Educational and informative information for community members wanting to learn more
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06, 2019
June 2019 Newsletter
ShastaEcology2019-07-08T14:36:10-07:00Family Nature Walks | Medicine Lake Highlands Court Hearing Update | Volunteer!
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05, 2019
May 2019 Newsletter
ShastaEcology2019-06-18T13:49:55-07:00Klamath River Rafting | Medicine Lake Highlands Court Hearing | Pollinator Workshop May 25th | Visiting Tulelake Wildlife Refuge | Staff Changes
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11, 2018
Workshops Highlight Prescribed Fire
ShastaEcology2020-11-24T01:12:54-08:00Today we are laboring under the combined effects of increased fuel loading, fire exclusion, climate change, and a community that exists largely within the Wildland-Urban Interface (WUI).
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11, 2018
Monarch Butterfly and Pollinator Program – First Year Successes
ShastaEcology2018-11-16T17:35:24-08:00Collaborating to collect milkweed seeds and enhance meadow habitat!
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09, 2018
Your Giving is Enough
ShastaEcology2018-09-13T09:04:35-07:00Bianca A Garza: Every time it was plenty and I was grateful. And every time I was struck by the idea that these people thought they weren't doing enough!
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08, 2018
Living with Fire and Smoke
ShastaEcology2018-09-17T10:26:17-07:00Molly Brown: We have only seen our mountains a few times since lightning started the Nachez Fire to the northwest. It got much worse when the Carr Fire blew up. Now whatever way the wind blows, we get smoke.
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08, 2018
Creating Economic Momentum
ShastaEcology2018-08-23T11:55:10-07:00Pamela Neronha: Be more than a developer of places; become a developer of communities. Revitalize relationships, not just buildings or land parcels.
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07, 2018
Mount Shasta Monarch and Pollinator Program
ShastaEcology2019-07-29T14:10:53-07:00Arielle Halpern: Every year, Mount Shasta plays host to migrating monarch butterflies. Not only are monarch butterflies one of a number of important native pollinator species, they are a species that has been given a great deal of attention in recent years because of their extreme decline due to habitat conversion, pesticide use, and climate change.
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06, 2018
BYOB: Farmer’s Market
ShastaEcology2018-08-23T11:56:45-07:00Molly brown: Why doesn’t the Market require compostable bags? Well, it turns out that when compostable bags get mixed in with plastic bags in recycling, they literally gum up the works. And it’s very hard to separate compostable bags from plastic bags, because they look pretty much the same.
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06, 2018
To Garden or Not?
ShastaEcology2018-08-23T11:59:46-07:00Wayne Kessler: Have you been debating whether to plant a garden this year or not? Read this before deciding. Here are a few ideas that involve a little planning and a light amount of elbow grease. Maybe we can eliminate your indecision and excuses.