Hebard Olsen

Daniel Bianchetta, Esalen Institute's archivist and historian, discusses rock art found in the Big Sur Region of the California Central Coast. He also discusses marine life and nature found along the same area.

Linda and David Mullally share outdoor adventures they've experienced with their dogs as well as dog-friendly venues in the Central Coast area of California.

Steve Fox, music teacher and noted performer, discusses the styles and history of the acoustic guitar.

An interactive workshop on Advanced Health Care Directives that is practical and motivational for participants.

John Weed and Stuart Mason play compelling, exciting music that explores the connections between Ireland and America, both ancient and modern.

Dr. Rafael Payan discusses the Monterey Peninsula Regional Park District's ecologically diverse native landscapes, undeveloped coastal dunes and wetlands, rocky shoreline, redwood canyons, Monterey pine terraces and mixed hardwood plains as personified at Garland Ranch regional park, Cachagua Community Park and Palo Corona Regional Park.

Dr. Jim Tunney discusses life lessons learned on and off the football field and what he is doing to make the world a better place.

Professor Koenig, behavioral ecologist, talks about interrelationships between California oaks acorn production and the behavior of acorn woodpeckers.

Steve Davis, U.S. Forest Service, discusses the history and future of fire in our region as well as modern developments in structure protection, extreme fire behavior, the use of controlled burns and the effects of warming trends on fire ecology.

Mr. Roger Manley shares real world examples of local rainwater catchment systems, both large and small, residential and commerical.