Information for attendees: 2018 San Quintín Bay Bird Festival

Information for attendees

For three days, you will be able to observe birds and celebrate their migration. You will walk among extinct volcanoes and wetlands, camp near the ocean, learn about native plants, enjoy seafood, and you will have the opportunity to be part of a great celebration within the community.

Go on an adventure at the Sudoeste volcano, let the view of the wetlands and the Pacific Ocean take your breath away, and enjoy the truly unique vegetation. This festival provides a space to disconnect from everyday urban life; a space to stop, breathe, and focus on what is happening NOW.

This festival is for you if: You are in love with the peninsula and you seek to discover the natural wonders that live in it.

You want to spend three days surrounded by nature, among volcanoes, wetlands and delicious sea gastronomy.

You are interested in the conservation of natural areas.

You would like to witness the wonder that bird migration is as birds make their journey through the peninsula.

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“The festival is for you if you are adventurous, robust and ready to live life close to nature and off grid, enjoy lots of open spaces and peace and quiet. The enchantments of life on the bay include: being surrounded by volcanoes, sunrises over the bay while fishing boats pass by, all the wonderful wildlife especially the many types of birds. And last but not least… the starry, starry nights and the moonlight on the bay”.

Marcie Hall, San Quintín resident

Content About the festival

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Sponsors

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Importance of the festival

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Activities Registration and payment options Location Transportation

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Accommodations Recommendations Contact Schedule-at-a-glance

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This festival is only possible thanks to the support of our sponsors, donors and volunteers.

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Why is the San Quintín Bay special for the shorebirds?

Baja California is the second largest peninsula in the world. The large biodiversity of endemic flora and fauna found here is due to the peninsula’s geographical location. In it, the wonderful duality of sea and desert are brought together, resulting in one of the greatest treasures we have: the San Quintín Bay. This region is considered an important stopover site in the Pacific Flyway since over 25,000 migratory shorebirds arrive to the bay each year either for reproduction purposes or to stay during the winter.

The San Quintín Bay is: Wetland of International Importance designated by the Ramsar Convention.

Shorebird Reserve since 2008 and part of the Western Hemisphere Shorebird Reserve Network (WHSRN).

Important Bird Conservation Area in Mexico.

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History of the festival The Bird Festivals were born in 2015 with the purpose of celebrating bird migration in winter in the San Quintín Bay. The festivals are also an opportunity for the community to learn about care and protection of birds and their habitats through educational and artistic activities. The three previous editions were held in one day. This fourth edition is the first time that the festival will be held in three days. The attendees will be able to choose different outdoors activities and learn about nature-related topics such as birds, archaeology, vegetation, wildlife, and marine life.

The festivals are also an opportunity for the community to learn about care and protection of birds and their habitats through educational and artistic activities.

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Activities > Welcome party, toast and sea gastronomy Date and time:

Thursday December 6 from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm Location: Molino Viejo restaurant

FREE ADMISION

DEC/06 4-6 p.m.

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Included: - Appetizers and wine for the first 130 attendees

- Live music - Information booths (about activities and workshops) Not included:

- Food and drinks (to order)

Description: This day is to celebrate the start of the festival and we will mark the beginning of the 2nd. Birdwatching Marathon in San QuintĂ­n Bay. In addition, there will be booths where we will provide information about the activities and workshops of the festival.

Recommendations: arrive on time Recommendations: arrive on time

Birdwatching boat tour Duration: 2 hours Price per person: $45 dollars Capacity: 6 people per group Date and time: Friday December 7 from 8:00 am to 10:00 am (group 1) Friday December 7 from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm (group 2)

DEC/07 8-10 a.m.

10 a.m- 12 p.m.

Meeting location: Molino Viejo restaurant

Guides:

- Jonathan Vargas, MSc (group 1) and - Eduardo Palacios, PhD (group 2) Included: - Birdwatching guides with experience - Guide for identification of common birds - Tour map - Printed list of birds - Fishing permit Not included: - Food - Optical equipment

Description: This activity consists of a boat tour around the bay in search of seabirds and migratory birds. The tour has a duration of 2 hours and is suitable for everyone. It’s a show you do not want to miss; it’s the ideal scenario to look for migratory seabirds and photograph the emblematic black brant.

Recommendations: Bring binoculars, a hat, sunscreen, proper clothing for the activity, sunglasses, a reusable water bottle, and snacks.

