SSU Students - Learn More About Naturalist Trainings!
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If you are an SSU student interested in joining Student Naturalist training this semester, join any one of info sessions at the beginning of the semester (you only need to show up to one on 8/26, 8/27, 8/31, 9/1, 9/2, or 9/3) to learn about the opportunity and ask questions.
More info at https://cei.sonoma.edu/events/fall-2026-ssu-students-learn-more-about-naturalist-trainings-join-1-info-session.
SSU Students - Learn More About Naturalist Trainings!
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If you are an SSU student interested in joining Student Naturalist training this semester, join any one of info sessions at the beginning of the semester (you only need to show up to one on 8/26, 8/27, 8/31, 9/1, 9/2, or 9/3) to learn about the opportunity and ask questions.
More info at https://cei.sonoma.edu/events/fall-2026-ssu-students-learn-more-about-naturalist-trainings-join-1-info-session.
SSU Students - Learn More About Naturalist Trainings!
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If you are an SSU student interested in joining Student Naturalist training this semester, join any one of info sessions at the beginning of the semester (you only need to show up to one on 8/26, 8/27, 8/31, 9/1, 9/2, or 9/3) to learn about the opportunity and ask questions.
More info at https://cei.sonoma.edu/events/fall-2026-ssu-students-learn-more-about-naturalist-trainings-join-1-info-session.
Naturalist Ed Series: Geology of Sonoma Mountain
Join us for a free educational event and hike at Fairfield Osborn Preserve, a 15-minute drive from the main campus. Geology is the study of the Earth; its composition, history and physical processes. Sonoma State University’s Geology Instructor Nicole Myers will share about the geology of Sonoma County, including Sonoma Mountain. How have tectonic, seismic, and volcanic events formed the rocks, valleys, and mountains around us? We will explore Osborn Preserve to learn about geologic processes and climatic trends that comprise the natural forces of Sonoma County, including wildfires, floods and earthquakes. See https://cei.sonoma.edu/calendar-events for details.
SSU Students - Learn More About Naturalist Trainings!
If you are an SSU student interested in joining Student Naturalist training this semester, join any one of info sessions at the beginning of the semester (you only need to show up to one on 8/26, 8/27, 8/31, 9/1, 9/2, or 9/3) to learn about the opportunity and ask questions.
More info at https://cei.sonoma.edu/events/fall-2026-ssu-students-learn-more-about-naturalist-trainings-join-1-info-session.
Red Zone Kickoff: Be Smart Before You Start
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Celebrate the start of the semester with a lawn party on the Sauvignon green, complete with yard games, food, music, and more!
For more information, please contact mckeebakos@sonoma.edu.
Red Zone: Resource & Self Care Fair
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Stop by Person Lawn as we kick off our Red Zone campaign with a Resource and Self-Care Fair! We'll have various crafts, amazing on-campus and community resources, and more.
For more information, please contact mckeebakos@sonoma.edu.
Naturalist Ed Series: Observing and Identifying Plants
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Join us for a free educational event and hike at Fairfield Osborn Preserve, a 15-minute drive from the main campus. Native plants provide shelter and food for wildlife and support pollinators. Join us to learn about plant diversity at the Osborn Preserve! We will explore a variety of vegetation communities including oak woodland, riparian, grassland and more where we will observe plants through sight, touch and smell. Find out what different types of plants are up to this late summer season. See https://cei.sonoma.edu/calendar-events for details.
Fall Field Trip to the Wild Honeybee Populations
Explore wild bee trees and hike at Galbreath Wildlands Preserve, a 90-minute drive from the main campus. Join us to learn about the comprehensive 7-year research endeavor initiated by Apis Arborea. Through this endeavor, they’ve witnessed wild honeybee trees' intrinsic preferences, their behaviors and their role as integral members of a diverse pollinator community. Michael Thiele, the founder and president of Apis Arborea, is offering a rare chance to join this field trip where you will explore wild bee trees, delve into intricacies of their project and engage in hands-on activities such as beelining. There is a $10 admission fee, see https://cei.sonoma.edu/Galbreath-bees for details.