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The Blessings of the Mighty Acorn

Galbreath Wildlands Preserve

10/18 from 10am - 1pm (note: this workshop is at capacity)
10/18 from 2pm - 5pm  Register Here

Presenter: Bernadette Smith of the Manchester/Pt. Arena Band of Pomo Indians, who works specifically with the tanoak acorn.

Tanoaks are a traditional food source of indigenous people in the United States. Learn how to harvest and prepare acorns for eating, traditions around them, and take them home with you. 

This event is presented by Sonoma State University’s Center for Environmental Inquiry (CEI), in collaboration with Anderson Valley Land Trust.

More events coming soon! Please stay tuned.

Our Mission:
Dedicated to the preservation and restoration of our unique rural landscape with its abundant natural resources for the benefit of future generations.

The Anderson Valley Land Trust helps local landowners determine the fate of their property beyond the duration of their ownership. We help you create a permanent conservation easement that matches your vision for your land, be it agricultural, limited timber harvesting, or habitat. Contact us today to set up an appointment, and we’ll talk about how to protect the land you love.

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