Updates from the Pepperwood community
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Mapping the Faults in Our Landscape
Posted on August 4, 2026Continue readingWhen you go for a walk at Pepperwood, you can’t help but be captivated by the stunning landscape—rolling hills, golden grasslands, and majestic oak woodlands create a scene that feels like it’s straight out of a storybook. The area features montane ponds and cool, mature forest ecosystems with seasonal creeks, providing essential climate refugia that […]
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Healthy Grasslands: Bastions of Biodiversity & Carbon Capture Champs
Posted on May 20, 2026Continue readingDon’t underestimate the importance of grasslands for climate regulation, carbon sequestration, wildfire risk mitigation. Our grassland monitoring reveals the truth about these heroic ecosystems… (12 min. read)
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How a Free Workshop on Good Fire Is Changing Lives and Building Community
Posted on April 10, 2026Continue readingHow to promote community while building wildfire resilience through stewardship with prescribed burns and good fire. (15 min. read)
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Our Frontline Against a Changing Climate
Posted on January 11, 2026Continue readingWhat is a scientific field station? These sites monitor long-term changes in our environment, detecting shifts and trends. But there’s more to it than that… (7 min. read)
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If You Must Fence, Be Wildlife-friendlier
Posted on November 22, 2025Continue readingHumans have been using fences for nearly 10,000 years. By now, we should have learned how to construct fences in a way that does not harm wildlife or obstruct the movement of resources. But have we? Pepperwood explores these issues and demonstrates how we can do better. (15 min. read)
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Why We Need Prescribed Burns
Posted on October 27, 2025Continue readingHow to promote community while building wildfire resilience through stewardship with prescribed burns and good fire. (15 min. read)
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🦇 Batting for Biodiversity: Bat Monitoring at Pepperwood
Posted on October 21, 2025Continue readingDid you know that over half of North America’s bat species are facing significant decline? Using innovative audio tech we’re monitoring the health of our bat populations… (9 min. read)
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Empowering Environmental Education in Sonoma County
Posted on September 27, 2025Continue readingDid you know that over half of North America’s bat species are facing significant decline? Using innovative audio tech we’re monitoring the health of our bat populations… (9 min. read)
News Briefs
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TeenNat Graduation is Just the Beginning
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Meet Our Summer Education Assistants
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June’s Prescribed Broadcast Burn a Success!
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A New Model for Environmental Education
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Exploring Nature and Community at Pepperwood: The 2026 California Naturalist Course
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WCB Approves $59.6 Million for Biodiversity and Public Access Projects
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We’re Hiring! Director of Development
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Commemorating the Kincade Fire with Prescribed Fire
Posted on October 24, 2025















