Tule Ponds at Tyson Lagoon 
2026 Tours
 Adults and Families
sponsored by Alameda County District 1, Dave Halbert
Alameda Couny Flood Control and Water Conservation District

at Tule Ponds at Tyson Lagoon
Place: 1999 Walnut Ave, behind Fremont BART Station
NO STROLLERS, BIKES OR DOGS ALLOWED

Join us for these free events at Tule Ponds at  Tyson Lagoon  Learn about the Hayward Fault and how it formed this sag pond.  Restoration and the animals and plants that live here will be discussed.  Wear walking shoes.
Must agree to inform us if you cannot attend, otherwise you will not be able to get another date.  Please be mindfull that these tours are popular.  . 

FREE SATURDAY ADULT TOURS 1:30-3:30 PM
 Parking on site (or BART), Gates open at 12:45 close 1:40
 REGISTRATION REQUIRED (Click here)  
March 21, April 18,May 16

Ideal for ages 10+, especially working adults and teenagers who would like to see the “Wetland in the City” located in their backyard. Informational tour on Fremont history and what makes this area so environmentally special. Explore Tule Ponds and see the native plants and wildlife of Fremont, walk on the Hayward Fault, check out Tyson Lagoon and Fremont’s ice age history to Ohlone villages, and learn about our environmental restoration mission.tour showcasing our restoration project mission & exploring our ponds, lagoon, butterfly meadow, and more. (approximately 1-mile walk).
As Tule Ponds is a protected wetland, gates will close shortly after the tour begins, so please arrive on time to enjoy the walk.  Come a little early and meet in the classroom.  Parking is available on site.Registration is REQUIRED. Questions contact Susy Esqueda, Environmental Scientist (susyesqueda@msnucleus.org). 30 people max, no strollers, dogs, or bicycles on trails.  Bathrooms on site

NEW! Tule Ponds Family Tours
Math Science Nucleus is excited to open up more tour dates for Tule Ponds!
 
Sign up for a FREE leisurely walk around Tule Ponds at Tyson Lagoon with your family (no strollers or pets) and learn more about 2026 summer camps, environmental restoration, and all of the amazing plants and animals that inhabit this wetland center (a free science activity inside classroom) Park on site
Time: Wednesday 2:45PM – 4:00PM
Dates: February 18, March 4, March 18, April 15, April 29, May 20
 
 Interested in 2026 summer camps  (3 hours)
Tule and Children's Natural History Museum
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