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WHAT DOES RESILIENCE LOOK LIKE AFTER TWO FIRES IN TWO YEARS?
In the Wake of Kincade: Taking Stock Part One: When the Winds Came In the early hours of Sunday, October 27th, one of Pepperwood’s meteorological stations just below our…
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Field Notes Blogcast: Corky Quirk on the Many Benefits of Bats!
Discover Nature: Bats Eat the Bugs that Bug YOU! Pepperwood’s Discover Nature Lecture series brings people together for captivating lectures by local researchers, authors, artists and environmental leaders….
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People of Pepperwood: Sonja Barringer
The Green Thumb of Pepperwood by stephanie beard This series is about the People of Pepperwood. We investigate the many faces of Pepperwood: the scientists,…
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SCENIQ’s Impact on Students: A Teacher’s Perspective
The school year has begun and teachers across the region are busy creating learning experiences to help grow their students’ minds. For 36 Sonoma County teachers, this…
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Intern Profile: Lauren McGue
We’re delighted to have Smith College senior Lauren McGue join us for a six-week internship at Pepperwood this summer. Here’s what Lauren has to say about her studies and her…
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Pepperwood featured in Sonoma Magazine – July 2019
Check out the recent story “Pepperwood Preserve: Living its Mission” featured in Sonoma Magazine’s July/August 2019 issue. The story, running from pages 82-93, provides an in-depth look into how…
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Our New Buildings: State-of-the-Art Sustainability
When the Tubbs Fire swept through Pepperwood, it destroyed three buildings — nearly 7,500 square feet of space we depend on every day to manage the preserve’s operations and…
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Honoring Our Roots: An Exhibition of Pomo Basketry, on display at the Pepperwood Gallery
Artistry, Tradition, and Nature Define Pomo Baskets Honoring Our Roots: An Exhibition of Pomo Basketry, on display at the Pepperwood Gallery from April 18 through July 12, 2019, is a magnificent…
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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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