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SUMMARY:Clear Creek Wildflowers and Wild Plants
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by Horsetown-Clear Creek Preserve \nWalk 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 go on a short walk in the Horsetown Preserve and identify a few members of the plant families we learned as well as other wildflowers\, shrubs and trees.
URL:https://2026staging.ecoshasta.org/event/clear-creek-wildflowers-and-wild-plants/
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SUMMARY:Geology Walk
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by Horsetown-Clear Creek Preserve \nKody Shellhouse\, a geologist with the Bureau of Land Management\, will take us on an easy two-mile stroll along old roads and trails near Horsetown-Clear Creek Preserve. That will give us the opportunity to discuss Cretaceous geology and the mining history of the area. \n* * * This hike meets at the yellow steel gate\, on the south side of Clear Creek Road\, about 6 miles west of highway 273. (1 mile east of HCCP parking area.)
URL:https://2026staging.ecoshasta.org/event/geology-walk/
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SUMMARY:Sloppy Joe Naturalist Hike
DESCRIPTION:Date: Sunday\, April 12\, 2026 \nTime: 9am – 12pm \nWhere: Intersection of Sunglow Dr and Winter Green Ct \nSign Up HERE \nJoin naturalists Juliet Malik and Ren Redlich for a plant and wildlife identification hike along Sloppy Joe and other connected trails. We will explore both riparian and oak woodland habitats that support a number of native woody plants\, wildflowers\, birds\, mammals\, reptiles\, amphibians\, and insects. With the Shasta County City Nature Challenge coming up at the end of the month (April 24-27)\, we will offer guidance and demonstrations on how to make iNaturalist observations to any who are interested.  \nThis field trip will cover about 3 miles depending on our route. Most stream crossings have bridges\, but if there has been recent rainfall\, the trail may truly be “sloppy\,” so wear appropriate shoes. The trail crosses over a couple of ridges and some trail sections are steep\, rocky\, and uneven.  \nPlease come prepared with water\, sun/rain protection\, sturdy footwear\, hiking poles if desired\, a snack\, and anything else you like to use to observe nature\, i.e. binoculars\, hand lens\, etc. If you are interested in making iNaturalist observations on this hike you can get prepared by downloading the app on your phone and creating your account. \n*Only service dogs on a leash please. This is a narrow trail that is popular with mountain bikers too. \nSevere weather cancels. Please fill out this form to sign our waiver and be added to the contact list for updates.For any questions\, email juliet@ecoshasta.org.
URL:https://2026staging.ecoshasta.org/event/sloppy-joe-naturalist-hike/
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SUMMARY:Gold Rush History Walk
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by Horsetown-Clear Creek Preserve \nThe community of Horsetown was established near the second major gold discovery in California at Reading’s Bar on Clear Creek during the gold rush of 1849. Enjoy a pleasant spring walk with a view of that site with Preserve Board Member Cathy Scott. Learn about our local gold rush history and Horsetown. Bring some friends and walking shoes.
URL:https://2026staging.ecoshasta.org/event/gold-rush-history-walk/
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SUMMARY:Wild Trout and Fly Fishing in Clear Creek
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by Horsetown-Clear Creek Preserve. \nJoin local angler Mark Clausen as he discusses fly fishing and watch from the beach as he demonstrates the technique of casting a fly on beautiful Clear Creek. He will share facts about wild trout on Clear Creek and some of the equipment used on the sport. Mark has been tying his own flies and fishing this stretch of creek for many years. NOT limited to fisherman.
