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Quagga Mussel Alert!
By action of the
Board of Supervisors, all vessels launching into any
Lake County waters must participate in the county's mandatory screening
and sticker program, with inspection and decontamination if necessary.
Local residents must renew their stickers annually, visitors monthly. More info
Or call the Mussel
Hotline,
263 2556
To
report possible violators or suspected contamination call the Sheriff
at
263 8656 or 911
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JANUARY
22, 6PM -- Sierra Club meeting at Mendocino College, 2565 Parallel Dr
in Lakeport. Berryessa Snow Mountain National Monument manager Rebecca
Carr Wong will give an update, including an overview of recent studies
and public programs. BSMNM is jointly managed by the Bureau of Land
Management Ukiah Field Office and the US Forest Service Mendocino
National Forest. Wong’s primary role is to facilitate interagency
coordination, community based partnerships, volunteer and public
efforts in support of national monument land management. As always the
meeting is free and the public invited.
JANUARY 25, 10AM -- free BLM guided hike to view wintering bald eagles
in the Cache Creek Natural Area, starting at the Redbud Trailhead
parking area. Hikes are limited to 25 participants and
reservations are required: to reserve, call the BLM Ukiah Field
Office at 707-468-4000.
FEBRUARY 1, 10AM -- free BLM guided hike to view wintering bald eagles in the Cache
Creek Natural Area, starting at the Redbud Trailhead parking area.
Hikes are limited to 25 participants and reservations are required: to
reserve, call the BLM Ukiah Field Office at 707-468-4000.
FEBRUARY 2, 12-2PM -- Fiddlers Jam at the Ely Stage Stop & Country
Museum, 9921 State Hwy 281, just north of Hwy 29 at Kit's Corner. FREE,
donations gratefully accepted.
FEBRUARY 8, 8:30AM -- guided nature walk at Anderson Marsh State
Historic Park, led by docents Henry Bornstein and Lisa Wilson, followed
by a ranch house tour. Rain cancels. More info: info@andersonmarsh.org
or (707) 995-2658
FEBRUARY 8, 10AM -- free BLM guided hike to view wintering bald eagles in the Cache
Creek Natural Area, starting at the Redbud Trailhead parking area.
Hikes are limited to 25 participants and reservations are required: to
reserve, call the BLM Ukiah Field Office at 707-468-4000.
FEBRUARY 16-19 -- 21th Annual Great Backyard Bird Count: participants are asked
to count birds for as little as 15 minutes (or as long as they wish)
and report their sightings at birdcount.org. More info: Redbud Audubon
education co-Chair
Joyce Anderson, joyce.anderson@dominican.edu
FEBRUARY 17, 9AM -- Redbud Audubon field trip to Clear Lake State Park. More info: call Pat Harmon at (707) 263-4977.
FEBRUARY 22. 4-8PM -- Mardi Gras Fundraiser to benefit the Childrens
Museum of Art and Science at the American Legion Hall, 14770 Austin
Road in Clearlake. Event begins with a Children's Music Parade with LLH
Band and other children in costume marching from Austin Park to
the Legion Hall and includes food, music, raffle, and art and science
activities and games. More info: http://facebook.com/cmaslakecounty
MARCH 14, 8:30AM -- guided nature walk at Anderson Marsh State Historic
Park. Rain cancels. More info: info@andersonmarsh.org or (707) 995-2658
MARCH 17, 9AM -- Redbud Audubon field trip to March 17 McKerricker State Park on
Highway 1, Fort Bragg. More info: call Pat Harmon at (707) 263-4977.
MARCH 26, 6PM -- Sierra Club meeting at New Paradigm College,3700
Country Club Dr in Lucerne. Mendocino National Forest District Ranger
Frank Aebly will provide an update on ongoing Ranch Fire recovery
efforts, with a special focus on the 40,000-acre North Shore Project, a
landmark effort that addresses post-fire water quality issues as well
as habitat recovery, and also includes a significant research
component. More info: Victoria Brandon, 707 994 1931 or
vbrandon@lakelive.info.
MARCH 28 -- Sierra Club hike on the Glen Eden Trail to vantage point
and return. This is a moderately difficult, 5 mile out and back hike
partially along a dirt road with some steep trail areas with a
combination of wooded and open areas and a 1500 ft elevation gain. The
top gives a 360 degree view of Clear Lake and Snow, Cow, and Hull
Mountains. Meet at the Glen Eden Trailhead on Scott's Valley Road at
9:00 am. Bring plenty of water and lunch to eat at the top. Hiking
boots advised. Well behaved dogs on leash are okay. Hike Leader: Paul
Farley. RSVP to Deb Sally, Assistant Leader, 707-235-9011. Heavy rain
cancels.
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