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Coverboard Conversations
The importance of introducing yourself Who lives here? Every time I walk into a…
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Inspiring an ethic of stewardship through TeenNat
“Being a youth mentor is some of the most important work I do at Pepperwood.” by Nicole Barden, Environmental Educator Last week…
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Pepperwood: Island of Water
Appreciating water in an increasingly arid climate by Tosha Comendant, Conservation Science Manager I…
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Reflecting on the Importance of Our Community
An open letter on the season of giving in 2020 by Sloane Shinn, Community Engagement Specialist With chilly mornings and afternoon rain,…
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The Grandmother Oak
by Wendy Herniman, Pepperwood Steward Have you ever wondered how old the trees at Pepperwood are? Whenever I come to a magnificent oak stretching its curving limbs in every direction –…
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Riding this wave together
Reflections on this period of transition and adaptation by Lisa Micheli, President & CEO As the skies finally clear and we can at last take a deep breath, I know…
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Making space for Indigenous knowledge systems at Pepperwood
Integrating Indigenous science at Pepperwood by Clint McKay, Indigenous Education Coordinator & Chair of Pepperwood’s Native Advisory Council Clint and…
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Map OneSonoma: sustainable, resilient, inclusive Sonoma County
Pepperwood’s Role in Map OneSonoma: a collaboration focused on a sustainable, resilient and inclusive Sonoma County by Lisa Micheli, President & CEO “Convening” is one of our-time keeping categories at…
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Fire Ecology for Non-Scientists: The Fire Triangle & Fire Behavior
What does it mean when fire science experts say “high intensity fire” or refer to “fire behavior”? Learn about the basic mechanics of wildfire, as well as associated terminology…
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Risen from the Ashes with State-of-the-Art Sustainability
Coming Home: a word from Preserve Manager, Michael Gillogly As we approach the anniversary of the Tubbs Fire almost three years ago, I am excited at the prospect of finally…
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