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8:00 am – 3:00 pm, April 16, 2023 – Conifers & Birds of Horse Mountain
July 14, 2023 – July 16, 2023 – Celebrating the Siskiyou Crest: A Festival of Arts, Culture & Science

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9 Years Ago: Our family on the front page (below t

9 Years Ago: Our family on the front page (below the fold!) telling the story of our first book and the creation of @backcountrypress.

Lots of changes to our #familybiz since then!

• minus 1 dear pup
• plus 1 dear cat
• plus 1 little brother
(• plus serious growth of big brother!)
• plus the publication of a dozen more books AND the creation of this fabulous Backcountry Press community!

Thank you so much for being a part of it!!

A new look for your head coming at ya later this w

A new look for your head coming at ya later this week!

We just need to find a more competent model. Any volunteers?!?

(P.S. Stay safe and cozy, California! 💦)

#itsafamilybusiness #childmodel

Just a bit breezy out there!! For our fellow weath

Just a bit breezy out there!! For our fellow weather fans: Surface Wind Speeds. I could watch this map all day…

You can too. Find it at our L I N K.

(Thank you for the hot tip on this #mesmerizing #interactivemap @marie707antoine !)

#bombcyclone #wind #iloveweather #weatherwatchers #atmosphericriver #map #stormscoming #pacificcoast #pacific #californiastorm #westcoast

http://earth.nullschool.net

The Smith River is the most undeveloped and protec

The Smith River is the most undeveloped and protected river remaining in California, and the largest completely undammed river from source to sea in the state.

It drains the high elevation flanks of the western Siskiyou Mountains, who’s thin, rocky soils shed water from winter storms faster than any other watershed in the Klamath Mountains.

This River commonly rises insanely fast—from 5,000 to 80,000 cfs within 24 hours.

It’s an absolute joy to watch this wild river flowing swift and clear, full of welcome winter rains.

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We were turned on to the concept of Slow TV by @b_funke.jpg and @gabriellegopinath. We love watching the rivers flow, the mountains catching morning light, the fog slowly settling between ridges. Apparently when you record this it’s called Slow TV! Would a YouTube channel featuring such *shows* from the Klamath Mountains interest you?

Also, please support the @smithriveralliance. They do such important work to care for this watershed!

#klamathmountains #smithriver #slowtv #delnortecounty #delnorte #northerncalifornia #wildrivers #smithrivercalifornia #serpentine #siskiyou #wildcalifornia #river #atmosphericriver

#protip: *How to keep your tot-sized hiker happy w

#protip: *How to keep your tot-sized hiker happy while also decreasing your holiday sweets stash so you don’t have to eat it all.

HINT: Tie the @lindt chocolate to a stick with a blade of grass and dangle it in front of your tot as you hike along. Allow them to grab it only when the laughter subsides. This should buy you an extra mile or two.

*This pro tip will not be included in Hiking Humboldt Kids, a new book we’ve been working on with @first5california Humboldt, due out this spring!

#hikingwithkids #hikinghumboldt #redwoods #redwoodforest @ospreypacks #takeahike #parentingtips #parentlife #humboldt #humboldtcounty

KING TIDES help us visualize and prepare for risin

KING TIDES help us visualize and prepare for rising sea levels. This winter they occur 12/23 & 12/24, and 1/21 & 1/22.

Coastal folk: get out there to document if you can!

Tag with #kingtides and upload at link.

Bonus: You get to be outside!

#humboldtbay #eurekacalifornia #californiakingtidesproject @californiakingtides @coastalcommission #sealevelrise #eureka #humboldt #humboldtcounty #californiacoast #pacific

https://www.coastal.ca.gov/kingtides/participate.html

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