Events

Plant Talk: Fruit Tree Selection and Cultivation 11555 Old Oregon Trail, Redding Rm 4000 at the Shasta College farm -Saturday, January 20 -10 AM to 12 PM

Fruit Tree Pruning Workshop & Orchard Hands-on Work Day Lassen View Elementary School - 705 Loma Vista Dr., Redding  Saturday, January 27  8:30 AM to 11:00 AM This is a community event, so bring family and friends. Dress casually and bring bypass pruners, loppers, pruning saw, gloves as well as wheelbarrows, bow rakes… Read More »Fruit Tree Pruning Workshop & Orchard Hands-on Work Day with Rico Montenegro

Fruit Tree Pruning Workshop & Orchard Hands-on Work Day Shasta Meadows Elementary School - 2825 Yana Av., Redding  Saturday, January 27  1 PM to 3:30 PM This is a community event, so bring family and friends. Dress casually and bring bypass pruners, loppers, pruning saw, gloves as well as wheelbarrows, bow rakes, and… Read More »Fruit Tree Pruning Workshop & Orchard Hands-on Work Day with Rico Montenegro

Redding Seed Swap at the NEW Shasta Seed Library (Farmily Project) Sunday, February 4th, 1:30 pm - 4 pm Redding Library Community Room   "Brought to you by the Farmily Project in cooperation with the coming son Shasta Public Library Seed Library   Join us for Redding's first city-wide seeds, plants, bulbs, cuttings, rhizomes, and… Read More »Redding Seed Swap at the NEW Shasta Seed Library (hosted by Farmily Project)

Cloverdale Trail Ecology and Restoration Field Trip Saturday, February 10 at 9 am Meet at CVS parking lot on Placer Street in Redding Bureau of Land Management Ecologist Brooke Thompson… Read More »Cloverdale Trail Ecology and Restoration Field Trip

Join us for this free, public talk on Tuesday, February 13th from 6 pm - 7:30 pm for a presentation by Dr. Donald R. Owen at the Redding Public Library Community Room Don will start his talk with an overview of native bark beetles and their impacts, including their response to climate change. He also… Read More »Bark Beetles: An Interesting Part of Our Local Forest Ecology

Audubon Conservation Ranching Program February 14 at 7:00 pm Shasta Birding Society invites members of the Shasta Environmental Alliance and the Shasta Chapter of the California Native Plant Society to join us in a Zoom meeting https://us06web.zoom.us/j/87589708925 on Wednesday evening, February 14, at 7:00 pm. Matt Allshouse of Audubon California will present a program on… Read More »Audubon Conservation Ranching Program event (hosted by Shasta Birding Society)

SEA Clear Creek Trail Cleanup Saturday, Feb. 17, 9:30 am Clear Creek Greenway SEA has adopted a 2-mile segment of the Clear Creek Trail from the Gorge Overlook Parking lot to Horsetown Preserve. This is our quarterly cleanup of the trail of scattered trash and any fallen limbs. You can work a 1-mile segment or… Read More »SEA Clear Creek Trail Cleanup

Trail 58 Field Trip Iron Mt. Road, Keswick Saturday, February 24, 9:30 am   This is a trail on BLM land just west of Redding that follows the south side of Middle Creek to Old Shasta in a former oak woodland, now recovering from the Carr Fire. This is a fairly level trail that follows… Read More »Trail 58 Field Trip

Clear Creek Trail Cleanup Saturday, March 9th, 9:30 am Clear Creek Gorge Parking Lot   Clear Creek Trail Cleanup: We were rained out last month, so we will try this again.  SEA will be conducting a quarterly cleanup and trail maintenance day on a two-mile section of trail In the Clear Creek Greenway. This will… Read More »Clear Creek Trail Cleanup

Adopt-a-Highway Clean-up (Horsetown Clear Creek Preserve) March 23rd at 9am (if rainy, the date changes to March 30)   Meet at the Horsetown parking area on Clear Creek Road at 9 am. Bring gloves and water. We have bags, vests, and grabbers. We will spend about 3 hours cleaning up a stretch of Clear Creek… Read More »Adopt-a-Highway Clean-Up (Horsetown Clear Creek Preserve)

Waters Gulch Trail Field Trip Saturday, March 23rd, meet at Chase Bank on Dana Drive at 9 am   This botanically-diverse trail never fails to disappoint and this year we will catch early spring blooming wildflowers. This four-mile hike is easy to moderate difficulty and is fairly level with a few steep sections. We will… Read More »Waters Gulch Trail Field Trip