Cal Fire

Cal Fire quiere comenzar a talar Jackson, una coalición de activistas tiene otras ideas. La ocupación de los árboles continúa en Jackson Demonstration State Forest con grandes protestas el lunes por la mañana

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Un prolongado conflicto sobre la administración de Cal Fire de Jackson State Forest comenzó a escalarse al final de la semana pasada. El jueves comenzó la ocupación de árboles y el lunes por la mañana 50 activistas se juntaron en un camino de acceso a la tala para protestar contra los proyectos inminentes de tala.

Arts & Culture

Community Foundation of Mendocino County offers $168,000 in grants for local non-profits

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MENDOCINO Co., 1/13/14 — The Community Foundation of Mendocino County has opened up a new round of grants totaling $168,000 for local non-profits, in their “field of interest” grant program. The application window is open now, and applications can be submitted until February 26. Here’s the announcement from the Community Foundation:

2021 Field-of-Interest Grant ProgramGuidelines and Application Now Available Ukiah, CA – The Community Foundation of Mendocino County is pleased to announce $168,000 in available funding from its Field-of-Interest grant program. Field-of-Interest funds are established to make grants in specified areas of interest (e.g., the environment or human services), or specified geographical areas, or both. Non-profit organizations from throughout Mendocino County are invited to submit proposals online byFebruary 26, 2021 by 5:00 p.m.Since the shelter-in-place orders went into effect in March 2020, the Community Foundation has developed a dedicated COVID-19 Relief Program, which includes a focus on the non-profit sector. To achieve this we have shifted our grant making programs this year, offering a Non-Profit Relief Grant to Mendocino County organizations experiencing increased demand or reduced funding as a result of the pandemic.Our traditional Field-of-Interest grant program is now open, with grants available from four different Field-of-Interest funds thanks to the Non-Profit Relief Program, the CommunityResiliency and Disaster Preparedness Fund, theEnvironmental Education & Conservation Fund, and theReLeaf Tree Planting Fund.Available funding includes:• Community Resiliency and Disaster Preparedness Fund: total $100,000; grant range $1,000 – $10,000• Environmental Education and Conservation Fund: total $10,000; grant range $1,000-$5,000• ReLeaf Tree Planting Fund: total $8,000; grant range $1,000-$8,000• Safety-Net Fund: total $50,000; grant range $1,000-$5,000Guidelines and a link to the online application are available at www.communityfound.org. Questions about eligibility, guidelines or the application may be directed to Amy Lutz,Grants Administrator, at (707) 468-9882 x104.Field-of-Interest funds are created with a specific area of interest in mind, but anyone can contribute to these funds.