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A natural wildlife oasis in an urban area, the Nature Center is set among 100 acres of oak woodland along the American River Parkway in Carmichael, California. Here visitors learn about our region's natural history plus the importance of conserving and protecting our most precious natural resources. Follow to explore, discover and learn about the amazing natural and cultural history of our..
Effie Yeaw Sacramento Nature Center | Nature Blog
2y ago
Ever spotted a male deer with blood on their antlers and wondered what happened? If you see this during the upcoming fall, do not worry as it is normal! Read today's Ask a Naturalist to learn what causes the blood on a buck's antlers ..read more
Effie Yeaw Sacramento Nature Center | Nature Blog
3y ago
Steelhead trout and Rainbow trout look very similar. It's often wondered if they are the same species. The answer is they are! They just have different lifestyles. Learn more about these incredible fish and what makes this same species of fish different ..read more
Effie Yeaw Sacramento Nature Center | Nature Blog
3y ago
Extinction is a somber topic, but it’s one we must take seriously in order to preserve the health and well-being of our planet. It’s imperative to explore these extinctions closely to understand what happened, and what can be done to prevent more loss ..read more
Effie Yeaw Sacramento Nature Center | Nature Blog
3y ago
Spiders are sometimes mistaken for a type of insect. While they do have some similarities, there are some major differences. Learn how spiders are not an insect in this week's Ask a Naturalist article ..read more
Effie Yeaw Sacramento Nature Center | Nature Blog
3y ago
Ponds are incredible aquatic habitats that are brimming with biodiversity. Learn about the importance of ponds and how they play a role in an ecosystem ..read more
Effie Yeaw Sacramento Nature Center | Nature Blog
3y ago
Monarch butterflies are an incredible species. Learn ore about these wonderful insects, their importance, why they are threatened or endangered, and what you can do to help them ..read more
Effie Yeaw Sacramento Nature Center | Nature Blog
3y ago
Despite having poor eyesight, moles are able to navigate the dark tunnels underground. Learn how they're able to find their way with no light and how they find food ..read more
Effie Yeaw Sacramento Nature Center | Nature Blog
3y ago
Often when we think of black widows, we believe their bites are deadly as rattlesnakes. Truth is, while they can be dangerous, fatal bites are not that common (it's still important to seek immediate medical attention after a bite). Learn more about this spider and how to stay safe around them ..read more
Effie Yeaw Sacramento Nature Center | Nature Blog
3y ago
Often times we're asked how snakes lay eggs when there is no visible opening. Learn about the anatomy of a snake and where the eggs come from ..read more
Effie Yeaw Sacramento Nature Center | Nature Blog
3y ago
With their long, thin, needle-like beak, hummingbirds are adapted to eat specific things. Find out their main sources of food and why they're so important to the ecosystem ..read more