center Corral. (+)  ○ company, good food, and a full moon. Find out
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          Mon. 2,  “La Madre Springs” - Join us  ○  ○  Sun. 8, “Ups and Downs among the Pin-  ○ why this was and is a special time for many;
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      on a trek to an old hermit’s cabin and learn  ○ yons” - A Mt. Charleston woodland climb of  ○  Mod., 3 mi. (#)
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      about the car strippers’ operation along the  ○  nearly 1000' with plenty of scenery and some  ○ ○  Sat. 14 & 28; Sun. 22, “Batty about Bats”
      way; Mod., 4 mi. (*)                 ○ ○  tree tidbits from Jack; Mod., 5 mi. (+)  ○ - Have you ever seen a bat close up? Or heard
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           Wed. 4 & 18,  “Moenkopi Morning” -  ○  “Creative Canyon Series: Big Sky Yoga and  ○ one as it is flying after an insect? Join us for a
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      Spring into step with Janis as she hikes along  ○ Walking Program”  with Melanie Paulk  ○ slide program in the Visitor Center on bats
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      this wonderful trail that has fantastic views and  ○  Abderraham. (*)       ○  around the world. Then we’ll drive to a spring
      a peaceful breeze. Easy, 2 mi. (*)   ○ ○  Sun. 8, - Breath awareness exercises, de-  ○ ○  where we’ll watch and listen to the bats. Don’t
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           Wed. 4,  “Where’s the Waterfall?” - Did  ○ velopmental warm-ups, a combined yoga  ○ forget a hat and scarf! Easy, 1/2 mi.  (#)
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      you realize that waterfalls also live and die?  ○ practice and walk.  Experience meditation in  ○  ○  Sat. 14, “Nature’s Detectives” -Children
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      Flow with the life story of a desert fall; 3 mi. (#)  ○  ○  movement. Course fills up quickly.  ○ and parents will become detectives who hike
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          Wed. 4 & 18,  “Creative Canyon Series:  Sun. 22,  - Gentle Yoga combined with  and search to find the wonders hidden in our
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      “Sunrise Yoga” - Yoga under the Big Sky with  walking the trails at Calico Basin. All experi-  amazing desert! Easy, 2 mi. (*)
      certified yoga instructor Melanie Paulk-  ence levels. Explore breath awareness exer-  Sun. 15, “Make a Date with Dad” - It’s a
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