Saturday was a wonderfully busy day for Redlands Conservancy's sites. Volunteer Land Manager Martin held a volunteer work day at San Timoteo Nature Sanctuary. He reported that 18 folks came out from local Catholic parishes and the community. They worked for 2 1/2 hours on planting natives, and taking care of the trails. At Gateway Ranch, a group of girl scouts took over The Watering Hole for their workshop on hiking safety, and Redlands Conservancy board member Bettina McLeod directed an Eagle Scout project in the Habitat Garden. As all this was going on, several individuals and small groups headed up the Saha'tapa Loop Trail. This is how Redlands Conservancy envisions Redlanders and visitors using the land and sites we take care of. All are welcomed.
A Volunteer Work Day at San Timoteo Nature Sanctuary
By William CorteZ
Community Writer
01/16/2025 at 10:09 AM
Community Writer
01/16/2025 at 10:09 AM
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