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Selah, Bamberger Ranch Tour
Fee: $30 per person - Paid at tour (cash or credit card)
Saturday, January 27 | 9 AM - 1 PM
2341 Blue Ridge Drive, Johnson City, TX 78636
Join CAMN for a showcase tour of restoration and conservation activities at the 5,500-acre Bamberger Ranch Preserve in Johnson City. During the tour you will see the results of more than 50 years of habitat restoration, including projects which demonstrate principles of sound land stewardship.
You may also see fossil beds, a herd of endangered scimitar-horned oryx, and the “Chiroptorium”— a man made bat cave designed to house one million Mexican free-tailed bats. You will walk the nature trail and then enjoy Madrone Lake as you learn about “The Rain Machine.”
You can learn more about the property and their mission here: https://www.bambergerranch.org
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Accessibility: for this 4-hour tour, transportation around the ranch is on the Bluebonnet, an open-air trailer with a shade bonnet. Please dress for the weather and don’t forget a hat!
Registration and Fee Information: this tour has a fee of $30 a person with a minimum of 20 people attending required - if we do not meet this minimum the tour will be cancelled/postponed. Friends and guests are welcome to register – you do not have to be a CAMN Member to register, all are welcome.
Registration fees will be paid on site, cash and credit cards accepted. Max group size, 35 persons.
CAMN Members: if you would like to attend and the fee is a barrier, please reach out to president@camn.org; CAMN Members can log AT for time spent learning at this event, up to 4 hours, NOT including drive time (AT: General Advanced Training).
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