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Local gnome and nature guide. Join SEA volunteers Holly White-Wolfe and Juliet Malik—California Naturalists —for a special educational outing designed for families with young children. The event is designed for children, their siblings, parents, grandparents or other caregivers to enjoy together. We’ll explore the benefits of time in nature by stimulating our senses with sights,...
Shasta Environmental Alliance invites you to a free presentation about California’s relationship to fire on November 24, 2025. Kalyn Nash from Western Shasta Resource Conservation District will take us on a journey through California’s historic fire regimes, the ecological need for fire, and the ways in which humans impact these fire regimes. The second part...
Let’s start the new year off right by getting out on the trails to connect to nature and to one another. The Cloverdale Loop Trail is part of BLM’s Clear Creek Greenway’s trail system. It is considered easy for most, but there are some short steep sections with uneven footing so prepare accordingly. The loop...
We hope you will join us for the first meeting of the There is No Planet B Book Club on February 8, 2026, at 2pm! With an objective to facilitate meaningful conversation and build connection to community, this club will focus on books that help us imagine more hopeful climate futures. Our first book is...
Our exploration of Ayana Elizabeth Johnson's What If We Get It Right? continues on February 22 from 2pm-4pm! Join us for conversations about what's possible, biophilia, nature as teacher, reworking food systems, design justice and surely much more. To receive meeting details and additional resources please join our TINPB book club contact list or contact [email protected].
Join naturalist Juliet Malik and environmental scientist Stacey Alexander for an easy 4-mile walk along the Oak Tree Trail in the Battle Creek Wildlife Area. Juliet will talk about riparian habitats and all the cool perks they offer like biodiversity, clean water, and cooler temperatures –in case being beautiful and abundant with flora and fauna...
Hosted by Horsetown-Clear Creek Preserve. Join Heather Bortolussi, a Grizzly Corps fellow with the Western Shasta RCD, for a nature journaling outing at Horsetown Clear Creek Preserve! No prior nature journaling or art experience is necessary— just an open mind and a willingness to be curious in the outdoors. We’ll learn how to nature journal...
Hosted by Horsetown-Clear Creek Preserve Meet at the HCCP Parking area. Volunteers will clean up a stretch of Clear Creek Road around the Preserve for 2-3 hours. We provide vests for visibility, tools for pick up and garbage bags. Please bring gloves and sturdy shoes. Lunch/snacks on us afterwards at Carl’s Jr in Westwood Village....
Spring is here and that means wildflowers are emerging to shake off the doldrums of winter. Join California Naturalist Juliet Malik for a walk along the Upper Salt Creek Trail to observe and identify flowering plants. We will also talk about the pollinators that choose these flowers and why. So grab your hiking essentials and...
Join SEA volunteers Holly White-Wolfe and Juliet Malik—California Naturalists —for a special educational outing designed for families with young children. The event is designed for children, their siblings, parents, grandparents or other caregivers to enjoy together. We’ll explore the benefits of time in nature by stimulating our senses with sights, sounds, scents, and other soothing...
Join the Shasta Environmental Alliance and the Western Shasta Resource Conservation District for a lively “Free for All ~ Thing Swap”—a morning of sharing, treasure‑hunting, and community connection. Bring gently used items you no longer need, set them out for others to enjoy, and browse the tables to see what useful or delightful things you...
Hosted by Horsetown-Clear Creek Preserve Walk with David Ledger from the Native Plant Society and Sierra Club. Enjoy the beauty of blooming wildflowers. David will explain the various botanical features of flowers using roadside flowering weeds and teach participants about the features of 2 or 3 plant families with handouts describing them. Then we will...