From our pals at ARC, here is a great thing to do next weekend....
WAKAMATSU/GOLD HILL WALK AND TOUR
Saturday, March 10th 10am - noon
Join ARC-trained docents for a historical tour of property recently acquired by ARC. This ranch is an interesting mosaic of springs, streams, wetlands, blue and live oak forest, sweeping vistas and prime agricultural soil. Ranch ponds and the small lake is a draw for wildlife, particularly migratory waterfowl during the winter and early spring. Along with its beauty, learn about the rich history of the Wakamatsu Tea and Silk Farm, the 1st Japanese Colony site established America in 1869. Please call for meeting location (Gold Hill area) and to sign up. Cost: $10/per person. Pay now.
Saturday, March 10th 10am - noon
Join ARC-trained docents for a historical tour of property recently acquired by ARC. This ranch is an interesting mosaic of springs, streams, wetlands, blue and live oak forest, sweeping vistas and prime agricultural soil. Ranch ponds and the small lake is a draw for wildlife, particularly migratory waterfowl during the winter and early spring. Along with its beauty, learn about the rich history of the Wakamatsu Tea and Silk Farm, the 1st Japanese Colony site established America in 1869. Please call for meeting location (Gold Hill area) and to sign up. Cost: $10/per person. Pay now.
Please call to sign up at 530-621-1224, or contact julie@arconservancy.org.
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