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A Climate of Change at Whiskeytown - Free!

Carbon is the basic building block of life on the Earth. Why is it then, we can have too much of a good thing? Come explore how changes to the Carbon Cycle means changes to the Climate Cycle and how those changes are, ultimately, local in nature.

Adapt to survive: Howell's Alkali Grass - Free!

Endemic species provide an incredible look into adaptations of species. Whiskeytown is home to Howell's Alkali Grass, which exists nowhere else on the planet. Discover this amazing plant to understand adaptations and endemic species.

Ask a Ranger - Free!

In Ask A Ranger, students and participants will learn about Whiskeytown National Recreation Area, the National Park Service, and the many rangers at each site. Students prepare questions and send questions ahead of time.

Fisher Fundamentals - Free!

Join us as we find out about the fascinating Fisher. We will explore what this animal is and how they are surviving here at Whiskeytown National Recreation Area.

Where's the Whiskey? Where's the town? - Free!

Join us as we explore all the unique parts of Whiskeytown National Recreation Area. We'll dive through history to learn how the town of Whiskeytown came to be and what happened to the town.

Whiskeytown and the Northern Diggins - Free!

In 1849 Whiskeytown become part of the California Gold Rush as thousands of people traveled to the Northern Diggins. Millions of dollars of gold and other attractive minerals were pulled from the earth by miners. Come discover how it started, who...

Whiskeytown Rocks - Free!

Come explore the unique geology of Whiskeytown National Recreation Area. We will investigate our peculiar rocks, the hazards they create and how we use this information to plan for safety.

Why is Whiskeytown on fire? - Free!

Wildfires are found in ecosystems around the world. Fire is an important, natural and regular part of our local ecosystems. We will explore wildland fire in Whiskeytown and how it has changed in recent history.

Wintu of Whiskeytown - Free!

Whiskeytown National Recreation Area resides on the ancestral homelands of the Wintu People. The Wintu people lived on, managed and used these lands for many millennia. Join us do discover more about the life of the Wintu people.