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Bayer Farm Part of County-wide i-GROW effort

January 30, 2010, Press Democrat: It may be only the end of January, but already a countywide effort is afoot to till as many yards, public spaces and empty lots as possible into mini-food farms by spring.   Read more at the Press Democrat...

 

LandPaths to Conduct Access Program on Taylor Mountain

January 3, 2010, Press Democrat: Under a new program approved by the county Board of Supervisors, residents can obtain Taylor Mountain use permits after having attended a guided tour and orientation session sponsored by the non-profit LandsPaths.  It is modeled on permit programs that LandPaths has conducted on Willow Creek park.  Read more at the Press Democrat...

 

LandPaths Leads Hut to Hut Trek in Sonoma County

October 5, 2009, Press Democrat: The half-dozen hikers were exploring a new way to see Sonoma County, one where remote trails can lead to innkeepers, farmers, restaurateurs and others who can provide food and rest, as well as stories of the land.  "You want to immerse yourself in the landscape," said Craig Anderson, the executive director of LandPaths.  Read more at the Press Democrat...

 

McCrea Trail Approved

September 15, 2009, Press Democrat: The 12-year battle over a ridgetop trail on Sonoma Mountain ended Tuesday in thunderous applause for county supervisors when they approved a deal allowing limited development in exchange for public access to most of the 240-acre McCrea Ranch.  Read more at the Press Democrat...

 

LandPaths and Bayer Farm Host Slow Food "Eat In"

September 7, 2009, Press Democrat: Advocates for healthier school lunches dined Monday on organic goat meat tacos, vegetarian tamales and home grown vegetable dishes as they gathered in a Santa Rosa community garden to write letters to Congress and sign petitions. The aim of more than 300 such "eat-ins" across the nation is to boost federal funding for the National School Lunch Program so school districts can buy locally produced food. Read more at the Press Democrat...