Date & Time: Saturday, May 7 at 8:30am Location: Big Hill Preserves, North Auburn This outing at our Big Hill Preserves is a special event geared for photography folks to explore an area in the foothills where you would not otherwise have access. The outing will be led by our trained Docents, Read more…
Date & Time: Sunday, May 1 at 8:30am Location: Laursen Bear River Preserve, North Auburn About this event: Whether you are a beginning or expert birder, you are invited to join us as we stroll quietly through open oak woodlands and meadows at one of the newest PLT properties. We will look Read more…
Come join us to take in the beauty of the oak woodlands in winter at Big Hill Preserves, one of the last relatively “wild” areas in western Placer County.
Come join us to take in the beauty of the oak woodlands in winter at Big Hill Preserves, one of the last relatively “wild” areas in western Placer County.
We’ll meander as a group focusing on seeing the trees from every angle, cross the stream listening to the sound of the water, and continue up the road. We will pause at a beautiful spot among big boulders to do the Tai Chi-Qigong movements of Eight Pieces of Brocade.
Join us for a leisurely spring stroll through the magnificent oak woodlands as we seek out wildflowers.
Saturday, February 26, 20228:30am-12:30pm Location: Big Hill Preserves, North Auburn This special Open Preserve Day is for Placer Land Trust members to come out and enjoy our Big Hill Preserves on your own! These preserves protect critical unfragmented oak woodlands in the Raccoon Creek and Bear River watersheds, and are part Read more…
Come join us to take in the beauty of the oak woodlands in winter at Big Hill Preserves, one of the last relatively “wild” areas in western Placer County.
Come join us to take in the beauty of the oak woodlands in winter at Big Hill Preserves, one of the last relatively “wild” areas in western Placer County.
Come join us to take in the beauty of the oak woodlands in winter at Big Hill Preserves, one of the last relatively “wild” areas in western Placer County.