Planning Commission to Consider General Plan in February
Four SEA Volunteers Get Chainsaw Certificates for Trail and Restoration Work
Deluge of Emails Hits the Planning Commission on Trees
Hawes Ranch Update
Cultivating Conservation: Ghost Pine Native Plant Nursery’s Mission
Trip Report: Chamise Peak Field Trip
SEA Needs Your Support – Become a Member!Redding Seeking Comments on Trails in Oregon GulchBLM Restoration Field TripMillville Gun Range Decision PostponedTrip Report: Sacramento River Trail Field Trip Report (north)Clear Creek PresentationTrip Report: Sacramento River Trail Field Trip Report (south)Free Shade Tree Project – still taking applications Thank you to our donors
Two Bald Eagle nestlings die following CalFire 2021 burn.Barricades are up at Oregon Gulch.Shasta County countywide ban on industrial wind farms.Costco Planning Commission Decision.Strawberry Fields/Redding Rancheria vs City of Redding.7500 Acres of Blue Oak Woodland and Grasslands to be Protected.Redding’s Tree Canopy.Jeremy Pagan Appointed New Development Services Director.Events.
Upcoming EventsSEA Adopts a Trail in the Clear Creek GreenwaySacramento River Trail Inducted into the Rails-to-Trails Hall of FameAction: Take Shasta Land Trust’s SurveyRiverfront Specific Plan UpdateOak Seedling UpdateHawes Ranch Amusement Park ExpansionSEA Joins the Greater Battle Creek Watershed Working GroupShasta Land Trust Protects Additional Hat Creek HabitatStill Seeking Environmental ChampionsReusable Water Bottles Save Plastic…
Are you “Wish-cycling” or Recycling?New Supporting Organizations.New SEA Tree Committee.SEA Appointment to REU Solar Power Committee.Costco Final EIR Hearing Postponed.SEA Website Upgrade.Biomass in California and Shasta County.Events.
Turtle Bay Surplus Land Decision Postponed.Shasta County Planning to consider countywide ban on industrial wind farms.Events.
Growing Together: Hope and Action in 2026Sustainability and the UN Climate Summit: 30th Conference of the Parties (COP30)Trip Report: Lichens, Fungi, and Moss, Oh MySpecies of the Month: Sandhill Cranes (Antigone canadensis)Species of the Month: Toyon (Heteromeles arbutifolia) Link: January 2025 Newsletter