Join Clockshop to learn about local wildlife and aquatic species in the Los Angeles River Watershed! At the water’s edge, wildlife enthusiasts of all skill levels will learn about the species of the river, both native and nonnative, as well as thriving and locally extinct. Attendees will also have a chance to cast a line themselves, guided by Sam Reese, and Derek Yee will lead a gyotaku demonstration, a traditional Japanese method of printing fish. Facilitators will share the current status of the LA River and the forthcoming Bowtie Wetland Demonstration, a 3.5-acre stormwater filtration and habitat project by The Nature Conservancy. 

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Field Day: Fish
Saturday, July 11, 2026
10:00 AM–12:30 PM
Location TBD

Field Day is a series of all-ages, outdoor workshops inviting the public to learn about and engage with urban habitats, wildlife, and waterways in the Los Angeles River watershed. Clockshop first programmed this series at the Bowtie Project between 2017 and 2018 in collaboration with artists, educators, and California State Parks.

ACCESSIBILITY
Accessibility information to be publicized in June 2026. 

CREDITS
This event was made possible by our ongoing partnership with California State Parks and The Nature Conservancy, and through support from the Safe Clean Water Program.