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30 07, 2020

Medicine Lake Highlands Tour

2020-09-30T00:07:33-07:00

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.

Medicine Lake Highlands Tour2020-09-30T00:07:33-07:00
13 04, 2020

SCRAPS Art + Science Upcycling Contest

2020-04-30T16:54:57-07:00

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.

SCRAPS Art + Science Upcycling Contest2020-04-30T16:54:57-07:00
10 03, 2020

Fire Resiliency Workshop Travel & Child Care Scholarships

2020-03-23T17:08:48-07:00

To be as inclusive as possible, the Mount Shasta Bioregional Ecology Center is offering scholarship funds to attendees of the Fire Resiliency Workshops. These funds are to help lower travel costs and child care. The Fire Resiliency Workshops will be Friday, March 13th and April 22. You must attend one of the workshops to receive your travel and/or child care stipends. These are first come first served stipends.

Fire Resiliency Workshop Travel & Child Care Scholarships2020-03-23T17:08:48-07:00
8 03, 2020

POSTPONED! Upcoming Free Community Workshops: Emergency Preparedness, Fire Resiliency

2020-11-06T23:45:16-08:00

The Mount Shasta Bioregional Ecology Center and Mount Shasta Fire Department Plan Community Workshops to Prepare for Upcoming Fire Season

POSTPONED! Upcoming Free Community Workshops: Emergency Preparedness, Fire Resiliency2020-11-06T23:45:16-08:00
16 09, 2019

Please don’t feed the animals!

2019-09-16T19:46:53-07:00

Everything is a cycle, and everything has a place in this cycle. This isn’t “hippie stuff”, it’s biology. It’s ecology. It’s natural law. We love this place for its wildness, for the pristine nature, the clean air, and water - the ability to “get away from it all.” The only changes we make to this cycle should be focused on restoring the upsets we cause to this balance. The legacy we leave our children, and all our descendants depends on us.

Please don’t feed the animals!2019-09-16T19:46:53-07:00
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