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Hiking for botanical identification from the Wetland Arco Central to the Sudoeste Volcano: climb, identify, and draw Guide:

Duration: 3 hours Price per person: $22 dollars Capacity: 14 people per group

DIC/07 . DIC/08 9 a.m.- 12 p.m Distance: 7.78 km (4.83 miles) Difficulty: high

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Date and time: Friday December 7 from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm Saturday December 8 from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm Meeting location: Mirador Valle Volcánico in La Chorera

Claudia Leyva, PhD and Moisés Santos Mena from Indómita Aventuras Educativas -

Included: Tour guide Guide for plant identification Tour map Drawing materials

Not included: - Food - Trekking sticks

Description: In this hiking, you will know and identify the transitional vegetation of the wetland El Arco, the sand dunes and the Sudoeste volcano. You will also enjoy a drawing session at the foothills of the volcano where you can draw your favorite plant of the tour.

Recommendations: Bring closed footwear (trekking and hiking), a jacket, a hat, sunscreen, proper clothing for the activity, binoculars, sunglasses, a reusable water bottle, and snacks.

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Identification tour to the rocky intertidal Duration: 1 hour and a half Price per person: FREE Capacity: 15 people Date and time: Friday December 7 from 2:00 pm to 3:30 pm Distance: 200 meters (656 feet) of rocky intertidal

Meeting location:

DEC/07 2- 3:30 p.m

Guides:

Ricardo Domínguez from Terra Peninsular and Keith Lombardo from Southern California Research Learning Center Difficulty: high Included:: - Tour guide - Identification guide Not included: - Food

La Chorera beach

Description: In addition to a relaxing walk by the beach, the tour leads you to explore the rocky intertidal, a landscape hidden by the tides. Joined by experts, you will get into the sea pools where you will be able to appreciate a whole ecosystem of organisms that seem to be from outer space.

The intertidal area is one of the most important ones for shorebirds. Many species are adjusted to survive in these environments, where they can find plenty of food in the rocky intertidal.

This is the case for species such as the American oystercatcher, the black oystercatcher, the ruddy turnstone, the black turnstone, and the surfbird.

During migration, San Quintín is an important site for birds to rest and eat.

Recommendations: Bring closed footwear (trekking and hiking), an extra pair of shoes, a windbreaker jacket, a cap or hat, sunscreen, proper clothing for the activity, sunglasses, a reusable water bottle, and snacks.

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Activities > Journey to the past of the coast: archaeological trial through shell middens

DEC/07 10 a.m.- 12 p.m 2 p.m.- 4 p.m

Duration: 2 hours Price per person: FREE

Guide:

Capacity: 10 people per group Date and time: Friday December 7 from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm Friday December 7 from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm

Distance: kilometers (4921 feet) Difficulty: medium

Meeting location: Mirador Valle VolcĂĄnico, in La Chorera

Enah Montserrat Fonseca from the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH)

Included: - Tour guide - Identification guide - Tour map Not included: - Food

Description: Have you ever thought about travelling to the past? Would you like to find out how people lived hundreds and thousands of years ago? Fortunately, there are still places that give us the possibility to look back in both time and space. San QuintĂ­n, in Baja California, is a territory of great bio-cultural wealth recognized and seized since 8,000 years ago by groups of hunters-collectors-fishermen. By walking between the coastal dunes, you will be able to observe the footprints of the former settlers. You will discover their favorite meals, the way they cooked them, the tools they used, and if you are very insightful, even the relationships they established with nature.

Recommendations: Bring closed footwear (trekking and hiking), a jacket, a hat, sunscreen, proper clothing for the activity, binoculars, sunglasses, a reusable water bottle, and snacks.

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Photographic safari with the nature photographers of the Huellas Volcรกnicas Club Guides: Duration: 2 hours Price per person: FREE

Huellas Volcanicas Photography Club and Alex Espinosa, documentary photographer

Capacity: 15 people

Distance: 1.5 kilometers (4921 feet)

Date and time: Friday December 7 from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm

DEC/07 2 p.m.- 4 p.m

Meeting location: Jaime Torres Bodet elementary school in La Chorera

Difficulty: low Included: - Tour guide - Tour map Not included: - Food - Photographic equipment

Description: Do you want to learn how to photograph the unique sunsets of the bay and discover places with one-of-akind flora and landscapes? Get together with the community!

