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Farm Day is a free annual event held in March at the Marin Center Exhibition Hall in San Rafael. This event provides hands-on educational experiences outside the classroom for over 1,000 school children.
The Sonoma County Forest Conservation Working Group is a team with forestry and conservation expertise working together to provide education and resources to forest landowners with the goal of protecting and sustaining healthy forests, woodlands, and watersheds in Sonoma County.
Anthracnose is a term used to describe a class of leaf spot diseases, a little bit like we use the term flu to describe a host of different influenza viruses. Anthracnose type diseases are very common in California. In most cases, they dont cause permanent damage to established trees.
As Sustainable Ag Coordinator for Marin County, I help connect producers to resources here and afield to increase the long-term viability of Marin farms and ranches n all the ways they support the health of our environment and communities.
What can our oak forests provide us in terms of food, cooking, and fun? A lot! Here are the handouts and visuals from our 2014 Farm Day exhibit: Acorn Cookies: recipe and coloring sheet Acorn collecting and processing ........ Baking with acorn flour California bay laurel ........
The Marin Fish and Wildlife Commission is accepting proposals for conservation and education grants to help local nonprofits promote environmental education and habitat restoration projects in Marin County. The application deadline is on the first Monday of March.
