fall 2011 northcoast regional land trust newsletter

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youve lived in Eureka or any lengtho time youre sure to have seen therainy winters bring fooding to theEureka Municipal Gol Course at the

south end o town. Tese food waters area result o Martin Slough, which drainsthe south end o Eureka on its way towardthe Pacic Ocean, readily overtopping itsbanks and making the Gol Course anddownstream agricultural properties unavail-able or considerable periods o time.

In 2008 NRL was approached by the

Redwood Community Action AgencysNatural Resource Services Division (RCAA- NRS) and the Caliornia State CoastalConservancy (SCC) to become a partner inthe Martin Slough Enhancement Project,a two-phase sh passage improvement,wetland enhancement, and food reductionproject on the south side o Eureka. RCAAhas been working toward implementationo the enhancement project since 2004,when a easibility study was conductedanalyzing a number o alternative project

Martin Slug Prject Mving Frward I n T h I s I s s u e

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Frwatr natur Trail 3

nRLT Partr wit Yes 3

nortr Rgio Coucil 3

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Marti sloug Movig Forward 4

Projct o t horizo 5

Aual Clbratio 6

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Caldar of evt 8

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Northcoast regioNal laNd trust

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Staff

Lindsay Magnuson, Executive DirectorXiaozhen Ellen Chen,Admin. AssistantBen Morehead, ProjectsSarah Pilkington, Outreach & DevelopmentRyan Wells, ProjectsShayne Green, Planning Consultant

Clara Cross, Project InternRebekah Raferty, Project Intern

VolunteersLeslie Scopes Anderson, Newsletter LayoutKen Magnuson, Media Extraordinaire

Te Northcoast Regional Land rust is amember of the Land rust Alliance, theCalifornia Council of Land rusts, and theCA Northern Region Land rust Council

Contact Northcoast Regional Land Trust:P.O. Box 398, Bayside, CA 95524Phone: 707.822.2242; Fax: [email protected]; www.ncrlt.org

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From t Board PridtBard f DirectrsPresident, Leland Mora, Business Owner,

Humboldt Auction Yard & HumboldtGrassed Bee

1st Vice President, Dennis Rael, BusinessOwner, Los Bagels Company, Inc.

2nd Vice President, Ann King Smith,Cultural Resource Specialist

Secretary, Martha Spencer, Senior Planner,Humboldt County Planning Division

Treasurer, Blake Alexandre, Business Owner,Alexandre Family EcoDairy Farms

Bill Bragg, Attorney at Law,Zwerdling, Bragg & Mainzer, LLP

Richard Dorn, Realtor,Benchmark Realty Group

Yvonne Everett, Proessor,Planning, Humboldt State University

Jill Hackett, Business Owner, Ferndale FarmsRees Hughes, Retired University AdministratorJohn Lima, Business Owner, Redwood

Forest Products

Mandy Marquez, Business Banking OcerFred Neighbor, Attorney at Law, PrivatePractice

Jason Pelletier, North Coast ProjectDirector, Te Nature Conservancy

James AbleMark AndreHeidi BourneMaya ConradMelanie CunninghamJe Dunk

Zuretti GoosbySteve HackettAldaron Laird

Rollie LambersonDavid McMurrayDina MooreColleen OSullivanChuck Powellom Rowe

Rondal SnodgrassEddie annerPaul J. Warner

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Bard f Advisrs

XiaozhenEllen Chen,AdministrativeAssistant, wasborn and raised inSouthern China.She came to the

U.S. with heramily in 2002.Ellen moved toHumboldt County

to attend Humboldt State University in2004 and has lived here since. She receivedBachelor o Arts degrees in Mathematicsand Business Administration, with anemphasis in Accounting in 2009.

Ellen has experience in budgeting,nancial analysis, database management,tax preparation, event coordination andoutreach. She highly values community-

New Administrative Assistant fr NRLToriented work and has done volunteerbookkeeping and organizing work inthe past. Tis is her rst proessionalexperience working with a non-prot. Sheenjoys outdoor activities at the beaches andorests on the North Coast. She plans topursue her Masters degree in Non-prot

Management and Accounting. Ellen isvery excited about this new opportunityand hopes to contribute her skills tohelp NRL move orward on upcomingdevelopments.

