For some, a scent is worth a thousand words
By
The Idyllwild’s Nature Center Junior Naturalist program for youngsters held Saturday, Aug.6 was titled “The Nose Knows: When a scent is worth a thousand words.” Under the supervision of center staffer Jyoti Kintz and the youngsters’ grandmother, Diane Johnson (not shown), three Junior Naturalists learn how to handle a small boa. From left, Chloe Waters, Candyce Waters and Sally Casillas. Photo: Cid Castillo
Similar Posts
Local arborist talks about the art and science of trees
By Idyllwild Arts AcademyContributed “Trees are a form of public art,” says John Huddleston, explaining the sponsorship by Idyllwild Arts Academy’s Art in Society ( HYPERLINK “https://www.idyllwildarts.org/academy/ais/” idyllwildarts.org/academy/ais/) program of his webinar this Thursday morning, May 14. John’s webinar will be livestreamed at HYPERLINK “https://www.facebook.com/idyllwildarts/” https://www.facebook.com/idyllwildarts/, and will also be accessible at HYPERLINK “https://idyllwildarts.zoom.us/j/96904131628” \t…
PCTA’s John Remmers on living the dream
By Holly ParsonsCorrespondent An unprecedented nature experience sums up the allure of the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT). Each year between March and June, Idyllwild is the first major re-supply hub for migrating hikers from around the world. Beginning at the southern terminus (Mexican border), hikers journey north for 2,650 miles “beyond the pale,” into a…
