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The Hannan Wildlife Conservation Easement along Dr

The Hannan Wildlife Conservation Easement along Dry Creek in Grass Valley is filled with ecological and cultural wonders!

We greatly enjoyed our time spent at our annual monitoring visit this week. The easement was donated to BYLT by the Hannan Family in 1999 and protects 41 acres of land from further subdivision and development. BYLT, the plants, and the animals thank them.
#landsfriday #BearYubaLandTrust #OpenSpacesWildPlaces

😮 Did you know you can win some really amazing

😮 Did you know you can win some really amazing raffle prizes when you sign up for #NatureFest?!⁠⁠
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🥕 🍏 🍅 Due to its meteoric rise in popula

🥕 🍏 🍅 Due to its meteoric rise in popularity, organic food has become more accessible than ever with organic-certified products readily available at even huge retail outlets such as Target, Walmart and Costco. Yet still, less than 6% of the food eaten in the U.S. is organic.⁠
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The Nevada County Food Policy Council (NCFPC) recently launched its 20% Whole-sum Food by 2025 challenge, with its stated goal, according to council coordinator Miriam Limov, being that “by 2025, at least 20% of the food that Nevada County residents consume will be local, regional, fair trade, ecologically produced and/or humanely raised.”⁠
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READ MORE of the article about how organically produced food is just the beginning in the link in our bio. @SierraHarrvest #WholesumFood #FoodSecurity⁠
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(📸 Lenkaland Photography @lenkalandphoto)

We just can't get over the superbloom of wildflowe

We just can't get over the superbloom of wildflowers this year 🙌 While monitoring our UC Narrows Conservation Easement below Englebright Dam, these beautiful flowers colorfully decorated the hillsides 🌼⁠⁠
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Did you know there are two different species of bright orange poppies that we commonly mistake as one? The large one on the right is California poppy (Eschscholzia californica)—our most common one we see or "think" we see. The smaller one is Tufted poppy (Eschscholzia caespitosa) another California native poppy that has a smaller flower.

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