Join the youth club of photographers of local nature and the professional photographer Alex Espinosa in a walk where they will teach you techniques and recommendations for you to take amazing photographs of nature.

Recommendations: Bring photographic equipment, closed footwear (trekking and hiking), a jacket, a cap or hat, sunscreen, proper clothing for the activity, binoculars, sunglasses, a reusable water bottle, and snacks.

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Birdwatching tour: go and see birds Duration: 3 hours and a half Price per person: $22 dollars Capacity: 14 people Date and time: Friday December 7 from 1:00 pm to 4:30 pm Saturday December 8 from 7:00 am to 10:30 am

DEC/07 . DEC/08 1 p.m.- 4:30 p.m 7- 10:30 a.m

Meeting location: Mirador Valle Volcánico, in La Chorera

Guide: Jonathan Vargas, MSc -

Included: Tour guide expert in birds Tour map Identification guide Transportation for the tour

Not included: - Food - Binoculars

Distance: 10.2 kilometers (6.3 miles) Difficulty: medium

Description: The activity consists of a 10.2 km tour in a van with intermittent stops and short walks to go through different places at the bay in search of the greatest diversity of birds. In the tour, we will visit the foothills of the volcanoes: Riveroll, 771, Picacho Vizcaíno and Kenton. We will see the oyster farms in Bahía Falsa in search of sea and shorebirds.

Then, we will go to the Monte Ceniza Nature Reserve where we will have a beautiful panoramic view of the sunset from the top of the volcano.

Recommendations: Bring binoculars, camera, closed footwear (trekking and hiking), a jacket, a cap or hat, sunscreen, proper clothing for the activity, sunglasses, a reusable water bottle, and snacks.

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2nd. Birdwatching Marathon Category: beginners

Date and time:

Saturday December 8 from 12:30 pm to 3:00 pm

Included: - Printed list of common - Participation certificate

FREE REGISTRATION Capacity: 15 people (5 groups of 3 participants)

Category: advanced

Date and time:

starts Thursday December 6 at 5:00 pm and ends on Saturday December 8 at 1:00 pm FREE REGISTRATION

Included: - Printed list of common birds of the area - Participation certificate

Not included: - Binoculars - Transportation

DEC/08 12:30 p.m.- 3 p.m DEC/06 5:00 p.m

Not included: - Binoculars - Transportation

Participation guidelines: http://terrapeninsular.org/en/birdwatching-marathon/ Send an email to Jonathan Vargas for registration: jonathan@terrapeninsular.org

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Oceanfront party Date and time: Saturday December 8 from 1:00 pm to 6:00 pm Location: Campo Don Álvaro, La Chorera FREE ADMISSION

DEC/08 1 p.m.- 6 p.m

Included: - Educational and interactive stands - Live music - Exhibition of birds of prey - Food and drinks sale - Announcement of the winners of the 2nd.

Birdwatching Marathon Not included: - Food and drinks

Description: The Oceanfront party is a tradition in Bird Festivals and in this edition, you will enjoy 10 educational and interactive stands on nature, archaeology, and art. Our special guests are: the Sierra de San Pedro Mártir National Park, the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH), Contacto Salvaje A.C., Club de Dibujo Online, and Ecología Municipal.

In addition, there will be sea gastronomy made by the local communities. And you would not want to leave without a craft made by Manos de Mar with local natural materials. Music will be in charge of our guest band Mala Banda who will make us dance with cumbias, reggae, ska, rock, and funk.

Recommendations: Bring cash to buy food, drinks and crafts, bring binoculars, camera, closed footwear, a jacket, a cap or hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses The full program of activities is available at: http://terrapeninsular.org/en/4th-san-quintin-bay-birdfestival-program-2018/

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Registration and payment options Registration is required for all activities (free or not). Send us an email to festivaldelasaves@ terrapeninsular.org indicating the name of the activity, date, time and the number of people.

How to pay?

Option 1:

Credit card Use your credit card and make your payment through one of our fiscal sponsors in the US, the International Community Foundation (ICF).

CLICK HERE

Option 2:

Make your payment with debit or credit card through your PayPal account in a quick and safe way.

