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Benefits of Cultural & Prescribed Burning Deep Dive

On Zoom

Hosted by Sonoma State University Led by Tony Marks-Block (CSU East Bay), Peter Nelson (Coast Miwok and tribal citizen of the Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria, and UC Berkeley), Brian […]

Forest Health Challenges on the Sonoma Coast

Salt Point State Park 123 Hwy 1, Fort Ross, CA

Hosted by Sonoma County Forest Conservation Working Group Location Salt Point State Park, near Timber Cove, CA Date Weekend date in February 2022.  Date to-be-determined. Please check back soon. Description […]

Fuel Breaks for Community Protection in Angwin, CA

Pacific Union College Forest 405 Las Posadas Rd, Angwin, CA

Hosted by Sonoma County Forest Conservation Working Group Location Pacific Union College Forest, 405 Las Posadas Rd, Angwin, CA 94508 Date Weekend date in March 2022.  Date to-be-determined. Please check […]

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