Educational and informative information for community members wanting to learn more
The National Wildfire Community Preparedness Day is a national campaign that encourages people and organizations everywhere to come together on a single day to take action in order to raise awareness and reduce wildfire risks.
Fire management and resilient watersheds fact sheet. 2020 was named the largest wildfire season recorded in California’s modern history.
2021 National Wildfire Community Preparedness Day The National Wildfire Community Preparedness Day is a national campaign that encourages people and organizations everywhere to come together on a single day to take action in order to raise awareness and reduce wildfire risks. This National Day occurs on the First Saturday in May, landing on May 1st [...]
April Newsletter: Medicine Lake Update - Wildfire Preparedness - Earth Day 2021 and MORE!
Medicine Lake Highlands & Aquifer Protection Campaign Program Update Through our large landscape campaigns that include Mount Shasta and the Medicine Lake Highlands, we are protecting our bioregion’s important contribution towards stabilizing the earth’s climate through intact ecosystems, securing large sources of California’s water supply, providing safe havens for biodiversity, recognizing Native American [...]
Springing into Action! There's certainly a buzz as Spring is trying to appear. Check out the March 2021 newsletter for the latest!
We're Hiring | Deepest Gratitude | Inclusion in the Environmental Movement | Community Fire Resiliency Program Update
Community Fire Resiliency Program Update | Firest Service Closes Forests! | Welcome to New Board Member! | Medicine Lake Highlands Tour | Trailhead Host Project
On Saturday, August 29th, we're planning a unique exploration of the Medicine Lake Highlands, known as California's most varied volcanic landscape on the largest shield volcano on our continent. The Highlands are highly significant to Native Americans as a Traditional Cultural District and of prime importance for California's water supply.
The Mount Shasta Bioregional Ecology Center has partnered with the Siskiyou County Arts Council to present a SCRAPS Art + Science Upcycling Contest for Siskiyou County residents! Click here for more information.
