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Changing Terminology with the Times
Pepperwood has transitioned from using the term “citizen science” to the more inclusive term “community science” Science needs Community The word citizen was originally included…
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Pepperwood Update: COVID-19
A Message from Pepperwood Regarding COVID-19 In this unprecedented time of uncertainty surrounding the coronavirus pandemic, we want to reach out to you to provide updates about Pepperwood’s…
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Protecting our natural treasures in Napa County (and beyond)
How climate change is affecting our region, and what we should do about it “We’re seeing a trajectory unfold of a longer summer season and increasingly mild winters,…
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Tribes Observe Effects on Culturally-significant Plants due to Climate Change
California Department of Water Resources interviewed the Chair of our Native Advisory Council, Clint McKay, about the effects of climate change on culturally-significant plants in the region. Read the…
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The Basket Weavers: Clint McKay & Pomo Basketry featured on Northern California Public Media
On the last day of 2019, Northern California Public Media aired an episode of their Bay Area Bountiful series called “Preserving Traditions.” Pepperwood’s Native Advisory Council Chair, Clint McKay,…
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Chile California Conservation Exchange 2019
In October, the third annual Chile California Conservation Exchange convened at the Marconi Conference Center on Tomales Bay to discuss coastal planning and regulation, marine protected area and fisheries,…
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Inspiring Others in a Time Requiring Innovation and Transformation
Lisa Micheli, Pepperwood’s trailblazing CEO and…
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Pepperwood’s Fog Monitoring highlighted in Lake County News
Why do we measure fog and precipitation as part of our Sentinel Site here at Pepperwood? First you need to understand how fog is utilized by the inhabitants of…
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Coverage of the North Bay Bear Collaborative
Building a bear-tolerant culture in Sonoma County is a worthwhile endeavor, especially since black bears have become more than a visiting presence in the North Bay. People need to…
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