Unique among North Coast water districts, Ukiah seems to be cruising through the drought, a capacity that is largely thanks to its impressive water recycling system. We learned more about how Ukiah turns sewage back into usable water.
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Q&A with Cal Fire Mendocino Chief George Gonzalez: “We might have to start trucking in water just for our daily activities at the station level…”
“I anticipate a very large and long fire season; I think we’re going to have significant fires throughout California. And every square inch of Mendocino unfortunately, even all the way through the coast is very susceptible to fire already.”
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Jackson Forest Advisory Group holding public, on-site meeting April 28 & 29
Jackson Demonstration State Forest Advisory Group is holding public meetings on April 28 and 29 to discuss timber harvest projects, among other things.
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Cal Fire wants to begin timber harvesting in Jackson, a coalition of activists has other ideas — tree sit continues in Jackson Demonstration State Forest, with major protest Monday morning
A prolonged conflict over Cal Fire’s management of Jackson State Forest started escalating late last week. On Thursday, a tree sit began and Monday morning, 50 activists gathered on a logging road to protest impending logging projects.
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Wildflower season has arrived in Mendocino. A local ecologist shares her knowledge of the springtime blooms
This is the second in a series about Mendocino ecosystems, check out the previous article on the Pygmy Forest.