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Bringing science to bear on the North Bay fires
Bringing science to bear on the North Bay fires: A morning with Pepperwood’s TBC3 By Tom Greco, Communications Manager If we had a neutron tube, what would we do with it? That was…
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In the wake of the flames: what should I do now?
Wildfires affected 245,000 acres in Sonoma, Napa, and Mendocino Counties in October 2017. Landowners and residents are returning to their homes to begin the process of recovery and many…
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Pepperwood and the Tubbs Fire
Like much of Santa Rosa and Sonoma County, Pepperwood was severely impacted by the Tubbs Fire. Late in the evening of Sunday, October 9th, the initial onslaught of fire sweeping…
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Days of wonder and discovery: A volunteer introduction
Days of wonder and discovery: A volunteer introduction By…
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Descending the Russian River | Part 2
By Lisa Micheli, PhD, President & CEO, Sept 9, 2016 Leg Two, Day 1 – Cloverdale to Alexander Valley (19.5 miles) and Day 2 – Alexander Valley to Healdsburg (14 miles) We…
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Descending the Russian River | Part 1
By Lisa Micheli, PhD, President & CEO, Sept 6, 2016 The evening before Day 1, Leg Two, Part One – Cloverdale to Healdsburg, 17.5 miles “I love that you woke up at…
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Fire Mitigation and Forest Health update | August 2016
By Lisa Micheli, PhD, President & CEO A workshop focused on bridging science and vegetation management in the Mayacamas to Berryessa region Managing a…
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Reintroducing controlled fire to the Pepperwood landscape
A momentous day for Pepperwood On June 10, 2016, after months of planning, CAL FIRE implemented a prescribed burn on a 7-acre grassland plot at Pepperwood Preserve. Part of our…
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Reflections on Native Wisdom at Pepperwood
By Ben Benson, Cultural Resources Coordinator Pepperwood’s Native Advisory Council Members of Pepperwood’s Native American Advisory Council, from left to right:…
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Calling all volunteers—we need your help this spring!
By Michael Gillogly, Preserve Manager Dear Pepperwood Community, The spring field season is upon us! As Preserve Manager and a leader of our Research and Preserve Management (RPM) team, I’m asking for…
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