Learning Landscapes Ripple Effects
Established in 2004, Learning Landscapes is FRLT’s conservation and education program designed to facilitate the nature-kid connection throughout the school year with access to open space, place-based learning, and hands-on stewardship experiences.
In the 20 years since the program’s start, we’re trying to understand how teachers use the program and the impact it has on students. So far, we’ve done a detailed survey assessment with teachers and students.
Now, we want to hear from you!
- Chester & Westwood @ Almanor Recreation Center: Monday, October 28, 9am-12pm
- Greenville and Quincy @ PUSD District Office Boardroom: Tuesday, October 29, 9am-12pm
- Portola & Loyalton @ Sierra Valley Preserve and Nature Center: Wednesday, October 30, 9am-12pm
You don’t need to prepare anything to be part of our story collecting session! Karen and Leanne will lead small and larger group conversations to gather stories from you and others in the group. Then the group will work together to think about what the stories mean about the kinds of difference LL makes and to think about suggestions for its future. Lunch will be provided.
New trail at Kids Creek Forest in Portola
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Loyalton Learning Landscape Conservation Story
The Loyalton Learning Landscape protects a working ranch, an important tributary to the Middle Fork Feather River, and outdoor learning opportunities for Loyalton kids.
2024 Events
Get out and experience the beauty of the Feather River Watershed with FRLT's events. From birding and botany to history and building community there's something for everyone!
The Next Generation of Conservation Professionals
AmeriCorps in action in the Feather River Watershed. Two SNAP members served at FRLT to monitor conserved lands, wildlife, and implement new data driven practices.
April 5 | Willow Basket Weaving
Learn from local willow artist Nick LaHaise and weave a willow basket of your own!
March 22 | Cooking with Acorns
Learn from Dana Galloway how to make a hearty, delicious soup with acorns
March 8 | Traditional Maidu Acorn Processing
Learn from Dana Galloway how to process and work with acorns
Yoga with Cindy Noble
Join instructor Cindy Noble for an afternoon of nature-based yoga!
March 14 | Conifers with Michael Kauffmann
Learn about the conifers of the Sierra Nevada from author and educator Michael Kauffmann!
February 21 | Words & Music
Join FRLT and Plumas Arts for an open mic night all about nature! Local musician Sarah Hoxie will also be performing.
