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California Land & Water Conservation Conference
The California Land & Water Conservation Conference is the premier statewide meeting for anyone working in the field of land and water conservation, including land trust staff and board members, public agency staff, policy makers, experts, private landowners interested in conserving their land, and other individuals interested in these important issues. The conference features topics
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Reforestation Pipeline Cooperative
Reforestation Pipeline Cooperative
Join peers to exchange statewide updates, hear from experts, and discuss social and ecological factors to consider when reforesting after high-severity wildfires. Location: Loomis, CA Click here to learn more
Placer 2050 Visioning workshop in-person open house
Placer 2050 Visioning workshop in-person open house
What’s Your Vision for Placer County’s Future? Join us to help plan our future for the next generation! Placer County is looking ahead now to 2050. How will we preserve our natural resources, house our workforce, protect our communities from wildfire, and deal with traffic? The General Plan will guide decisions about these issues and more
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Nonprofit + Trail App Partnerships: Creating a Unified User-Friendly Trail Map
Nonprofit + Trail App Partnerships: Creating a Unified User-Friendly Trail Map
Attendees will learn how Piedmont Land Conservancy is bridging the gap by teaming up with the AllTrails Public Lands Program to create a unified and user-friendly trail map in North Carolina. Presented by: John Ribes, Impact Program Manager, AllTrails Abby Draut, Piedmont Legacy Trails Coordinator, Piedmont Land Conservancy Click here to learn more
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Mountain Area Preservation (MAP) 9th Annual Wild & Scenic Film Festival
Join Mountain Area Preservation (MAP) for the 9th Annual Wild & Scenic Film Festival – On Tour in North Lake Tahoe! Celebrate Earth Month 2024 with us on April 4th and 5th at the Fox Cultural Hall in Kings Beach, CA. As the nation’s premier environmental film festival, this event will inspire and activate audiences
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Placer 2050 Visioning virtual workshop (online)
Placer 2050 Visioning virtual workshop (online)
What’s Your Vision for Placer County’s Future? Join us to help plan our future for the next generation! Placer County is looking ahead now to 2050. How will we preserve our natural resources, house our workforce, protect our communities from wildfire, and deal with traffic? The General Plan will guide decisions about these issues and more
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Sierra Day at the Capitol
Sierra Day at the Capitol
Join us at an event to advocate for funding and policy for the region! On April 8, the mountains are coming to Sacramento. Sierra Day at the Capitol is an event coordinated by Sierra Nevada Alliance, Sierra Business Council, and the League to Save Lake Tahoe to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to all of California and to share
The New Trail Dogs Docuseries: The Art, Heart, and Science of Trail Building
The New Trail Dogs Docuseries: The Art, Heart, and Science of Trail Building
This webinar in the American Trails Advancing Trails Webinar Series and its learning credits are free! Learn more about this webinar at https://www.americantrails.org/training/webinars. This webinar is being recorded and a link to the recording, transcript, and resources slide will be shared with all registered attendees within 2 days following the webinar. By registering for this
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Fostering Collaboration to Connect Veterans with Nature for Health: Therapeutic Landscapes and Healing Environments
Fostering Collaboration to Connect Veterans with Nature for Health: Therapeutic Landscapes and Healing Environments
This webinar will explore how outdoor programs for military veterans create therapeutic landscapes that support mental health and well-being. Dr. David Havlick will discuss how nature immersion, outdoor recreation, and social dynamics contribute to recovery—particularly for veterans experiencing post-traumatic stress. We will also discuss the unique role of public lands in fostering these healing environments.
