About us
Welcome to the Shasta Environmental Alliance (SEA) Meetup group! We are a community of environmentally conscious individuals united by our passion for protecting the flora, fauna, land, air, and water of the Sacramento River Watershed through advocacy and education.
Join us to connect with like-minded individuals who share interests in environmental issues in our community. Together, we will learn, hike, collaborate, and take action toward creating a more sustainable world for our families, our children, and future generations!
Be sure to fill out a waiver (each person will need to fill this out every calendar year) before you head out on a trip with us! https://www.ecoshasta.org/events/trip-event-waiver/
Upcoming events
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Families in the Forest
Horsetown Clear Creek Preserve, Clear Creek a Road,, Redding, CA, USFamilies in the Forest
Saturday, October 24, 2026 • 10 am–12 pm
Clear Creek Road, Anderson, CA 96007 Latitude
40°29.656' N, Longitude 122°29.890' WRegistration required; limited to 20 participants
Families are invited to join SEA volunteer and California Naturalist Holly White‑Wolfe for a gentle, sensory‑rich morning along Clear Creek designed especially for young children and their caregivers. This two‑hour outing introduces families to the restorative benefits of time in nature—supported by research showing that even a couple of hours outdoors each week can reduce stress, improve mental clarity, and support overall well‑being. Through simple activities that engage sight, sound, scent, and touch, participants will learn how to slow down, notice more, and build a deeper sense of belonging to the natural world.
The walk will take place on mostly flat, easy‑to‑navigate terrain, though closed‑toe shoes are recommended. The morning also includes a story time on picnic blankets and a playful visit from a “local gnome,” who will help children identify nearby mountains, waters, and plants.
Service dogs on leash are welcome; no other pets, please.
The event will be cancelled in the event of a storm.
To prepare, families should bring a picnic blanket, water, snacks, and layers for changing weather. Each adult and child must complete a registration and waiver form here. After registering, participants will receive the exact meeting location along Clear Creek. This small‑group experience is designed to foster curiosity, connection, and community among families who care about the local ecosystem.
Questions? Contact juliet@ecoshasta.org.
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Oak Woodland Fall Meet and Greet
100 Tidmore Lane, 100 Tidmore Ln, Redding, CA 96003, USA, Redding, CA, USPlease register HERE to join this event.
You are invited to join SEA’s California naturalists for an educational walk through a local oak woodland on Sunday, Nov. 15. Oak habitats are a rich tapestry of life that support more living organisms than any other terrestrial ecosystem in California! Fall is a wonderful time to explore these woodlands and to spend time outdoors with one another in more comfortable temperatures. We will observe and discuss the many plant and animal residents of the oak community and their special talents and roles in the interdependent web of life.
This is a flat gravel 1.3-mile loop trail located in northeast Redding. All ages are welcome and dogs on a leash are allowed. We expect this walk to take about 1.5 to 2 hours. Please wear weather-appropriate clothing and bring water. Heavy rain or wind will cancel.
For any questions, please contact juliet@ecoshasta.org4 attendees
Past events
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