Melissa Peeples, Ph.D., Native Seed Search will explain how indigenous people farmed in the arid lands southwest United States over the last 4,000 years.
Trees Matter whose mission is to inspire and promote an increased tree canopy in the Valley will provide information about how to plant, grow and maintain beautiful trees adapted to our area. Trees provide many benefits including shade, wildlife habitat, and food. Just by planting a tree strategically you can save money on your electricity […]
Horticulturist Kirti Matura will explain the nationwide program Green Bridges, led by the Herb Society of America, that urges people to grow herb gardens for wildlife. This is a Free event but registration is required. Please RSVP below. Thanks
Claude Haynes of the East Valley Astronomy Club will lead participants in viewing the full moon on the year’s shortest day. Program will be at the Gilbert Riparian Ranch’s observatory. Participants will meet at the Gilbert Riparian Ranch. The observatory is located within the Riparian preserve at the east end of the lake, which sits […]
Interested in learning more about our snow birds that are visiting the Riparian? Come to this FREE program lead by naturalist Jennie Rambo and learn about winter migratory birds.
Join HDSOUTH- Home of the Gilbert Historical Museum and STEM Revolution for a great time learning about robot while building and enjoying. Open to 1st -4rd grade STEM Revolution is a company that helps schools, school districts and communities around the world develop STEM programs, according to the company's website. Cost: $35.00
Join Annikki Chamberlain, Town of Gilbert Water Conservation Department to learn about the Town of Gilbert’s innovative and wildlife friendly wastewater program.
