May Newsletter 2025 In this Issue: Friends & Family Nature Walk - Mushrooms Unveiled! Mount Shasta Seed Library is Open! Weed Pull - May 18th Submit Scoping Comments - Prescribed Burn Project Fix Our Forest Act Will [...]
March Newsletter 2025 In this Issue: This Saturday: Nature Writing Workshop! Community Celebration March 29th: Sáttítla Highlands National Monument! Earth Day Festival & Concert: April 26th Support the Earth Day Festival as a Sponsor Helping Hands: Volunteer for [...]
February Newsletter 2025 In this Issue: Volunteers in 2024 Nature Walk - Feb 1 Youth Eco Education Field Trip - March 26 Protecting Spring Water Medicine Lake Highlands - Permanent Protection! Shasta & Scott River [...]
November Newsletter 2024 In this Issue: Giving Tuesday: December 3 Volunteer @ Tauhindauli Park Nature Writing Workshop: Nov. 9th @ Medicine Lake Panther Meadow Recap Community Ed Recap Sáttítla Goes International! DEIR for Pellet Mill Released Friends [...]
The long-awaited draft environmental impact report (DEIR) from Golden State Finance Authority (GSFA) was finally released for public comment on October 22nd. The document is over 1300 pages long and after several days of [...]
October Newsletter 2024 In this issue: Milkweed Seed Ball Making Monarch Waystation Creation Siskiyou County General Plan Industrial Threats Nature Writing Workshop Get Involved: Local National Monument Scott & Shasta Rivers - Hearing from SWRCB 30 [...]
September Newsletter 2024 In this issue: Nature Journaling: Sept 7th Klamath River Flows Free! Panther Meadow Work Day High-Level Support for Sáttítla National Monument Lawsuit Filed: CDFW & USFS Family Nature Walk in Dunsmuir Milk [...]
August Newsletter 2024 In this issue: Nature Writing: August 17th Medicine Lake Source Water Lake Shastina Algae Bloom Students Expored Ecosystems Family Nature Walk: Sept 28 Protect Old Growth Forests - sign the petition! Join Trail [...]
The petition filed with the California State Water Resources Control Board (California Water Board) requests a permanent instream flow requirement (a requirement to leave water in the river) that is sufficient to achieve recovery of endangered species and satisfy beneficial uses of the Shasta River, including subsistence fishing and recreation.
Paper Water Woes Water Rights, Water Use, and Who's Paying for it By Nick Joslin, Forest & Watershed Program Manager We continue to track several large-scale funding awards and requests where the paper [...]
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