CLICK HERE

If you have questions or problems with your registration: Send us an email to festivaldelasaves@terrapeninsular.org Join the Facebook group Festival de las Aves en San QuintĂ­n More information: http://terrapeninsular.org/en/ways-to-give/

* IMPORTANT: after paying, please send us the payment voucher to the same email account to guarantee your registration.

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Location The Bird Festival will be held in San Quintín, Baja California, Mexico.

Download the map activities here (PDF)

How to get there from San Diego?

Duración: between 5 and 6 hours.

There are 3 toll booths between Tijuana and Ensenada that have signs to indicate the amount to be paid in US dollars and Mexican pesos.

Follow the route on Google Maps: https://goo.gl/maps/paKWSogG9HK2

How to get there from Ensenada?

Follow the Transpeninsular highway.

Travel time: between 3 and 4 hours.

There are not toll booths between Ensenada and San Quintín.

Follow the route on Google Maps: https://goo.gl/maps/n1gaebHTSLr More information on how to get there: https://visitasanquintin.com/ es/informacion-turistica/

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Transportation Vehicle rental sites in Ensenada:

If you drive your own car, take into account that most of the roads leading to where the activities will be held are not paved.

There are vehicle rental companies in the Tijuana International Airport and in the San Diego International Airport.

Bus from Ensenada to San Quintín Travel time: 3.5 hours Ticket price: $290.00 Mexican pesos Timetables: 7:30 am, 9:00 am, 11:00 am, 1:00 pm, 2:00 pm, 2:25 pm, 4:00 pm, 5:00 pm, 6:00 pm, 7:00 pm, 8:00 pm and 9:00 pm Departure: Bus Terminal in Ensenada, Avenida Riveroll 1030 Zona Centro, between Calle Diez and Calle Once

Carpool Important note: the Bus Terminal does not have online service and you need to go there to buy the tickets. They accept cash and debit or credit card payments.

Join the Facebook group Festival de las Aves en San Quintín to ask for a ride or for carpooling.

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Where to stay?

Rural accommodation La Chorera

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Live the experience of the festival and stay in the homes of the members of La Chorera community. This accommodation is for you if you like to meet new people, bond with them, learn new traditions, and listen to stories.

Location: https://goo.gl/maps/eRo4Q2TKrDU2

Casa La Ola in the Punta Mazo Natural Reserve. 2 Enjoy with your friends or family in this fully furnished house near the ocean.

4x4 vehicle required Capacity: 3 people Included: 1 double room and 1 single room, kitchen, dining room, living room, bathroom, hot water, and parking Not included: food, cleaning service, transportation, shower Cost: $10 US dollars per person per night ($200 Mexican pesos)

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Location: https://goo.gl/maps/JzX7oZ8QhC22

Cabaña El Refugio in the Punta Mazo Natural Reserve This accommodation is for you if you’d like to share the cabin with your family or friends.

4x4 vehicle required Capacity: 10 people Included: 6 single beds, 2 double beds, sheets, pillows, blankets, electricity, water,

Location: https://goo.gl/maps/zdwML9qJ8Kw

3 kitchen, dry toilet, parking, 24-hour surveillance Not included: food, cleaning service, extra blankets, shower, transportation Cost: $10 US dollars per person per night ($200 Mexican pesos)

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Where to stay?

Camping If you like camping, we have several options for you:

Campo La Palapa in the Punta Mazo Nature Reserve This campsite is for you if you want to camp by the ocean within a nature reserve.

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4x4 vehicle required Capacity: 16 people (recommendation: 2 or more people per tent).

Included: camping area, beach hut, bar for food preparation, dry toilet, bathroom.

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Location: https://goo.gl/maps/JzX7oZ8QhC22

Not included: shower, food, camping equipment, electricity, transportation.

Cost: $10 US dollars per person per night ($200 Mexican pesos)

For more information, send us an email to festivaldelasaves@ terrapeninsular.org

Location: https://goo.gl/maps/WpapQkExaLA2

Certified campsite “Leave No Trace” in the Monte Ceniza Nature Reserve This campsite is for you if you have the certificate Leave No Trace issued by the Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics or if you are a graduate student from any course taught by the National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS).

Capacity: 10 people Included: camping permit for staying in the Monte Ceniza Natural Reserve, parking Not included: camping equipment, bathroom, transportation, food, infrastructure Cost: $10 US dollars per person per night ($200 Mexican pesos)

Campo Don Álvaro at La Chorera This camp is for you if you want to stay close to the area where the festival activities will be carried out.

