As the Walbridge fire bore down on Riddell, LandPaths’ 400-acre preserve west of Healdsburg, firefighters carefully swept the deck of the dry leaf litter around Steve’s cabin. The simple […]
Fire, Grief, and Recovery at Riddell Read Article
At LandPaths, people-powered stewardship of the land lies at the core of our mission. Our volunteers return time and again to tend the land at our preserves and community gardens across Sonoma
What Does People-Powered Land Stewardship Look Like In a Pandemic? Read Article
When schools across Sonoma County closed down for in-person learning in March due to the coronavirus, teachers, students, and parents were suddenly faced with a series of
by Jessica Holloway, Senior Education Field Specialist With all this time at home, we’ve been noticing all kinds of cool creatures cruising around outside, like these Banana Slugs! Use
Neighborhood Nature: Meet a Banana Slug! Read Article
Escrito por Jamie Nakama, Manager de Programas Juveniles Traducido por Guadalupe Casco, Especialista de Campo Bilingüe Esta actividad es parte de lo que hacemos con nuestros alumnos
La naturaleza a tu alrededor: encuentra tu espacio especial Read Article
By Jamie Nakama, Youth Programs Manager This is an activity that we do with elementary-aged students as part of our environmental education program IOOBY. A “sit spot”
Neighborhood Nature: Find Your Sit Spot Read Article
Over the next few weeks, as we all shelter-in-place in Sonoma County, we are sharing uplifting stories from LandPaths’ staff about how they are discovering the hidden
Adventures in Crows, Bird Calls, and Composting Read Article
By Amanda Ayala, Volunteer and Community Hub Specialist Last week, on a sunny spring equinox afternoon, I opened all the doors of my family’s home and decided I
Mandalas and Sunbathing Garter Snakes Read Article