2022 Events
Get outside on Feather River lands and meet other nature enthusiasts and conservation-minded folks. From birding and botany, to history and living Maidu culture, to Dixie Fire recovery and land stewardship on FRLT preserves, join us for events on the land and get to know the places you’re helping to protect.
Photo by Shannon Morrow
Bird Walk at Sierra Valley Preserve (E. Entrance)
Saturday, May 21st, 9am–11am
Explore Sierra Valley’s birdlife with FRLT and Plumas Audubon Society at FRLT’s Sierra Valley Preserve, East Entrance (Maddalena).
We’re sorry, registration for this event is full!
Field Day at Sierra Valley Preserve (W. Entrance)
Sunday, June 12th, 9am–12pm
Check out FRLT’s new West Entrance to the Sierra Valley Preserve and meet FRLT staff and volunteers. Take a guided nature walk along our botanical trail with a California Naturalist, learn about the valley’s history, and ask our Executive Director about future plans for a nature center and more trails at the Preserve.
Event details and registration here
Followed by Musical Headwaters, a concert presented by Musica Sierra at Lost Marbles Ranch
12:00pm-1:30pm Lunch | 1:30pm-3:00pm Concert
After exploring the Sierra Valley Preserve, head on over to Lost Marbles Ranch for food and a special concert with Musica Sierra, “Musical Headwaters—Fire & Grace & Ash.” World-class musicians will be premiering a new song cycle inspired by the native trout found in the Sierra.
Get your tickets now for the lunch and concert at Musica Sierra’s website.
Historic Mine Tour at Butt Valley Reservoir
Saturday, July 16th, 10am–11:30am
Join former Plumas County Museum director Scott Lawson and FRLT Executive Director Shelton Douthit for a historical tour about mining at Butt Valley Reservoir, recently protected with a FRLT conservation easement.
Watch for details and registration 30 days prior to the event.
Sierra Valley Art + Ag Trail
Saturday, September 24th, 2022
The art and agriculture communities of Plumas and Sierra Counties invite you to spend the day enjoying the art, history, culture of Sierra Valley. sierravalleyartagtrail.org
More details to come!
Field Day at the Heart K
Saturday, October 22nd, 10am–1pm
Get to know FRLT’s Heart K Ranch in Genesee Valley, amidst beautiful fall color. Learn about fire recovery and regenerative agriculture efforts at the ranch, and Maidu traditional ecological knowledge and connection to place. Join us for a fun day of learning and celebration.
Watch for details and registration 30 days prior to the event.
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From world-class birding and flower-filled meadows to historic barns and scenic walking trails, FRLT’s five nature preserves showcase the beauty of the Lost Sierra.
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June 12 | Sierra Valley Preserve Field Day
Check out FRLT’s new West Entrance to the Sierra Valley Preserve. Take a guided nature walk along our botanical trail with a California Naturalist, learn about the valley’s history, and our plans for a future nature center.
May 21 | Bird Walk at Sierra Valley Preserve
Explore Sierra Valley’s diverse and abundant birdlife with FRLT and Plumas Audubon Society at FRLT’s Sierra Valley Preserve, East Entrance (Maddalena).
K12 Leadership Summit
Led by Rob Wade and FRLT, a national cohort of land trust folks are working to raise up the next next generation of earth stewards and building equitable, accessible, and community-driven programs for kids where they live.
2021 Conservation Successes
Take a look back at 2021 with us and celebrate the successes made possible by our supporters. While it was a challenging year in many ways, we still have great things to celebrate in the Feather River region.
New Learning Landscapes Trail for Kids
On October 4, 2021, C. Roy Carmichael students and teachers held a special ceremony—a “tred-ication—to break in the newest addition to their beloved Learning Landscapes site, Kids Creek Forest.
Bucks Lake Conservation Story
Protected in 2021, Bucks Lake is a Plumas County treasure. Surrounded by public lands and the PCT, the PG&E owned reservoir offers exceptional outdoor recreation and its habitats support a remarkable diversity of wildlife.
Fire Recovery & Restoration in the Feather River Watershed
We've created an Emergency Fire Response Initiative—a 3-year effort that changes the way we do business in light of climate-driven megafires. Learn more about our plan that's already underway.
The Next Generation of Conservation Professionals
AmeriCorps in action in the Feather River Watershed. Two SNAP members served at FRLT to monitor conserved lands, wildlife, and implement new data driven practices.
Dixie Fire and Beckwourth Complex
The Dixie Fire and Beckwourth Complex burned over 1 million acres, impacting Feather River communities and conserved lands. We're working with response teams and landowners to mitigate impacts.