Tank you Mark foryour years of service!

n my line o business I am constantly remindedo how important agricultural producers are inthe viability o our local economy and in thelong-term protection o our natural resources and

open space lands. I have learned through our business,Humboldt Grassed Bee, how much our communityvalues locally produced, sustainably managedagricultural products, but I oten wonder how we cancreate broader understanding or the challenges ourlocal ranchers and armers ace in continuing to manageand steward the land or uture generations.

I got involved with the Land rust because I believein the importance o partnership and reaching acrossboundaries. I think we all have a vested interest in these productive landscapes and the Landrust provides an opportunity or each o us to support the stewards o these lands. Iveenjoyed my role as a Board member o the Land rust because it challenges me to considernew perspectives on land use and conservation.

Tis year the Land rust has decided to pursue accreditation through the Land rustAlliance. As a Land rust, we make a promise to steward conservation easement lands,

orever. Tis is a huge commitment, and we believe that by achieving and maintainingaccreditation status we will be meeting national standards or excellence, upholding thepublic trust and ensuring that our conservation eorts are permanent. Only 135 Landrusts in the nation have achieved this status, and we hope to be the rst in NorthernCaliornia to become accredited.

Id like to also extend our thanks to Mark Andre or his many years o service on ourBoard o Directors. As a member o the Governors Board o Forestry and as Director oEnvironmental Services or the City o Arcata, Mark is incredibly busy but has pledged tocontinue with NRL as an advisor which we greatly appreciate.

Finally, thanks to each o you that joined us at our AnnualCelebration on October 2nd. It was a huge success! One thing was clear,we have an incredible circle o partners that participate in our work andwe thank you or the role that you play as a member o our community.

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Welcome to our new NRL ProjectInterns Clara Cross & Rebekah Raerty.We look orward to partnering with bothClara & Rebekah on many new projects inthe coming months!

Welcme Interns


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Freswater Nature Trail Updateince the completion o the WoodCreek idal Marsh EnhancementProject in 2010, we have beenworking toward the development

o a public access walking trail at ourFreshwater Farms Reserve property. TeFreshwater Nature rail will run or0.7 miles and ollow the contours oFreshwater Slough on the north side o theproperty. Te trail will eature a canoe andkayak launch, a short raised boardwalk,numerous sitting and picnic benches,and interpretive signage. o date, we havesecured preliminary unding rom the StateCoastal Conservancy and PG&E or designand permits and have worked closely withthe Redwood Community Action AgencysNatural Resources Services Division tocomplete the nal trail and interpretive

display designs. We are working on securingthe needed unding or construction, whichwill determine whether the trail will be builtin summer 2012 or 2013. We are excitedto provide public access to this propertywhich showcases wetland restoration andcompatible agricultural uses.

Te Caliornia Northern Region Land

rust Council (NRC) was ormed severalyears ago with the purpose o supportingland trusts and other conservation organiza-tions in a 10.4 million-acre region acrossseven counties in northern Caliornia. Temission o the NRC is to acilitate con-servation o working and wild landscapeso Caliornias Northern Region throughstrategic planning, training sponsorship,networking opportunities, capacity-build-ing, and public policy advocacy. Memberorganizations o the Council include 15land trusts and conservation organizationsrom the region.

Having recently completed a strate-

gic planning retreat, the Council looksorward to developing new workshops andconerence oerings as well as network-

ing opportunities or local land trust sta,

board and project partners. Tis collabora-tion will help in addressing region wideissues related to land conservation. NRLis currently acting as the scal sponsoror the NRC and is housing the regionalcoordinator position or this great eort. olearn more, please visit: http://ncrlt.org/partners#region.

