5907 E. Valley Forge Dr., Orange, CA 92869
Last Trees, Birds & History @ Fairhaven Memorial Park of 2025!
Sat, November 8, 2025 9AM - 11AM
1702 Fairhaven Ave, Santa Ana, CA map
*Please note that this is the last Nature Walk at Fairhaven of 2025. Starting next year, the Nature Walks will be seasonal, consisting of FOUR walks in 2026. *
Join Barefoot Joel & Fairhaven's Emily on a stimulating journey through a hidden sanctuary where you'll find impressive trees from around the world and a diversity of birds and other curious critters.
Learn how to identify species through guided observational techniques. Gravitate towards intriguing trees and admire their most memorable characteristics, including colorful blossoms, shapely leaves, strange fruits, attractive fragrances, textured trunks and gnarly branches.
Appreciate the lively chorus of birds and watch them play, hunt, forage and nest. Bring a pair of binoculars to aid in your discovery of elusive species.
Along the way, we'll find famous memorials, including Leo Fender and Corrie ten Boom, and learn about influential historical figures buried in the park since its establishment by Oliver Halsell in 1911.
This is a slow, easy walk on manicured lawn and pavement with a mix of full sun exposure and shade. The lawn is sometimes soggy, so wear comfortable shoes that you don't mind getting wet.
WHERE: Meet in front of the Administration Office
INSTAGRAM: @fairhavennature @naturalistforyou
WESTERN BLUEBIRD INFO: Susan Bulger suebulger@gmail.com
DONATIONS OPTIONAL: https://www.naturalist-for-you.org/donate
Join Barefoot Joel & Fairhaven's Emily on a stimulating journey through a hidden sanctuary where you'll find impressive trees from around the world and a diversity of birds and other curious critters.
Learn how to identify species through guided observational techniques. Gravitate towards intriguing trees and admire their most memorable characteristics, including colorful blossoms, shapely leaves, strange fruits, attractive fragrances, textured trunks and gnarly branches.
Appreciate the lively chorus of birds and watch them play, hunt, forage and nest. Bring a pair of binoculars to aid in your discovery of elusive species.
Along the way, we'll find famous memorials, including Leo Fender and Corrie ten Boom, and learn about influential historical figures buried in the park since its establishment by Oliver Halsell in 1911.
This is a slow, easy walk on manicured lawn and pavement with a mix of full sun exposure and shade. The lawn is sometimes soggy, so wear comfortable shoes that you don't mind getting wet.
WHERE: Meet in front of the Administration Office
INSTAGRAM: @fairhavennature @naturalistforyou
WESTERN BLUEBIRD INFO: Susan Bulger suebulger@gmail.com
DONATIONS OPTIONAL: https://www.naturalist-for-you.org/donate