Tools for Our Outreach
Shannon Browne, Director of Community Outreach (Friends of CSNM) is invited to attend Patagonia’s Tools for Grassroots Activists Conference in late September 2017 at the Stanford Sierra…
Three Visions of the Monument
“I will walk an easel and supplies up the trail each day and make a juicy oil painting…” –Mabrie Ormes, painter, 2017 Artist-in-Residence at…
Grizzly Peak Trail System OPEN –
August 16, 2017 Update Effective Immediately: Grizzly Peak Trail System Back Open Closure signs and caution tape are no longer at the Grizzly Peak trailhead or its tributary trails. The…
Noteworthy Reads: Protect Biodiversity
Stay up to date on the latest monument press and media: Howard Hunter, Advocacy Chair article in Mail Tribune – July 30, 2017 Guest Opinion: No shortage of vehicle access in the…
Scenic Vistas of the Monument Expansion with Dr. Michael Parker
The Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument originally covered almost 53,000 acres across southwestern Oregon. On January 12, 2017 President Barack Obama, expanded the monument boundaries by…
National Public Lands Day – Starthistle Control Project
We Need Your Help! Volunteers are invited to participate in a Starthistle Control Project at the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument on National Public Lands Day – September 9, 2017. Since…
Out and About the Monument
Leave What You Find. Leave No Trace principles are practiced on monument lands, so that we can minimize our impacts on the landscape. This includes “leave the things as you found them.”…
Monument Supporters Show Up!
The Friends of Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument thank the Soda Mountain Wilderness Council and KS Wild for organizing efforts to show U. S. Secretary of Interior Ryan Zinke the…
First Look into Northern California Wildflowers
We gathered round as she examined the plant protruding from the rocky substrate. Botanist Sheri Hagwood, of the United States Fish and Wildlife Service, had been guiding our group of 15 aspiring…