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Every Saturday Walks --

The Land Trust offers weekly Saturday walks at our Rodman Slough Preserve. Walks start at 8 a.m., June through August, and 9:00 a.m., September through May.  Meet at the Nature Center at the Preserve on Westlake Road and the Nice-Lucerne Cut-off. No dogs please. Heavy rain will cancel. Call Roberta Lyons at (707) 994-2024 or Gaye Allen at (707) 928-4590 for information.
 

PLEASE REMEMBER --
STARTING SEPTEMBER 4, RODMAN WALKS BEGIN AT
9 A.M.!


DR. JOHN PARKER TO LEAD ARCHAEOLOGY
WALK AT RODMAN SLOUGH PRESERVE

Dr. John Parker will lead a fascinating "stroll through time" at the Rodman Slough Preserve on Saturday, Sept. 4, starting at 9 a.m.  The public is invited.

For more info, go to the Special Events page


Save the Date for the Lake County Land Trust Annual Dinner!

This year our annual dinner will be held at the Moore Family Winery on Saturday, Oct. 9, 2010. Dinner tickets are $60 per person, including wine. Great silent auction, music, and more! Starts at 5 p.m.

For more info, go to the Special Events page


D
irections to the Rodman Slough Preserve
and Nature Education Center

The Rodman Slough Preserve and Nature Education Center is located at 6350 Westlake Rd. Upper Lake, 95485. Take the Nice-Lucerne Cut-off off of Highway 29, between Lakeport and Upper Lake. Turn east onto the Nice-Lucerne Cut-off, then left on to Westlake Road. The preserve entry is to the immediate right after turning on to Westlake. The preserve is owned and operated by the Lake County Land Trust and this is the area where walks and events are held. The Rodman Slough Park, further down the Nice-Lucerne Cut-off near the bridge that goes over Rodman Slough is the County Park.

 

Member of:

Lake County Land Trust
PO Box 711; Lower Lake, CA 95457  
Phone:  707 262-0707  

E-mail:  lclt@lakecountylandtrust.org

 

 

The Lake County Land Trust, based in Lake County, California, is a local, 501 (c) (3) charitable nonprofit organization (Federal ID No. 68-0332712) directly involved in protecting important land resources. These include: wetlands, wildlife habitats, parks, forests, watersheds, riparian stream corridors, lakeside areas, and trails. The trust is also concerned with property that has unique scenic, cultural, agricultural, educational, or historical value.

(Website photos courtesy of Brad Barnwell, Roberta Lyons,
Jeannette Knight, and Barbara Bridges)




An adult Western Bluebird feeds its two young,
shortly before the birds fledged. The birds nested in
one of the many bird houses that have been erected
at the Rodman Slough Preserve.

Bluebird boxes put to good use

Numerous bird houses have been erected at the Lake County Land Trust’s Rodman Slough Preserve. The houses have proven to be a big attraction to the many Western Bluebirds that inhabit the area, as well as Tree Swallows and some flycatchers.

Board member, and nature photographer, Brad Barnwell, was able to photograph the adult bluebirds feeding the babies, not long before the baby bluebirds actually fledged, or left the box. The bluebirds took to the air on June 21, 2010.

For more nature photos at Rodman,
go to Rodman News and Nature.

 

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