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NRLT Prud t Be a Member f te CalifrniaNrtern Regin Land Trust Cuncil

Dnr Vices:hidi Bor, nRLTAdvior Liaio ad

Local Bi Owr

NRL is thrilled to have ormed a newpartnership with the Yager/Van DuzenEnvironmental Stewards (YES), a landownergroup based in the Van Duzen River water-shed. NRLs sta capacity and technical

nRLT Form nw Partrip wit Yes

For a year or so, Ive been participatingwith the Northcoast Regional Land rust asa member o the Advisory Board. I got in-volved because I nd their work completelyinspiring; working with Humboldt, rinityand Del Norte Counties generationalranches, arms and working landscapes toprotect land in perpetuity through conser-vation easements. NRL has conserved wellover 15,000 acres over the last eleven years.Its amazing to see how such diverse voicescan come together to achieve the commongoal o maintaining economically viableworking openspace. I chooseto supportNRL becausethey success-ully bridge thegap, connectingpeople to theland in a waythat will sustaingenerations tocome.

RC Executive CoitteeDavid McMurray Co-chair

John Brennan Siskiyou Land rust, Co-chairAmy Chesnut Sonoma Land rustHezekiah Allen Mattole Restoration Council

Lindsay Magnuson NRLEllen Chen Regional Coordinator, NRL

expertise combined with YESs track recordo successul ecological restoration projectswill surely lead to greater conservation suc-cess in the months and years to come!


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NRL has been working with its proj-ect partners to nalize all activities leadingup to the purchase o the property. Fundinghas been secured with SCC and the land-

owners are working closely with NRL tocomplete the purchase. Once NRL gainstitle they will continue an agricultural leaseo the property and begin improvementson the existing agricultural inrastructure,which includes a large storage barn andwatering troughs. Tey will also become anactive participant in the habitat restorationplanned or the property.

NRL appreciates the many individualsand agencies that are working cooperativelyto make this and other resource enhance-ment projects a reality. We are dedicated toa complementary balance between produc-tive working landscapes and conservationo natural habitats. With the completion othe Martin Slough Enhancement Project,we will see a native system restored and in-creased productivity on existing agriculturalproperties in this scenic southern portion oHumboldt Bay.

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Martin Slough Project Moving Forward

designs. Te Land rust came on boardwith this project to purchase a 36-acre ag-

ricultural property at the mouth o MartinSlough in order to acilitate the rst phaseo the restoration, which includes replace-ment o the deunct tide gate at the mouthwith a more sh-riendly and unctionaltide gate. Te Phase One project will alsoinvolve widening o the lower MartinSlough channel to increase fow capacity,construction o three acres o tidal wetland,establishment o riparian habitat along theslough, and retention o 28 acres o produc-tive coastal pasture or grazing.

Martin Slough hosts salmon and otheraquatic species that use the Gol Courses

irrigation ponds or rearing habitat. Tanksto diligent monitoring by the CaliorniaDepartment o Fish & Game, salmon habi-tat needs have been assessed and juvenilesh populations have been tracked in thissystem or years. In the second phase othe enhancement project, a number o theirrigation ponds on the Gol Course will beexpanded to improve the available salmonhabitat and the ability to contain food wa-ters, thereby increasing the number o dayson which the Gol Course is playable andagricultural elds are available or grazing.


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Bessette Ranc

Te Bessette Ranch, located in Requa

(south Del Norte County) is a stunningproperty that exemplies the types oagricultural conservation projects the Landrust hopes to support. With panoramicviews o the Lower Klamath River and theKlamath River mouth, lush green pasturesand mature mixed-conier orest, the Bes-sette Ranch is an exceptional property withunique conservation values and agriculturalattributes.

Surrounded by small 5-acre residentialparcels, owners om and Nancy Bessettehave worked hard to maintain their cattle

Nble Ranc

Te 900-acre Noble Ranch lies 1.5 mileso the south bank o the Van Duzen Rivernear Hydesville. Te property is a pastoralgem, surrounded by orestlands to the southand the Wild and Scenic Van Duzen Riverto the north. Landowners Jack and MaryNoble are working with NRL to explorea conservation easement to preserve theproductive pasturelands and wildlie habitaton the ranch or uture generations.

Located only our miles rom Fortuna,the ranch is prime real estate or ruralresidential development, the last thing the

landowners want to see. Te Nobles havespent decades constructing bank stabiliza-tion structures along the Van Duzen, bothor erosion control and sh habitat. Teyhave also planted thousands o willow, alderand cottonwood trees to improve riparianhabitat.