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Disco Dance Party Fundraiser
Disco Dance Party Fundraiser
Jump back in time with us for a Disco Dance Party Fundraiser! Wear your grooviest outfit for a 60's/70's costume contest and enjoy good music, dancing, and a silent auction! Show off your best poses at our selfie booth! All proceeds go to the Sierra Club Tahoe Area Group to continue our mission to protect
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In The Field: Equitrek 2025
In The Field: Equitrek 2025
Enjoy exclusive access to stunning landscapes on a privately owned ranch from the comfort of your saddle. This ride takes you to a secluded beach on Englebright Lake, where you can relax and enjoy a provided lunch, before saddling up again for a ride back to Oak Tree Stables. Important Ride Details: Intermediate/advanced This is not a technical
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Take a Hike Series
Take a Hike Series
Deer Creek Preserve is being prepared to greet you for our 2025 Take a Hike Series. Through our Sierra Nevada Americorps Partnership, we are able to double the hikes offered for 2025! Note the dates on your calendar, and register for the hikes scheduled for April by clicking on the link below Click here to
Viva ARC! – A Premium Event
Viva ARC! – A Premium Event
Tequila and Tastings for River Lovers Join American River Conservancy (ARC) for a tequila tasting experience like no other. Indulge in an afternoon of luxury and purpose at The Villa Agave in Placerville. Savor rare, artisanal tequilas paired with gourmet bites, expertly curated by tequila aficionado Bonnie Doyle and Chef John Sanders. Each sip supports
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Cooperative Extension Service Wildland Fire Peer-Learning Exchange
After a successful fire workshop tailored for cooperative extension professionals in Raleigh, North Carolina last year, we are taking the workshop on the road! The workshop is planned for April 15-17 outside of beautiful Yosemite National Park at the UC Merced Yosemite Field Station. The goal of the workshop is to provide hands-on training for fire-related
Masterclass: Going Beyond Land Acknowledgements
Masterclass: Going Beyond Land Acknowledgements
What this is: An interactive 2.5 hour workshop for individuals seeking to grow their allyship with Native peoples. Participants learn about the strengths and limitations of land acknowledgments and explore concrete, action-oriented strategies for building connections with Native communities and organizations. How you will grow: Gain skills and strategies to successfully address inequities and
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Bumble Bee Atlas Ecology And Conservation
Bumble Bee Atlas Ecology And Conservation
The nearly fifty species of bumble bees in North America are highly efficient pollinators of our natural areas and farm fields, making them essential to ecosystem function. Unfortunately, substantial declines in widespread and formerly common species have been reported. Between climate change, the widespread use of pesticides, habitat loss, and the amplification and spread of
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Montane Rabbits and Hares Presentation
Montane Rabbits and Hares Presentation
Rabbits and Hares occupy a central ecological role between vegetation structure and predators, yet almost no attention has been paid to their status and distribution in Tahoe! The Tahoe Institute for Natural Sciences aims to bridge this information gap. Since 2010 they have been studying White-tailed Jackrabbits, a species that had not been formally documented
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Freshwater on a Changing Planet
Freshwater on a Changing Planet
The UC Davis Tahoe Environmental Research Center is pleased to welcome Stephanie Hampton as the new director of TERC and professor in the Department of Environmental Science and Policy. In this role, Hampton will apply her leadership and strategic skills to expand the range of scientific contributions of TERC research and outreach activities. She will work closely
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2025 NatureFest
2025 NatureFest
Join BYLT for our 5th Annual NatureFest, a day of nature exploration and recreation with guided nature walks, art in nature activities, self-guided adventures, and a whole lot of fun outdoors! This FREE event is fun for the whole family! What: BYLT's annual all-ages, family & youth event NatureFest When: Saturday, April 26, 9am to Noon (show up at
The Great Sutter Creek Duck Race
The Great Sutter Creek Duck Race
You can adopt your duck(s) from the Foothill Conservancy. We receive proceeds from every duck adoption we sell for this fun event! To purchase your duck tickets, you can stop by our office Monday - Friday 10:00 am to 4:00 pm or the Monteverde Store Museum Thursday & Friday noon to 4:00 pm or Saturday
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Take a Hike Series
Take a Hike Series
Deer Creek Preserve is being prepared to greet you for our 2025 Take a Hike Series. Through our Sierra Nevada Americorps Partnership, we are able to double the hikes offered for 2025! Note the dates on your calendar, and register for the hikes scheduled for April by clicking on the link below Click here to
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Uncovering the Past and Planning for the Future: Washington, D.C.’s Underground & Piped Stream Mapping Project
Uncovering the Past and Planning for the Future: Washington, D.C.’s Underground & Piped Stream Mapping Project
PRESENTERS Josh Burch, Environmental Protection Specialist, D.C. Department of Energy & Environment Joe Arrowsmith, Director of Ecosystem Restoration, Straughan Environmental ABSTRACT Over the last 200 years the land area where Washington, D.C. is located has been transformed from a sparsely populated area filled with forests, streams, and farmlands to a thriving city-state with over 700,000 people living and
Placer 2050 Visioning workshop in-person open house (Tahoe Discover and Discuss)
Placer 2050 Visioning workshop in-person open house (Tahoe Discover and Discuss)
What’s Your Vision for Placer County’s Future? Join us to help plan our future for the next generation! Placer County is looking ahead now to 2050. How will we preserve our natural resources, house our workforce, protect our communities from wildfire, and deal with traffic? The General Plan will guide decisions about these issues and more
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OPDMD or Wheelchair: Where Can They Go?
OPDMD or Wheelchair: Where Can They Go?
The webinar will address the difference between Wheelchair and OPDMD (Other Power Drive Mobility Devices), explain the ADAs Assessment Factors, clarify Legitimate Safety Requirements, how to develop Policy and the importance of Training. Presented by: Ric Edwards, ADA Director, Indiana Department of Natural Resources Click here to learn more
Silent Peaks: Widespread Extirpations of American Pika in the Northern Sierra
Silent Peaks: Widespread Extirpations of American Pika in the Northern Sierra
American Pika are cute, feisty, softball-sized relatives of rabbits that depend on high elevation boulder fields to live their lives. In many mountains in the Great Basin, Pika are going extinct, likely due to warming temperatures from climate change. No one has ever thoroughly surveyed the northern Sierra’s (including the Tahoe Basin) for Pika, and
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