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Capacity: 16 people (recommen- Cost: $10 US dollars dation: 2 or more people per tent) per person per night Included: camping area, dry toilet, ($200 Mexican pesos) parking Not included: camping equipment, food, electricity, shower, transportation

Ubication: https://goo.gl/maps/HZs7VoFm7482

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Standard accommodations

Where to stay?

If you seek the comfort and privacy of a hotel, this accommodation is for you. We recommend that you book your accommodation with time.

Hotel

Travel time from the hotel Preferential to La Chorera rate

Jardines Baja

40 minutes

No

Mission Inn

56 minutes

Yes

MisiĂłn Santa MarĂ­a

55 minutes

Yes

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Regular rate

Single room $650 MXN / $35 USD Twin room $850 MXN / $45 USD

Booking code

Phone number

Not applicable

+52 (616) 165 60 60

Single room $870 MXN / 2 people Twin room $950 MXN / 4 people

Festival de las aves (Bird Festival)

+52 (616) 166 44 00

Single and/ or twin room $765 MXN

Not applicable

+52 (616) 165 90 94

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Executive accommodations

If you seek the security of your stay in a hotel, this accommodation is for you.

This hotel has security cameras in all its facilities and only one entrance to the parking lot. We recommend that you book your accommodation with time.

Travel time from the hotel Hotel Preferential to La rate Chorera La Villa de San QuintĂ­n

39 minutes

Yes

Regular rate

Single room $810 MXN / 2 people Twin room $945 MXN / 4 people

Booking code

Festival de las aves (Bird Festival)

Phone number

+52 (616) 165 18 00

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Where to eat?

Community area In the entrance of La Chorera community, there will be an area for breakfast and lunch for sale at the following hours:

Friday December 7 7:00 am to 5:00 pm

Saturday December 8 7:00 am to 11:00 am

Location: entry to La Chorera (right after the Mirador Valle Volcánico)

Important note: only cash payments

Restaurants in San Quintín

El Despertar

Molino Viejo

La Villa de San Quintín

More options and restaurants: http://visitasanquintin.com/es/

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María Bonita

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Recommendations and general requirements San Quintín presents a Mediterranean climate.

In winter, the maximum temperature is 20 Celsius degrees (68° F) and the minimum is 2 Celsius degrees (35° F). It’s important to check the weather conditions at https://weather.com/ There is limited public transportation service in San Quintín and there is no UBER service.

Temperature can drop considerably at night: bring comfortable and light clothing, pants, long-sleeve shirts, jacket, winter hat, gloves, etc.

A four-wheel drive is recommended due to road conditions since most of them aren’t paved.

Bring a first-aid kit and personal basic medicines (for headaches, dizziness, allergies, etc.).

It’s important to bring cash! Since not all restaurants accept card payments.

In San Quintín there are ATMs of the following banks: HSBC, Citibanamex, Banjercito and BBVA Bancomer.

Considerations

The festival is developed under the principles of “Leave No Trace” which means it is an event of low environmental impact.

More information here We aim to leave no trash at the bay, so it’s important not to throw away waste and to take with you the trash you produce.

This festival is conceived under a mindfulness philosophy. This means that we promote birdwatching as a form of meditation.

For safety, we will have an ambulance and the assistance of Grupo En-sar Búsqueda y Rescate de Ensenada, experts in risk situations and emergencies in remote areas.

You can bring your pets as long as they wear leash at all times since pets disturb birds.

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More information Main page of the festival http://terrapeninsular.org/en/sanquintin-bay-bird-festival/

Bird Festival FAQs http://terrapeninsular.org/en/birdfestivals-faqs/

Full program of activities http://terrapeninsular.org/en/4thsan-quintin-bay-bird-festivalprogram-2018/

Facebook event https://www.facebook.com/ events/315095672632819/

Map of activities (PDF) http://terrapeninsular.org/wpcontent/uploads/2018/10/Mapa-deactividades-Festival-de-las-Aves-2018. pdf

Be part of our Facebook community!

Join the Facebook group Festival de las Aves en San Quintín and get an answer to your questions, ask for a ride, do carpool, ask for recommendations, etc.

