My Sycamore Canyon
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Citizen Science MOU
The Ameal Moore Nature Center was proud to host the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signing for Riverside Citizen Science Wednesday morning, January 28, 2015. Alexander Friend (Station Director, USDA, Forest Service Pacific Southwest Research Station), Kim Wilcox (Chancellor of the…
Read MoreSecond Saturdays: Native Plants
The November Second Saturdays event was an enjoyable afternoon full of native plant education, visitor participation, and planting! Visitors were welcome to attend this free event where they learned what plants are good for the area, received water wise tips…
Read MoreWhat’s in the park?
The Sycamore Canyon Wilderness Park is a large 1,500 acre public open space park that is one of eight protected, core reserves. Designated by the Riverside County Habitat Conservation Agency (RCHCA) for the Federally-listed endangered species Dipodomys stephensi, the Stephens’…
Read MoreGrand opening!
The Ameal Moore Nature Center at Sycamore Canyon Wilderness Park (presented by the Riverside Metropolitan Museum and its partners) is officially open to the public! Family members of the late three-time Council member, Mr. Ameal Moore, were in attendance as…
Read MoreNature Center Construction Zone!
The final touches are being put on the Ameal Moore Nature Center at Sycamore Canyon Wilderness Park presented by the Riverside Metropolitan Museum and its partners. Today, large informational wall panels are being hung in preparation for the grand opening…
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