The american river pictured from above with beautiful yellow, orange and green trees lining the river, at dawn with purple pink clouds in the sky. Read more about The History of Coloma Told Through Trees

The History of Coloma Told Through Trees Join us in the Coloma Valley where trees help tell the history of Marshall Gold Discovery State Historic Park. During our program, we will discover how native and nonnative trees show us what Marshall Gold Discovery SHP looked... Read MoreRead more about The History of Coloma Told Through Trees

In the foreground, a wooden post with the Pacifc Crest Trail Marker, the background shows bright, lime green leafy trees and a blue sky with one cloud. Read more about Pacific Crest Trail – All Things PCT!

Pacific Crest Trail – All Things PCT! This program relates to this history of the regions surrounding the Pacific Crest Trail. We discuss different ecosystems, history (Native - Modern Day Trail Use), wildlife, and some trail tips and suggestions! Learn all... Read MoreRead more about Pacific Crest Trail – All Things PCT!

Read more about Opening the Mountain to All: Outdoor Equity

Opening the Mountain to All: Outdoor Equity Time in nature and access to outdoor recreational opportunities are essential for the physical and mental health of all people. However, not all people have equal access to parks and open spaces. Using Mount Tamalpais State... Read MoreRead more about Opening the Mountain to All: Outdoor Equity

Four red yellow white and black patches on a navy blue background representing the 24th infantry, 25th infantry, 9th cavalry and 10th cavalry of the Buffalo Soldiers. Read more about Allensworth and the California Buffalo Soldier Trail

Allensworth and the California Buffalo Soldier Trail In the years following the American Civil War, the famous all-African American army regiments, popularly known as the Buffalo Soldiers, eventually made their way to California where they would serve in the state's... Read MoreRead more about Allensworth and the California Buffalo Soldier Trail