LATO News & Views
This is the place to find out what’s happening at our public partner schools, on our nature trails and in the communities we serve throughout San Luis Obispo County. Oak Ambassador alumni (trained junior oak nature guides) and volunteer docents will occasionally share their perspectives on their trail experiences and world.
Summer pause
Nearby nature ~ Amazing photos taken in Big Sur
California condors need our help
Winter visitors
Honors for Oak Ambassador Alumnus Nathan Sharon
Basic Birding Skills for Oak Ambassadors and Docents
Best of 2015
Fun with Fungi
Bewitching butter
Ants: The Invisible Majority
Welcome new Cal Poly Intern Erika Flickner!
The spider that hunts like a cat and spits venom!
The strange case of the blue bug that’s not a bug
Snail surprise in Santa Margarita
Orb-weaving wonders
LATO Wildlife Camera Team Training
Hats off to Cal Poly WOW groups!
Going Wild at Jr. Ranger Camp!
LATO Volunteers and Friends Summer Fun
LATO display maker in the news
Another year of great teamwork, friendship and fun ~ Thanks to LATO volunteers and supporters!
Eyes on majestic bald eagles
Salute to the California Conservation Corps!
Butterfly catches eyes of BioBlitz hikers
Indian Milkweed (also commonly called Woolly Milkweed) provides food for hungry caterpillars
White-breasted Nuthatch has a fitting name
Ash-throated Flycatchers are busy now
Bushtit nest discovery
Quail chicks on the move
The curious Western grey squirrel
Oak titmouse family has fledged!
Oak Ambassador Class VI Graduation!
Ladybird beetles everywhere!
Welcome spring!
Monarch butterflies need our help
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Old oak home for a barn owl
Oaks have flowers, too!
Oak Ambassadors at the State Capitol