URL:https://2026staging.ecoshasta.org/event/wild-trout-and-fly-fishing-in-clear-creek/
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SUMMARY:Moth Party ~ Lightsheeting Event
DESCRIPTION:Date: April 24\, 2026 \nTime: 9pm – 11pm \nRSVP HERE \nYou’re invited to the Moth Party! What is a moth party? Well\, if you shine a bright light at a white sheet… this is heaven for moths and other insects. This strategy makes it easier for us to photograph creatures that are usually fluttering about\, making for blurry pictures. \nOur Goal: \nAttract and photograph moths and other insect species to record for the Shasta County City Nature Challenge. \nWhat is the City Nature Challenge? \nEach year\, various counties and cities participate in recording observations of wildlife in the iNaturalist app in order to document biodiversity in specific areas. This is a world-wide project that encourages the average person to look at nature around them and report back on what they see. Do you need to be a scientist or an expert to take part in this Challenge? Absolutely not! All you need is a phone\, the iNaturalist app\, and curiosity. \nWhy a Moth Party? \nWhen you think of “Pollinators” you probably picture colorful butterflies or buzzing bees. But did you know that on a global scale\, there are twice as many species of pollinating moths as there are bees\, and six times as many pollinating moth species as butterflies? While most creatures are asleep\, moths work the night-shift\, which is why they are often overlooked. If this didn’t convince you\, they are also very cute and fuzzy and nice to look at!  \nPlease RSVP for location and event details \n*Note: this event will be held in a more remote location than the light-polluted city center in order to encourage a more successful turnout (of insects) \nFor any questions\, contact ren@ecoshasta.org \n 
URL:https://2026staging.ecoshasta.org/event/moth-party-lightsheeting-event/
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SUMMARY:Salmon Monitoring on Clear Creek
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by Horsetown-Clear Creek Preserve. \nJoin Horsetown-Clear Creek Preserve alongside Fish Biologists from the US. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) to learn more about their juvenile salmon conservation and monitoring projects in our area. This is a family friendly event where you can view USFWS rotary screw trap operations on Clear Creek\, a project that helps track and monitor populations of our local Chinook Salmon. We’ll start at the China Garden Trailhead. USFWS will then lead us down to Clear Creek where we will be able to learn about and observe USFWS rotary screw trap and juvenile fish handling operations\, conservation and monitoring of Chinook Salmon and steelhead trout\, as well as restoration and management efforts happening within the watershed. \nThis hike meets at the China Garden Trailhead\, (the first BLM trailhead on Clear Creek Road from highway 273).
URL:https://2026staging.ecoshasta.org/event/salmon-monitoring-on-clear-creek/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260426T090000
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SUMMARY:Whiskeytown City Nature Challenge Bioblitz Event
DESCRIPTION:Date: Sunday\, April 26\, 2026 \nTime: 9am – 12pm (Carpool meeting time is 8:15am at the Grocery Outlet on Eureka Way) \nWhere: Crystal Creek Water Ditch Trail  \nSign Up HERE \n***Please note that trailhead parking is limited so we are organizing a carpool.*** \nShasta Environmental Alliance is excited to offer a bioblitz event for this year’s Shasta County City Nature Challenge project at Whiskeytown National Recreation Area! Join SEA naturalists Juliet Malik and Ren Redlich along with guest naturalist Ross Schaefer on April 26 for a fun community activity in which we will contribute to the documentation of our region’s amazing biodiversity. \nWhat: \nThe City Nature Challenge is an annual four-day international bioblitz that invites people around the world to document wildlife in their region. The event is organized globally by the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County and the California Academy of Sciences\, with local partners leading efforts in their communities. This is Shasta County’s second year participating and is co-organized by Point Blue Conservation Science\, Western Shasta Resource Conservation District\, and Shasta Environmental Alliance. \nWhy: \nParticipating in CNC events provides valuable data that helps scientists and communities better understand and protect nature globally. Plus\, it is a fun activity that provides the opportunity for community connection and learning about local biodiversity. \nHow: \nWe will be conducting an iNaturalist bioblitz\, a community science activity in which participants document as many species as possible within a specified location and time frame. Observations are made and submitted by using the user-friendly app and platform iNaturalist. \nWho: \nAnyone! All that is needed is a mobile phone with the iNaturalist app downloaded onto it.  \nTo Participate: \n\n       Sign up HERE\n       Download iNaturalist onto your mobile phone and create an account.\n       Familiarize yourself with how iNaturalist works. Check out this page for tutorials.\n       Bring your hiking essentials including water\, sun/rain protection\, and a snack.\n\nIf you cannot attend this event\, you can still contribute to the project by submitting iNaturalist observations within Shasta County during April 24-27\, 2026. Your observations will automatically be recorded in the Shasta County 2026 CNC project. For any questions email juliet@ecoshasta.org.
URL:https://2026staging.ecoshasta.org/event/whiskeytown-city-nature-challenge-bioblitz-event/
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