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☀️Have you read the latest edition of our news

☀️Have you read the latest edition of our newsletter, The Confluence? The Summer edition has landed in inboxes. In it you’ll learn about our summer volunteer opportunities, hear insights from our board of directions and find out more about how you can apply to be on our board of directors and about our two open staff positions.☀️

🔗to read in our bio, or sign up at bit.ly/4e1WfVm

📸 : Bucks Lake by Darla DeRuiter

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🌞Volunteer for the Summer Solstice Stewardship

🌞Volunteer for the Summer Solstice Stewardship Blitz!🌞
As our public lands face growing threats and reduced budgets, the need for all of us to pitch in and help out is greater than ever!

On Saturday, June 21st, join us and the Plumas National Forest – Mt. Hough Ranger District for a day of community care in the Bucks Lake Wilderness!

🌲We’ll be brushing trails, clearing downed logs, and learning about wilderness stewardship (including how to use a crosscut saw!) along the Right Hand Branch of Mill Creek Trail. Please bring layers for changing weather (long sleeves & pants for trail work), sturdy shoes, sun protection (sunscreen, sunglasses & a hat), insect repellent as well as lunch, snacks and water for the day. All tools and guidance provided.

🛶 Meet at 9am at the Bucks Lake Lodge (please park across from the lodge in front of the cabins) — boat rides across the lake generously provided by Bucks Lake Marina!
⏰ We’ll work until about 2:30 PM and be back at the lodge by 3.

Volunteers can log hours toward a free National Parks Pass!

**Please RSVP by Wednesday, June 18 to help us plan**
For more info + sign-up please visit the 🔗 in bio

Public lands give us so much– with fewer hands to care for them, yours can make a real difference!

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Congress is considering legislation that would ope

Congress is considering legislation that would open the door to a widespread sell-off of our public lands—threatening the wild places we cherish, the wildlife that depend on them, and the clean water that sustains our communities.

These lands belong to all of us—not just to the highest bidder.

We urge @kevinpkiley to stand with the people of the Sierra and protect our public lands from privatization. Tell your Rep. to vote no on selling off public lands to pay for tax cuts ( 🔗 in bio to contact your Rep.!)

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Thank you to everyone who joined us for our second

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our second Cultivating Connectivity event of 2025 last Tuesday with Dr. Libby Ehlers!

We’re so appreciative to all who came out to the Quincy Public Library to explore the movement, survival, and recovery of ungulate species across the Upper Feather River Watershed, the challenges these species face—and the collaborative efforts underway to ensure their future in our region.

A big thank you to Dr. Ehlers for sharing her experience, knowledge and passion for ungulate species and to our co-hosts at Plumas Audubon Society for helping make this event possible.

Stay tuned for details about our next Cultivating Connectivity event coming this fall!

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🦌 One thing deer, elk, and pronghorn have in co

🦌 One thing deer, elk, and pronghorn have in common? Their survival depends on movement.

Join us next Tuesday with co-hosts @plumasaudubonsociety for our next Cultivating Connectivity presentation on the challenges—and hope—for ungulate species in the Upper Feather River Watershed and Northern Sierra. Learn how migration science, habitat conservation, and community action can ensure a future for these loved leapers.

📅 Tuesday, May 13
📍 Quincy Library Meeting Room
🕕 6:30–8:00 PM
🎤 Featuring Dr. Libby Ehlers of CDFW

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Thank you to everyone who joined us the other nigh

Thank you to everyone who joined us the other night for our first Cultivating Connectivity event of 2025 with Paul Hardy!

We’re grateful for those who came out to learn about wildlife movement and habitat connectivity in the Northern Sierra. Paul helped deepen our understanding of the wildlife that call the Upper Feather River Watershed home and what it will take to protect their paths.

Big thanks to Paul for sharing his knowledge (and a song!), and to our co-hosts at Plumas Audubon Society for helping make the evening a success.

Together, we’re growing a community that cares deeply about the future of our public lands and the wildlife that call them home– giving us hope in these uncertain and tumultuous times.

Stay tuned for our next Cultivating Connectivity event focused on ungulate species in May!

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