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Tree Rings #31 Wants Your Words and Art
The Yuba Watershed Institute's community journal is gathering essays, poems, drawings, photos, and wildlife sightings for issue #31, its first in five years. The theme: how you relate to the natural world around you. All ages welcome.


Welcome Lynne Westerfield, Our New Landscape Resilience Project Manager
Tree Rings
Essays, poetry, art, and science from the Yuba Watershed. Thirty issues spanning three decades of community voices.
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