From February 16th – 23rd, Shasta Land Trust will be offering a limited number of tickets to the 21 Wildways events of 2016 at a premium price during the preview sale. Two ways to purchase tickets during the Preview Sale:… Continue Reading
Each time you drive east from Redding to Lassen Volcanic National Park you pass a quaint ranch in the meadows near Viola. Like me, you may pause to admire the peaceful beauty of this house in the woods. Florence Davis… Continue Reading
Sunday, April 6, 2014; Parkville Ranch; 5810 Parkville Road Anderson, CA You are invited to come and visit the historic Parkville Ranch for the dedication of the David DuBose Nature Preserve and a conservation easement for the property. Sandra DuBose… Continue Reading
Like many people in Shasta County, I was thrilled to learn recently of the preservation of the Parkville Ranch with a conservation easement administered through the Shasta Land Trust. As the Ranch could otherwise be sold for development purposes at… Continue Reading
Nestled between two major forces of local development, the Shasta Land Trust’s newest conservation easement shows the clear need and benefit for conserving natural open space. Bounded on three sides by subdivisions and Bethel Church, the Lillian Nelson Nature Preserve… Continue Reading
Shasta Land Trust is highlighting local food, local wine and beer, local artists, and local businesses at the annual Wildways Kickoff party, at 6 p.m. on February 23rd, 2013, at the Redding Senior Citizens’ Hall. Tickets for the event go on sale… Continue Reading
Shasta Land Trust is hosting our 4th annual local river cleanup from 9:00am to noon on Saturday, September 15, 2012. Over 40 volunteers will remove trash and recyclables from Churn Creek, in east Redding. Volunteers will converge on Churn Creek… Continue Reading
Shasta Land Trust (SLT) and its partners proudly announce an agreement has been signed to purchase a railroad right-of-way between McCloud (in Siskiyou County) and Burney (in Shasta County), a property known as the McCloud Railway. The agreement, signed by… Continue Reading
Today I talk with Ben Miles, Shasta Land Trust’s executive director, about Saturday’s Wildways event in Redding. Miles has been the SLT’s director since 2008. He holds a Master of Science degree in Environmental Science from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. He… Continue Reading
Sliders made from locally raised beef, local wines and beer, an auction featuring artwork and craft items made by local artists, and music provided by the local Prima Donna Bongo Band: Local is truly the word for Shasta Land Trust’s… Continue Reading
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