Beginning Monday, April 27th, 2020, Whiskeytown National Recreation Area will utilize goats to manage vegetation and fuels at the Tower House Historic District. The Tower House Historic District is located approximately two miles west of Whiskeytown Lake and has been… Continue Reading
As far as the goats are concerned, they’re just doing what they’re really good at: rummaging around the hillsides and eating stuff. As far as the city of Redding is concerned, the bell-bedecked ruminants are reducing the fuel load in… Continue Reading
Beginning Monday, May 7th, 2018, Whiskeytown National Recreation Area will utilize goats to manage vegetation and fuels at the Tower House Historic District, Upper Clear Creek Picnic Area, and Grizzly Gulch. The Tower House Historic District is located approximately two… Continue Reading
For the next four weeks, Whiskeytown National Recreation Area is using goats to help restore the cultural landscape at the Tower House Historic District and to treat hazardous fuels at other locations throughout the Park. The Tower House Historic District, located… Continue Reading
By Nancy Cameron Shasta County Farm Bureau: I am writing on behalf of the agricultural producers of Happy Valley, a small rural community west of Anderson. We have just received notice that the Bureau of Reclamation will be cutting our… Continue Reading
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