It’s been a long road to reach this point, but the largest project JCWC has ever attempted is now complete (mostly). After almost 200 logs, countless tons of gravel, thousands […]
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Golden poppy, California sunlight, cup of gold; whatever name you use, California poppy (Eschscholzia californica) brushes any landscape with gorgeous color throughout the growing season. This easy-to-grow plant–which can be
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Our educational programming has shifted over the years. In general, the AmeriCorps member would be responsible for leading service learning events. These events would include an environmental education lesson and
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Our watershed is full of signs of life; from riparian buffers, human infrastructure, and salmon redds. Multiple databases within multiple agencies document these and it can be hard to track
Interactive Johnson Creek Map INCOMING!!! Read More »
This month’s featured native: Common tarweed (Madia elegans) Late-blooming natives in the aster family don’t stop with last month’s featured plant! The local flora includes two native tarweed species; this
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