Group: https://www.facebook.com/ groups/292997791300831/

2nd. Birdwatching Marathon http://terrapeninsular.org/en/ birdwatching-marathon/

Emergency phone numbers

911 074

Contact information Send us an email to festivaldelasaves@terrapeninsular.org Contáctanos a través de Facebook, Instagram y/o Twitter y te responderemos a la brevedad posible.

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Schedule-at-a-glance Thursday 6 Opening ceremony, toast and sea gastronomy Time: 4:00 pm – 7:00 pm Location: Molino Viejo restaurant Activities: Opening ceremony Beginning of the 2nd. Birdwatching Marathon in San Quintín Bay Appetizers Live music FREE ADMISSION! (appetizers included) 2nd. Birdwatching Marathon in San Quintín Bay Category: advanced Begins on Thursday December 6 at 5:00 pm and ends on Saturday, December 8 at 1:00 pm FREE! Registration required, please contact Jonathan Vargas jonathan@ terrapeninsular.org More info: http://terrapeninsular.org/ en/birdwatching-marathon/

Friday 7 Birdwatching boat tour Group 1 | 8:00 am – 10:00 am.

Capacity: 6 people Group 2 | 10:00 am – 12:00 pm.

Capacity: 6 people Meeting location: Molino Viejo restaurant Cost per person: $45 dollars (permit included). Register at festivaldelasaves@terrapeninsular.org Plant identification while hiking from Arco Central wetland to Sudoeste volcano Time: 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Meeting location: Mirador Valle Volcánico, at La Chorera Guides: Indómita Aventuras Educativas Cost per person: $22 dollars.

Register at festivaldelasaves@terrapeninsular.org Capacity: 14 people Explore and identify the rocky intertidal Time: 2:00 pm – 3:30 pm Meeting location: La Chorera beach Guides: Ricardo Domínguez (Terra Peninsular) and Keith Lombardo (Cabrillo National Monument) FREE! Registration required at festivaldelasaves@terrapeninsular.org Capacity: 15 people

Archaeological trail through shell middens Group 1 | 10:00 am – 12:00 pm.

Capacity: 10 people Group 2 | 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm.

Capacity: 10 people Meeting location: Mirador Valle Volcánico, at La Chorera Guide: Enah Montserrat Fonseca / National Institute of Anthropology and History FREE! Registration required at festivaldelasaves@terrapeninsular.org

Birdwatching tour Horario: 1:00 pm – 4:30 pm Level: intermediate Salida: Mirador Valle Volcánico, at La Chorera Cost per person: $22 dollars.

Register at festivaldelasaves@ terrapeninsular.org Capacity: 14 people

Photographic safari with the Huellas Volcanicas Club Time: 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm Meeting location: Jaime Torres Bodet elementary school, at La Chorera FREE! Registration required at festivaldelasaves@terrapeninsular.org Capacity: 15 people

Saturday 8 Birdwatching tour Horario: 7:00 am – 10:30 am Level: intermediate Salida: Mirador Valle Volcánico, at La Chorera Cost per person: $22 dollars.

Register at festivaldelasaves@terrapeninsular.org Capacity: 14 people

Plant identification while hiking from Arco Central wetland to Sudoeste volcano Time: 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Meeting location: Mirador Valle Volcánico, at La Chorera Guides: Indómita Aventuras Educativas Cost per person: $22 dollars. Register at festivaldelasaves@terrapeninsular.org Capacity: 14 people

Oceanfront party!

Horario: 1:00 pm – 6:00 pm Location: La Chorera Activities: Sea gastronomy Wings, binoculars and bird masks workshop Birdwatching with telescope Photobooth Raffles Live music and presentations Interactive stands: migratory birds, kangaroo rat and archaeological sites Drawing club Presentation of Contacto Salvaje FREE ADMISSION!

2nd. Birdwatching Marathon in San Quintín Bay Category: beginners Time: 12:30 pm – 3:00 pm FREE! Registration required, please contact Jonathan Vargas jonathan@terrapeninsular.org More info:http://terrapeninsular. org/en/birdwatching-marathon/ Inauguration of the mural “Following the flyway” painted by the artist Esther Gámez Time: 3:00 pm Location: Campo Don Álvaro, at La Chorera FREE ADMISSION!

2nd. Birdwatching Marathon in San Quintín Bay Winners Announcement Time: 5:00 pm Location: La Chorera FREE ADMISSION!

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