Newsletter – November 2022

Trip Report: Phillips Brothers Mill TourMore Free Shade Trees for ReddingTrip Report: BLM Fire Treatment on Hornbeck TrailYour Comments Make a Difference!Blue Oak Seedling Work DayBad News for Trees in ReddingTrip Report: Lillian Nelson Nature PreserveUpdate on Jones High Plains Shooting Range Near MillvilleClear Creek Clean-Up

Environmental Champions Awards 2021.Turtle Bay development update.Fountain Wind Project defeated.SEA Featured in the California Wildlife Foundation/California Oaks Newsletter.SEA Facebook Page Updated.Events.

SEA Environmental Champion Awards Photos. The Plastic Problem on PBS. Acorn Planting with CNPS and SEA. Want to become involved in SEA? Events.

Planning Commission to Consider General Plan in FebruaryFour SEA Volunteers Get Chainsaw Certificates for Trail and Restoration WorkDeluge of Emails Hits the Planning Commission on TreesHawes Ranch UpdateCultivating Conservation: Ghost Pine Native Plant Nursery’s MissionTrip Report: Chamise Peak Field Trip

2025 Earth Day Festival – Join Us!Trip Report: Blue Gravel Mine WalkTrip Report: Battle Creek Field Trip – In-Depth Plant CharacteristicsHawes Ranch DecisionOcean Conservancy Namibia Seal RescuesThe Trump Administration and Threats to Our EnvironmentRedding Loses Street Trees on Liberty Street

Mt. Shasta W.A.T.E.R. Victory Crystal Geyser Property Sold.Ban on Large Wind Farms in Shasta County.Asphalt Plant Near Keswick Nixed.Shasta Supervisors to Discuss Casino Relocation.Turtle Bay Land Sale Goes to Redding City Council.Tierra Robles 166 Home Subdivision.Vernal Pools Threatened.State Senate Bill to require mitigation of oak trees in developments.Dye Creek Preserve Hike.Cloverdale Field Trip.Events.