Home  Sunday Programs 2008
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Sunday Programs & Events 2008 |
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Written by Administrator
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Friday, 16 March 2007 |
DUE TO UNFORESEEN CIRCUMSTANCES,
WILFEST SAN ANTONIO HAS BEEN CANCELLED THIS YEAR.
Our sincere apologies for your disappointment and inconvenience.
However, please visit and enjoy our great parks and natural areas. PROGRAMS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE DUE TO WEATHER OR OTHER SCHEDULING CIRCUMSTANCES BEYOND OUR CONTROL. |
WildFest San Antonio Program EventsSunday Morning EventsEvent Information
| Title, Leader, Venue & Description
| FIELD TRIPS Event Code
K001
Start Time
8 AM
Venue Fee
$0
Group Size
15
|  Birding Along the Medina River
Dodge Engelman Venue: Medina River Natural Area This relatively new park is fast proving to be a great birding spot. Green Kingfisher, buntings, warblers, orioles and tanagers are regularly found here in season, as well as many woodpeckers, vireos, wrens and sparrows all year. Trails of varying difficult lead through a nice natural area and along the river. For participants 12 and older. | Event Code
K002
Start Time
9 AM
Venue Fee
$0
Group Size
40 | San Antonio’s Riverwalk Behind the Scenes by Barge
Addison Looney Venue: Riverwalk Downtown  Great public spaces integrate the indoors and the outdoors. They celebrate local arts and culture. They reflect and respect the area’s history and environment. They encourage learning, relaxation, and reflection. They can be enjoyed along, with family, with friends. They are safe and accessible to all. And they serve. Get a behind-the-scenes look at how the San Antonio River and its Riverwalk serve all these functions for visitors and citizens alike. Youth friendly, ages 11-17 accompanied by an adult. ADA accessible. | Event Code
K003
Start Time
9 AM
Venue Fee
$15
Group Size
10
| Explore a Cave Under San Antonio: Robber Baron
TCMA members Venue: Robber Baron Cave Robber Baron is one of the most significant of the over 500 Bexar County caves. It is the longest cave in the county, one of the most geologically complex caves, and has a rich history. Six blind invertebrate species found nowhere else on earth have been discovered in the cave, two of which are listed endangered by the US Fish and Wildlife Service. On this trip, we will climb and crawl through some of the maze-like passages of this cave. This trip is for participants 10 and older who are in good physical condition and who don’t mind getting dirty. Hiking boot and gloves are suggested. Helmets, lights and kneepads will be provided. WAIVER REQUIRED. | Event Code
K004
Start Time
9 AM
Venue Fee*
$5
Group Size
15 |  South Texas Turtles
Andrea Coleman Venue: Mitchell Lake Audubon Center After a brief introduction to the biology, ecology and the importance of turtles in a wetland environment, we will venture out into the field to pull turtle traps and see what species we find. The trip will include hands-on experience with turtles. No wet gear required. *Children 5 and under free. | WORKSHOP Event Code
K005
Start Time
9 AM
Venue Fee
$0
Group Size
20 | Nature and Wildlife Photography 
Cindy Sims Venue: Semmes Library Amphitheater Improve your outdoor photos. Learn to work with light and shade to capture detail and improve composition. Understand the effect different backgrounds will have on your subject and final product. |
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 22 April 2008 )
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