Forest bathing, animal yoga, wildfire tours and other great events in the second-ever California State Parks Week this June.
Ever hear of a “butterfly seed bomb”? That would be a clay ball full of native wildflower seeds you huck into the wild, where it’ll sprout to provide nectar for migrating Monarchs.
You can make a butterfly seed bomb – and go birding in salt marshes, take guided tours of wildfire burn zones and partake inNow in its second year, the event celebrates California’s 280 state parks with an array of unique activities geared to get you out of the house and exploring nature. You can find the full list at
, but in the meantime here’s a sampling of what’s happening around the Bay Area. Note that some events require advanced reservations, and others marked as free still require entrance or day-use fees for those parks:“Forest bathing, a literal translation of the Japanese word, is the practice of absorbing the calming, wellness-inducing atmosphere of natural places. While many people come to Mount Tamalpais to do something outdoors, join us instead to explore the experience of just being in nature.
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