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Shasta Environmental Alliance Environmental Champion Awards
SEA has selected Bill Oliver of Wintu Audubon and Marily Woodhouse of Battle Creek Alliance as our 2021 Environmental Champions. They will be honored via a Zoom meeting on December 10 at 6:30 pm. Besides awarding these deserving individuals, SEA will present a short update on what SEA has been doing this year. Marily Woodhouse…
Why Accessible Open Spaces Strengthen Conservation
There are places in this region where the light shifts through oak branches, where the sound of water settles the mind, and where the horizon opens enough for a person to breathe a little more deeply. These are not luxuries. They are part of what ties a community to the land. Yet many of these…
SEA on KFOI – September 21, 2018
In this episode of the Shasta Environmental Alliance Program, host David Ledger covers regional conservation efforts and community environmental updates across the North State. The broadcast highlights local trail openings following the Carr Fire, previews a screening of the urban forestry documentary Made in the Shade, and details an upcoming Redding City Council candidates forum…
SEA on KFOI – September 14 2018
In this episode of the Shasta Environmental Alliance Program, host David Ledger covers local environmental advocacy and community actions across the North State. The broadcast highlights an upcoming SEA screening of the urban forestry film Made in the Shade, featuring a presentation on Redding’s tree planting goals and post-Carr Fire re-oak efforts. The program also…
