Community Calendar

The Sandhill Cranes are winging their way north. Watch for the first arrivals in the next few weeks and let Kachemak Crane Watch know when, where, and how many you see!

Report your sightings to Kachemak Crane Watch by calling 907-235-6262 or emailing reports@cranewatch.org. This is the most reliable way of making sure your important sighting makes it into our citizen science information for the year. Happy crane watching!

Nina

Join the Kachemak Bay Campus Sustainable Agriculture team on Tuesday, April 4 from 6 to 7:30 pm for the first of three, free classes to explore Gardening for Absolute Beginners. Learn about keeping it manageable and planning for success. Focus on understanding your land including windbreaks, sun exposure, soil, and minimizing effort in ways that make sense. Remember, It’s a marathon, not a race. Attend in person or join via zoom. For more information call (907) 235-1674.

The Sandhill Cranes are winging their way north. Watch for the first arrivals in the next few weeks and let Kachemak Crane Watch know when, where, and how many you see!

Report your sightings to Kachemak Crane Watch by calling 907-235-6262 or emailing reports@cranewatch.org. This is the most reliable way of making sure your important sighting makes it into our citizen science information for the year. Happy crane watching!

Nina

Mental Health & Crafting Group is back! Conversations will be led by a Therapist focusing on making hard decisions and calming chaos. Due to the sensitive nature of the topics discussed, this group is for those 18+ and FREE of cost!

Time: 2:00-4:00 pm
Dates: January 7, January 14, January 21, and January 28
Location: Kenai Peninsula College

For more information, call 907-235-6667 or email irpcacs@gmail.com!

Join the Kachemak Bay Campus Sustainable Agriculture team on Tuesday, April 4 from 6 to 7:30 pm for the first of three, free classes to explore Gardening for Absolute Beginners. Learn about keeping it manageable and planning for success. Focus on understanding your land including windbreaks, sun exposure, soil, and minimizing effort in ways that make sense. Remember, It’s a marathon, not a race. Attend in person or join via zoom. For more information call (907) 235-1674.

The Sandhill Cranes are winging their way north. Watch for the first arrivals in the next few weeks and let Kachemak Crane Watch know when, where, and how many you see!

Report your sightings to Kachemak Crane Watch by calling 907-235-6262 or emailing reports@cranewatch.org. This is the most reliable way of making sure your important sighting makes it into our citizen science information for the year. Happy crane watching!

Nina

Join the Kachemak Bay Campus Sustainable Agriculture team on Tuesday, April 4 from 6 to 7:30 pm for the first of three, free classes to explore Gardening for Absolute Beginners. Learn about keeping it manageable and planning for success. Focus on understanding your land including windbreaks, sun exposure, soil, and minimizing effort in ways that make sense. Remember, It’s a marathon, not a race. Attend in person or join via zoom. For more information call (907) 235-1674.

Join us for a newborn/caregiver playgroup for baby playtime, songs, crafts, discuss parenting and child development. Open to all caregivers with babies up to 14 months of age. Led by Sprout and a Certified Nurse Midwife from the office of Katie Ostrom MD.

The Sandhill Cranes are winging their way north. Watch for the first arrivals in the next few weeks and let Kachemak Crane Watch know when, where, and how many you see!

Report your sightings to Kachemak Crane Watch by calling 907-235-6262 or emailing reports@cranewatch.org. This is the most reliable way of making sure your important sighting makes it into our citizen science information for the year. Happy crane watching!

Nina

Join the Kachemak Bay Campus Sustainable Agriculture team on Tuesday, April 4 from 6 to 7:30 pm for the first of three, free classes to explore Gardening for Absolute Beginners. Learn about keeping it manageable and planning for success. Focus on understanding your land including windbreaks, sun exposure, soil, and minimizing effort in ways that make sense. Remember, It’s a marathon, not a race. Attend in person or join via zoom. For more information call (907) 235-1674.