A conservation easement on 600 acres othe ranch will not only remove the threat osubdivision and loss o agricultural produc-tion, but will also complement the habitatwork that has been Jack and Marys management philosophy. We thank Jack and Maryor their dedication to land conservation

and look orward to working with them inthe coming year.

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operation on the Ranch. Te property isunique as they are able to utilize the higherelevation pastures on the property or win-ter grazing and the verdant bottomlands in

summer and all . om and Nancy have alsoworked or years to restore the three creeksand marshes on the property, all o whichdrain into the Klamath River.

Te Bessettes have recently decided tobegin exploring the possibility o a con-servation easement on their property. Aneasement would prevent the uture subdi-vision o their ranch and ensure that thisimportant property will orever remain asone ranch into the uture. We are grateulor the opportunity to partner with omand Nancy on this incredible project.

Projects on the Horizon


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NRLT Annual Celebratin:Incredible Success fr te Land and Its Stewards

On October 2, 2011 over 275 people,supporters o NRL, came to the FortunaRiver Lodge to celebrate the land and its

stewards. Te diverse and dynamic groupo attendees easted on a delicious mealdonated primarily by local producers whileenjoying an open bar o cocktails and lo-cally made wine and beer.

Te night eatured a silent and live auc-tion with over 75 items, including a weekcondo rental in Kona, a guided hunt onCharles Mountain Ranch, veggie and grainshares, a Farm Fresh dinner party, steelheadshing trips, a Dungeness crab eed, a loado hardwood logs, vacation getaways, localart, jewelry, wine, and more!

Te event raised approximately $27,000

which will go directly towards supportingthe vital work NRL does in our tri-countyregion or land conservation, conservationplanning, and community outreach andeducation.

A very special thanks to all o those whohelped make this event such a success: theFriend and Fundraising Committee, Boardmembers, advisors, sta, local businessesand producers, auction donors, CCC vol-unteers, FFA helpers, HSU students, andthe many individuals who were incrediblygracious with their time and resources. Weare very appreciative o our communitys

incredible generosity. We would not be herewithout you!

Ensure that some o our most beautiuland important lands are conserved. Leavea legacy o healthy land, clean water, andhope or North Coast generations. Contactyour nancial advisor or details on how toinclude NRL in your will or trust. Forbasic inormation, please contact the NRL

at (707) 822-2242.

Prtect a Place Yu Lve:Leave a Legacy

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HKS O OR SPOSORS:

Special thanks to my grandmother Carolyn who, at96 is still inspiring me to enjoy life fully! LM


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ThANk YoU NRLT Members and Supprters!Te Northcoast Regional Land rust is orever grateul to the ollowing who gave grants or gits

rom October 1, 2010 through October 2, 2011.

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John & Nancy VanSpeybroeckMarty & Dan VegaMock WahlundGeorge Yandell

Redwd ($1000+)Bob Battagin & Deborah FitzpatrickPeter BussmanRoland LambersonCindee & Kevin McKernan

Jim McVickerSusie Van Kirk

Big Leaf Maple ($500-$999)Richard DornDr. Kenneth & Jackie FulghamMike & Cindy JeressLisa LandisFelicia OldatherSarah & Corin PilkingtonMartha Ann Spencer & Eric Nelson

Blac oa ($250-$499)Heidi & Bill BourneMelanie & Kevin CunninghamStan & Judy DixonNancy Correll & Richard DuningZuey & Brenda Goosby

Judith HinmanBill & Lynda Hutton

John & Claudia LimaLindsay MagnusonDina & Mark MooreClaire McAdamsMargaret Nulsen & Chris FrolkingColleen OSullivan & John Veevaert

Je & Edith SchwartzLisa Marie WatersMark Youdall

Madrne ($100-$249)Catherine & Tomas AllenCarolyn BugenigCharlie ButterworthLaura & Bob ChapmanRuss ConradGail Coonen

Janet CzarneckiDiane DeFord

Joan EarlyMarjorie FaySusan FrancesEllen FredGary & Janis FriedrichsenCorrine Frugoni

