Coyote Tales

Cache Creek Conservancy presents Coyote Tales, an afternoon featuring a themed nature walk and coyote stories. Bring a picnic lunch to enjoy with your family before the program begins. Janice Kelley, a Sacramento-based writer, naturalist, and storyteller will lead a walk on one of the Nature Preserve’s trails and discuss the ideal habitat for coyotes, their favorite foods, hiding places, and their role as a trickster in many Native American tales.

After the walk Janice will tell coyote stories that highlight the cunning of this creature of the wild. Come with your own coyote experiences to share. Join the Conservancy for this exciting afternoon to learn about the life, times, and trials of the coyote.

The Cache Creek Conservancy’s mission is to preserve, restore, and enhance the lower Cache Creek and to promote the stewardship of the stream environment along Cache Creek. The Conservancy also manages the 130-acre Cache Creek Nature Preserve. The Conservancy also has an environmental education program to promote awareness and enjoyment of nature and offers special programs, such as Coyote Tails.

Note: When visiting the Nature Preserve, it is best to bring your own water and wear closed toed shoes and if sunny, a hat or visor. Remember that dogs are not allowed on the Preserve.