Discover this little-known gem of a Park along the Sacramento River in Dunsmuir on a guided walk with Mount Shasta Bioregional Ecology Center and Friends of Tauhindauli Park. You’ll learn about the Park’s natural and human history, including the old Soda Springs Resort and the many native plants and animals that currently call the Park home.
Join us in the 30 Species Challenge on iNaturalist between September 7th and 15th for a bioblitz! This statewide biodiversity challenge creates a snapshot of the state’s incredible biodiversity and contributes to the California 30×30 Initiative. Let’s work together and observe as many species as we can in the Mount Shasta Bioregion to celebrate California Biodiversity Week! Observations and exploration …
Practice the art of presence in nature while enjoying a guided walk with Mount Shasta Ecology Center. Participants will learn about local ecology and nature journaling technique and create their own unique map of the trail using words, pictures, and numbers. No art or writing experience necessary! Register Here: https://mountshastaecology.org/upcoming-community-events-2/
Join the Mount Shasta Bioregional Ecology Center for a nature writing workshop to connect with self, earth, and community. Workshop leaders Evonne Ellis, MFA in Creative Writing and instructor at Chadron State College, and Mount Shasta Ecology Center’s Community Education Coordinator, Kayla Marie will guide participants in grounding writing prompts, a nature walk, and time to reflect and share as …