Julie Fulkerson & Lynn EvansDon & Sylvia GarlickLisa HooverRees Hughes & Amy UyekiFred Hummel

Ardene JanssenAldaron LairdDavid & Lynn Kitchen

Ken Magnuson & Barbara MorrisonMandy & Mark MarquezMattoleDanelle Merz & David Hitchcock

Carol MoneBarbara & Fred MooreJim & Gay MorrisonSkyhawk & George Ojala

Janice Parakilas & Roy BakerClaire & Gene PerricelliCarl Ratner

Jennier RiceSusan & Jerey SchlosserSteven SchoneldBob Sizoo & Sue urnerHoward & Rebecca Stauer

Alex StillmanEddie annerMarlene Sylvia, in memory o Sue

ParksJames & Virginia Waters

Manzanita (up t $99)

Mark Andre & Nancy RehgMarie Antoine & Stephen SillettMary-Jane AshtonIllijana Asara & Jim VandegriBonnie Auerbach & Anne Hapgoodempra BoardRichard & Sally BotzlerRita CaroleSusan & Earl CarsonKathryn L. CorbettDiane Des Marets & David Price

Jud Ellinwood & Anda WebbMark EllisDavid & Patricia EpsteinMichele Fell-Casale & Carl CasaleDana & Dean HuntLaura HusseyClaudia IsraelRoderick Iverson, in honor o Ned

Lee SimmonsRoz Keller & Andy AraneoMelissa & odd KraemerRon & Melanie Kuhnel

Judy & John LongshoreDon & Kathleen LutoskySam & Kathleen ManaktalaBen & Ananda MoreheadSusan Moskaly

Archie MossmanDaniel & Penne OGaraLeisyka Parrott

Jay RussRondal SnodgrassRichard & Phyllis Stanewick

Julie StarkJohn Stokesed & Josephine richiloDon & Andrea uttle

Paul richiloVicky urner & Rudy RampRyan & azsa Wells

our Business PartnersPlease support the ollowing businesses:

A.M. Baird Engineering & SurveyingAble Forestry Consultants, Inc.Agland Engineering, Inc.Alexandre Family EcoDairy FarmsAlmquist Lumber CompanyAmerican AgCreditAmerican HydroponicsArcata ScoopArcata Scrap & Salvage

BaroniBrett Schuler CateringBrio BreadworksBrooks Appraisal ServiceBubblesBug PressCaravan o DreamsCenter ArtsC. Hayes CeramicsChris Bell & AssociatesClaudias HerbsClendenens Cider WorksColdwell Banker Cutten Realty (Mock Wahlund)Coldwell Banker Sellers Realty (Jack Limmer)Coldwell Banker Sellers Realty (Maya Conrad)Cypress Grove Chevre, Inc.Deep Seeded Community FarmEdward Jones (Hec Wood)Eel River Brewing CompanyEmerald City Laundry Company

Eureka PaymentsFerndale FarmsFire & LightFlora OrganicaFlora Organica DesignsFortuna River LodgeFred Neighbor, Attorney at LawTe Historic Requa InnHeidi Olsen & Associates InsuranceHumboats Kayak AdventuresHumboldt Association o RealtorsHumboldt Grassed BeeHumboldt Land itle CompanyHunter, Hunter & HuntHunter OrchardsI and I FarmInnite Dezign

Jim SignsJ & W LiquorsKellogg Garden Products

Kevin Frank & AssociatesKokatatLandmark Real EstateTe Land ManLaw Oces o Nancy DiamondLaw Oce o Catherine M. KoshkinLawrence A. Ford Family, LLCLiscom Hill PotteryLittle River FarmLos BagelsLoving Hands Healing CenterMission LinensNeukom Family FarmNilsen CompanyNorth Coast Cleaning Services, Inc.North Coast CooperativeOrganic Matters RanchPacic Gas & ElectricPaul J. Warner, Attorney at LawPeter Bussman

Pierce Family FarmPiersons Building CenterRedwood Capital BankRedwood Forest ProductsRedwood Roots FarmRedwoods & RiversRobert Goodman WinesRondal Snodgrass Conservation Land ConsultantShakeork Community FarmShotz CoeeStokes, Rowe, Hamer &Kauman, LLPou Shop Specialty Foodsomas Jewelry

Wells Fargo Advisors (Laura Hussey)Western imber Services, Inc.Whitethorn WineryWildberries MarketplaceYurok ribeZwerdling, Bragg & Mainzer, LLP

Te Northcoast Regional Land rust is a tax-exempt, nonprot, 501(c)(3) organization listed with theInternal Revenue Service under EIN #68-0456290. All donations are tax deductible.

