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Why wildlife corridors?
By Morgan Gray, PhD, Conservation Analyst Wildlife corridors keep our landscape healthy A wildlife corridor is a continuous swath of natural and agricultural lands….
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SRJC student advancing post-fire redwood research
Pepperwood’s Stephen J. Barnhart Herbarium Internship—named in honor of our Academic Director emeritus—provides Santa Rosa Junior College students studying the natural sciences with opportunities to gain critical experience conducting…
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Creating more “green time” with kids
By Holland Gistelli, Education Specialist Confirming what you’ve probably noticed, research shows that our children are spending far less time outdoors…
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Healing through poetry
Pepperwood members joined us earlier this month for an afternoon with Sonoma County Poet Laureate Maya Khosla. Part of The Legacy Project, an ongoing series of readings and events with…
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Living with Fire resources now available
The Living with Fire in California’s Coast Ranges Symposium was held from May 7-9, 2018 at Sonoma State University (SSU), in Rohnert Park, CA, as a partnership between the California…
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Bring science to life this holiday season!
December 2018 Dear Friend, You’ve heard it before. But we wanted to tell you ourselves, as we…
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A Summer of Hiking and Learning
A Summer of Hiking and Learning By Henry O’Donnell Hello everyone! My name is Henry O’Donnell and I’ve been lucky enough to be…
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Resurgence: A window into the cycle of fire followers
By Tosha Comendant, Conservation Science Manager The northern Bay Area is home to a diversity of rare fire-dependent plant communities. The recent fires burned tens of thousands of acres of…
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Phenology study continues after the fire
By Wendy Herniman, Pepperwood Steward Wendy Herniman (left) and other phenology project volunteers in the field, photo by Gary…
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Prahlad Papper on Natural History
A Natural History of Natural History at Pepperwood By Prahlad Papper I’d like to be able to say that I can remember the…
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