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We are happy to announce the closing of a new conservation easement in Shasta County. This easement will ensure the conservation of this area which is comprised of separate 3 parcels totaling 66 acres. Located in the South Cow Creek Watershed, this incredible property is situated in the volcanic foothills of the southern Cascade Range in northern California.
The land serves as an important home for our local wildlife. The creeks provide spawning grounds for fall run Chinook Salmon and Steelhead Trout and the Blue Oak woodlands are breeding grounds for the Cow Creek deer herd. In addition, the property is home to foothill yellow-legged frogs and northwestern pond turtles.
With this newly completed easement, Shasta Land Trust will preserve this beautiful and important wildlife habitat for many generations to come. We would like to thank our partners, the Stewardship Council and Pacific Gas and Electric, along with our donors, as such support allows us to conserve the beauty, character and diversity of significant lands in far northern California.
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Save the date! Next year's Wildways Kickoff is set for Sunday, April 19, 2020. We are gearing up for another successful fundraising year at Shasta Land Trust. Join us for an exciting event at Ross Ranch to catapult us into our 2020 Wildways event series!
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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR TRAIL CLEAN-UP
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We are in need of volunteers to help us on Friday, October 4th, 2019 at 8:00am to clean up two trails adopted by Shasta Land Trust. If you are looking for an opportunity to make a positive impact on your local environment, we could use your help! Please contact Tessa or Kayla at (530) 241-7886 if you are interested in volunteering with us.
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NEW STAFF MEMBER AT SHASTA LAND TRUST
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Shasta Land Trust is excited to announce the addition of a new member to our team! Kayla Finck will serve as our Stakeholder Relations Coordinator. She will be responsible for fundraising, communications and donor relations, the Wildways Kickoff series and fundraising events, social media, and all office related activities.
Before joining the staff at Shasta Land Trust, Kayla started a restaurant in downtown Redding where she concentrated on delivering a mix of food and art culture to her hometown. She is a mother to a busy 4 year old boy and enjoys spending time with her family when not at work.
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