Geology Field-Trip is SOLD OUT
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Explore the dynamic geology of the eastern Coast Ranges, with geologist and distinguished professor emeritus, Eldridge Moores and his wife Judy.
The trip starts at the Cache Creek Nature Preserve, west of Woodland and winds through Capay Valley en route to Cache Creek Canyon. Eldridge and Judy will lead participants through observation and interpretation of the phenomenal and unique geology of Cache Creek.
Expect to develop a deeper understanding of and appreciation for the geology of Cache Creek and California.
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Woodland to Cache Creek Canyon
California’s Dynamic Landscape
A Geology Fieldtrip
Lead by Geologist Eldridge Moores
8:00am to 4:30pm Saturday May 5th, 2018
For Questions Contact:
530.661.1070
Suggested donation: $50/participant. All proceeds go to the Cache Creek Conservancy to support habitat restoration
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--The Cache Creek Conservancy
Before there was farm-to-fork there was First Foods.
California has been likened to the Garden of Eden for its abundant food resources. For centuries the patwin of California enjoyed the riches that the land offered: fish, fowl, game, and plants.
Enjoy an evening of sharing traditional indigenous foods at the Cache Creek Nature Preserve on Saturday, April 21, 2018.
The evening begins with a gathering time featuring hors d’oeuvres of roasted quail and salmon dip with salmon skin crisps. A tour of the Tending and Gathering Garden at the preserve will expand your understanding of how California tribes used various plants for both food and basketry. Baskets and other weaving by Native American artisans will be on display as well.
The three-course meal begins with venison stew, followed by miner salad with green strawberries, and the entrée is salmon. Dessert features Indian fried bread with honey. Guest chef is Scott Ostrander, formerly with Park Winters.
After the meal, there will be some time to socialize and enjoy the spring evening at the preserve.
Cost is $45 per ticket. Only 150 tickets are available for this event.
Event and table sponsorships for the First Foods Dinner are also available. Please contact the Cache Creek Conservancy for more information at (530) 661-1070.
Have questions about First Foods Dinner? Contact Cache Creek Conservancy
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