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Who Are We?

Our Mission

Our mission is to protect and preserve the flora, fauna, land, air and water of the Sacramento River Watershed through advocacy and education.

Our Vision

SEA works to unite local advocates, organizations, and concerned residents to build a stronger, more organized voice for environmental protection. We focus on educating the public, decision-makers, and elected officials about the critical importance, and far-reaching benefits, of preserving the land, water, air, and wildlife of our region.

The Shasta Environmental Alliance (SEA) is a California non-profit(501(c)(3) organization incorporated in 2017 and received non-profit status in 2017. We are supported by individuals and 19 environmental, conservation and outdoor organizations in the greater Shasta County area. 

Supporting Organizations

Our supporting organizations are separate independent groups that support the mission and vision of SEA, but do not necessarily support every position we take on various issues.

Our Documents

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Our Board Of Directors

Want to join us?
Shasta Environmental Alliance is looking to increase its board membership and is looking for persons concerned about our local environment. Meetings are once a month and currently are done by video conference. Previous environmental board or related volunteer or work experience and willingness to spend at least four to six hours of volunteer time per month including board meetings. We can use your enthusiasm and new ideas. If you’re intrested, please fill out this application.

Stacey Alexander

Stacey works as an environmental scientist and is working on her Master’s Degree in geoscience at Chico State University. Stacey has a passion for gardening, botany, fisheries, and environmental conservation. In her spare time she enjoys the great outdoors northern California has to offer, including rock climbing, running, backpacking, and hiking. She recently summited Mount Shasta!

Aleta Carpenter

North State native Aleta Carpenter has a background in governmental and public relations, journalism, and editing. As a lobbyist, she represented several environmental organizations pro bono and facilitated the acquisition by the California State Park system of properties held in private ownership. A lifelong environmentalist, Aleta hopes to see Redding someday rival Sacramento as a true “city of trees.”

Kat Camplin

Kat Camplin is a certified professional dog trainer who moved to Redding to continue her bachelor’s degree in Natural Resources through Oregon State University. She has served on the Board of Directors for non-profit theater and canine obedience organizations and volunteers her time helping rescue dogs . She also hosts a dog training podcast. In her spare time she enjoys wildlife photography, native plant gardening, and hiking with her dogs. 

Juliet Malik

Juliet, a longtime resident of Shasta County, is a business owner and lifelong nature enthusiast. After raising four kids she recently went back to school and completed her bachelor’s degree in History from Oregon State University, focusing primarily on Environmental History. In 2023 she completed the UC California Naturalist Certification program and continues to learn all she can about Northern California’s environment and the issues that challenge it. She is excited to lead walks for SEA and nerd out over nature with others as a way to build community and passion for this place we call home so that we may better protect it.