Educational and informative information for community members wanting to learn more
Molly Brown: We may not see the full flowering of these values in 2018, but through our actions, new buds and branches of a life-sustaining society will sprout and grow—even rapidly—in the coming years.
Rising to the challenges of climate change, our area is in a unique position to prosper in 2018 and beyond.
Molly Brown: Turning over editorial coordination for this column to the Mount Shasta Bioregional Ecology Center for the new year...
by Michelle Berditschevsky “Bioregional” is our middle name, and when I learned that Guiseppe Moretti, a founder of the Italian Bioregional Network, would be passing through Mount Shasta with two colleagues, I jumped at the chance to offer them hospitality and reconnect with a larger sense of the bioregional movement. As a life-long farmer [...]
We join with the City of Mt. Shasta for "Resilience Dialogs", part of a national effort responding to climate change. Learn more at the city's August 15 Planning Commission and August 28 City Council meetings.
This Saturday, join us for an educational walk along Hedge Creek Trail..meet at parking lot, Dunsmuir Ave. (exit 732) 9:30 am
Learn how to monitor timber harvests! Free workshop April 24!
Learn more about collaborative water management projects May 25 at McCloud River Mercantile!
Here's our Program Director Dr. Phoenix Lawhon Isler's presentation from Earth Day. Learn more as the Crystal Geyser issues loom large!
Multimedia Event
Live Music, Slides, Videos
Saturday, October 10, 2015
4 pm
Free Event at the Mt. Shasta Library
515 E. Alma St.
Mt. Shasta, CA 96067
