It’s August. Drought or no drought, August is hot and dry in interior northern California and in most cases, our gardens are looking a little…worn, a little worse for the wear of our long, hot, dry summers. Every gardener I… Continue Reading
One of Northern California’s best go-to places to escape the heat of a hot Redding summer day. Andy and Bernie Ooley take a ride to Burney Falls, 129 feet of cool goodness! Plus, a visit from a little friend…
When my children were little among the books they loved to have read to them was one entitled Fortunately, first published in 1964 and written by Remy Charlip. The story goes something like this – “Fortunately, Ned was invited to… Continue Reading
Arachnophobes beware! The Sacramento River has been taken over by big, black spiders. Well, not really. But, as almost everyone who walks the Sacramento River Trail has noticed, there has been a tremendous increase in both spiders and webs in… Continue Reading
Lassen Volcanic National Park’s summer programs explore the rich volcanic landscape and celebrate an explosive history and wondrous night sky. Summertime visitors have the opportunity to join in on nature walks, talks, living history and junior ranger programs by day… Continue Reading
Outdoor art is nothing new for Redding. Just look around at Caldwell Park or in front of the United Methodist Church. Art can capture our imaginations and inspire us, although we’re often too busy for this to happen. But Turtle… Continue Reading
Today I am joined by Michael Kauffmann co-author of the new Field Guide to the Manzanitas of California, North America and Mexico, published this year by Backcountry Press. Michael last joined me in 2012 after the publication of his first… Continue Reading
The drought balancing act continues on June 24 in Sacramento when the State Water Resources Control Board will hold a workshop on maintaining water temperatures in the Sacramento River on behalf of the winter-run Chinook Salmon. Thomas Howard, Executive Director… Continue Reading
The Shasta County Sheriff’s Office Boating Safety Unit is ordering the following closures/operation restrictions on Shasta Lake in the interest of public safety. Our primary concern is for the enjoyment and safety of those who recreate on this waterway and… Continue Reading
The Refresh Redding Festival and drought awareness campaign created by two Redding entrepreneurs has changed directions as a result of Redding’s positive water conservation results. Originally, the Refresh Redding Festival was slated to take place on July 18th. The event… Continue Reading
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