Newsletter – January 2020

Redding City Council Tree Ordinance CommitteeTurtle Bay Informational Planning Commission MeetingField Trips.Events.

Redding’s Disappearing Oak Woodlands.SEA Green Volunteers.Oregon Gulch. Volunteers Needed.Turtle Bay Development Plans.Shasta Land Trust: Preserving and Protecting Local Lands.SEA New Year’s Day Field Trip.Events.

Growing Together: Hope and Action in 2026Sustainability and the UN Climate Summit: 30th Conference of the Parties (COP30)Trip Report: Lichens, Fungi, and Moss, Oh MySpecies of the Month: Sandhill Cranes (Antigone canadensis)Species of the Month: Toyon (Heteromeles arbutifolia) Link: January 2025 Newsletter

Aug 2023 Newsletter Upcoming SEA EventsSpeak Up for Redding’s Environmental Future Volunteer Hike Guides Needed Nominate an Environmental Champion! Rails to Trails: Vote Until August 7th!Trip Report: Oak Seedling WateringTrip Report: Heart Lake HikeTrip Report: Caldwell Lakes HikeSEA Seeking New Board MembersFree Shade Tree Project – still taking applications Donate! Thank you to our donors!

Reminder: Urging Sáttítla (Medicine Lake Highlands) Monument StatusMeet SEA’s Newest Board Member: Juliet MalikPilgrim Fall Festival a Success

Shasta Lake Tree Conservation Ordinance.SEA Awarded Bower Foundation Grant.Draft EIR on the Fountain Wind Project.New Board Member Aleta Carpenter.Oak Tree Removal Near McConnell Foundation.Recycling Batteries, the How and Where. USFS seeking Committee members for Forest funding.Events.