Agencies & FundatinsAndrus Family FundCaliornia Conservation CorpsCALFIRE

CA Wildlie Conservation BoardCounty o HumboldtDean Witter FoundationFuture Farmers o AmericaHeadwaters FundLand rust AllianceNational Fish & Wildlie FoundationNatural Resource Conservation ServiceNew Belgium Brewing CompanyNOAA FisheriesNorcross Wildlie Foundation, Inc.Pacic Coast Joint VentureRCAA Nat. Resources Services Div.San Francisco FoundationS.D. Bechtel, Jr. FoundationStrong FoundationTe Nature Conservancy.S. & K.D. Glide FoundationU.S. Fish & Wildlie Service

U.S. Forest Service, Forest LegacyProgram

Lifetime MembersA special thanks to these members whohave continued to sustain NRL. Fora full list of Lifetime Members, visit:http://ncrlt.org/partners.Blake & Stephanie AlexandreGary & Lynn BakerLes & Janet BarnwellBarbara Barratt

Joan BermanSchorr BermanHarry Blumenthal & Scott MitchellBill Bragg & Lee Roscoe-BraggRoss BurgessFrancis & Carole CarringtonMaya Conrad & Charlie ripodi

Renee CrowleyYvonne EverettShayne GreenSteve & Jill HackettDanny HagansRichard & Nancy Head

Annette & Greg HollandAnn King Smith & Doug SmithJack & Rita Limmerom Lisle & Lori DenglerDavid & Madeline McMurrayLee & Eileen MoraFred Neighbor & Joyce Hough

NeighborRob Parksim & Jackie PricerDennis Rael & Carol Falkenthalerry & Erica Roelosom & Emily Rowe

Leslie Scopes AndersonFrancis & Lorana SweetBill & June Tompson

Cat KoshKin

Attorney & Counselorof Law


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NRLTs MissinTe Northcoast Regional Land rust is dedicated to the protec-tion and economic viability of working landscapes, farms, forestsand grazing lands, and to the preservation and protection of landfor its natural, educational, scenic and historic values. We workwith landowners on a voluntary basis to promote stewardshipof Northern Californias healthy and productive resource base,natural systems and quality of life.

N R L TP.O. Box 398Bayside, CA 95524

Cover Artist Lisa LandisA Caliornia native, Lisa moved to Humboldt County in 1973.She studied art and art history at Humboldt State University. Lisaworked as a successul clothing designer, batik creator and glassartist or more than 25 years beore discovering pastels ve yearsago. Lisas paintings are inspired by Caliornias rugged coasts anduntouched back roads, but it is the way her eye interprets thesubtleties o the subjects light and captures that eeling with herlayers o intricate detail that a new story emerges. Eloquently put bythe artist, When I am painting its like I have created a little place,a little world, and I am in there eeling, smelling, lookingexpe-riencing the colors in a new way. And I become lost in composing,completely lled with inspiration that comes rom inside me.

Calendar f Events

Land rust Holiday Party: Friday, Deceber 9, 4:00 pJoin landowners, conservation specialists, board members,advisors, sta and our members as we celebrate the holidays.

Canoe-the-Slough: march 2012, BDPaddle Humboldt Bay and the Freshwater Slough with a NRLnaturalist. Learn about the Bays natural environment and thechanges it has seen throughout the decades.

Lay o the Land: Second Tursdays, 4:00 to 5:00 p atRL OfceJoin the Land rust or the Lay o the Land, a one-hourpresentation that gives an overview o what we are doing toprotect and enhance our regions arms, orests, rangelands and

natural areas.

November Day

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special thanks to these sponsorsor underwriting this issue:

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