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Join the Guided Walking Tree Tour in Coronado on April 29th from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. Explore diverse tree species from around the world with expert guide John Blocker. This unique opportunity is limited to 15 participants, so register quickly to secure your spot and enjoy a fun outdoor adventure.

Coronado Set to Host a Guided Walking Tree Tour This April

Mark your calendars, Coronado! On Tuesday, April 29th, from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m., an exciting opportunity awaits you in the lovely Library Park and Spreckels Park. Get ready to embark on a Guided Walking Tree Tour that promises to be both informative and enjoyable!

Discover Trees from Around the Globe

This isn’t your ordinary walk in the park! Participants will have the chance to explore a stunning collection of trees sourced from diverse regions of the world. Whether you’re a seasoned tree enthusiast or just someone who enjoys nature, this tour will take you on a leafy adventure.

You’ll encounter trees native to areas close to home, such as La Jolla and Cabrillo Canyon in Balboa Park. But that’s just the beginning! The tour will also showcase majestic international species hailing from far-off lands, including Norfolk Island in Australia, lively streets of Bangkok in Thailand, and rich forests of Central Africa. It’s a mini-world tour, all in one sunny day!

Meet the Expert Guide

Leading the tour is none other than John Blocker, a seasoned expert in the field. With an impressive background that spans 31 years at the San Diego County Department of Agriculture, he has a wealth of knowledge about trees and plants. Not only has he served as the former chair of the Cactus and Succulent Division at the Coronado Flower Show for 18 years, but he is also a founding member of the California Garden and Landscape History Society.

Who better to guide you through the intriguing world of trees than someone who is also a contributor to the California Garden magazine for 15 years and an esteemed historian for the San Diego Floral Association? With such a rich background, John Blocker is sure to bring the tour to life, sharing fascinating stories and details about each tree that will pique your interest.

Don’t Miss Out – Limited Space Available!

Here’s the catch: the tour is limited to just 15 participants. If you want to join this unique experience, you’ll want to act fast! Fortunately, registering is super easy. You can sign up online at coronado.ca.us/civicrec, give a quick call to (619) 522-7343, or simply pop into the front desk located at 1019 Seventh Street.

Whether you’re a local resident or just visiting, this tour is a perfect way to appreciate the natural beauty that surrounds us. It’s a fantastic opportunity to learn something new while enjoying the great outdoors.

Plan Your Visit!

So gather your family, invite your friends, or perhaps find a new companion on the tour. The Guided Walking Tree Tour is not just a walk; it’s a chance to connect with nature and discover the amazing trees that grace our parks. Make sure you reserve your spot soon, as space is limited, and registration is highly encouraged.

Join the fun on April 29th and see what stories the trees have to tell. It promises to be a wonderful, unforgettable experience in the heart of Coronado—don’t let this chance pass you by!