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Did you know Sonoma County's black bear habitat stretches from our inland mountains to the north coast's redwood forests? In this video, our wildlife cameras show a bear traveling through Hood Mountain Regional Park above the Sonoma Valley late at night and another bear ambling through Stillwater Cove Regional Park above Jenner in the early evening. Bear activity increases this time of year as the animals fatten up for winter, but in-person bear sightings in local parks are rare. Still, it's imp
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Did you know Sonoma County's black bear habitat stretches from our inland mountains to the north coast's redwood forests? In this video, our wildlife cameras show a bear traveling through Hood Mountain Regional Park above the Sonoma Valley late at night and another bear ambling through Stillwater Cove Regional Park above Jenner in the early evening. Bear activity increases this time of year as the animals fatten up for winter, but in-person bear sightings in local parks are rare. Still, it's imp
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#WildlifeWednesday: Coexistence vs. tolerance – it's a delicate dance, for people and wildlife. It's not always perfect ‘hare-mony’ when it comes to sharing parks and open spaces, but a little courtesy goes a long way. To you humans, please respect the trail triangle: always yield to those traveling uphill or using a wheelchair; bicyclists yield to hikers and horses, hikers yield to horses. When encountering wildlife, give them plenty of space. Trail etiquette among wildlife? It's a little less
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#WildlifeWednesday: Coexistence vs. tolerance – it's a delicate dance, for people and wildlife. It's not always perfect ‘hare-mony’ when it comes to sharing parks and open spaces, but a little courtesy goes a long way. To you humans, please respect the trail triangle: always yield to those traveling uphill or using a wheelchair; bicyclists yield to hikers and horses, hikers yield to horses. When encountering wildlife, give them plenty of space. Trail etiquette among wildlife? It's a little less
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How to be bear aware in Sonoma County Regional Parks | Learn | Sonoma CountyRegional Parks
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Like the view? We're hiring... Supervising lifeguards Lifeguards Park Aides Park Program Assistants Parks and Grounds Maintenance Workers Environmental Intern Apply now at SoCoParks.Org/Jobs | Sonoma County Regional Parks
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Like the view? We're hiring... Supervising lifeguards Lifeguards Park Aides Park Program Assistants Parks and Grounds Maintenance Workers Environmental Intern Apply now at SoCoParks.Org/Jobs | Sonoma County Regional Parks
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Doran Beach is arguably one of the most popular spots along the Sonoma Coast to try your hand at crabbing. The recreational fishery for Dungeness crab is open through June 30, 2019 south of the Mendocino-Sonoma county border. Check out this video and http://bit.ly/2MDCzul for more information. | Sonoma County Regional Parks
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Looking for dog-friendly hiking? All of our 50 parks welcome leashed dogs (with the exception of North Sonoma Mountain and Shiloh Ranch regional parks), and we have several off-leash dogs parks (check our website for more info https://parks.sonomacounty.ca.gov/Visit/Find-a-Park/ ). However, we ask that you please keep your furry friend on a leash on the trails. Here are a few reasons why. (Spanish subtitles available on our YouTube page: https://youtu.be/DpU-iWhaC2Y). | Sonoma County Regional Pa
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Take an “awe walk” at one of these Sonoma County regional parks! 🍂 Time in nature is time well-spent, and taking an "awe walk" means slowing down, breathing in fresh air and soaking up the beauty of your parks. ✨ From the stunning views over Sonoma Valley at Hood Mountain Regional Park and Preserve to golden sunsets over the Pacific at Gualala Point Regional Park, or the serene trails of Shiloh Ranch and Helen Putnam regional parks, each park offers an awe-inspiring escape this season. Read mor
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Sound on! From the sound of it, this female mountain lion is looking for company, and she's a newcomer of sorts to this regional park property (not yet open to the public). P3, as she is known, received an ear tag in 2016 as a 10-month-old kitten near where she was born in Glen Ellen, as part of Audubon Canyon Ranch's Living with Lions project. As an adult, she was first spotted on our wildlife cameras in the Hood Mountain Regional Park area, raising two litters of kittens prior to the September
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Back in March we posted a grainy video of an elusive animal caught for the first time ever on our trail cameras. That animal was a ringtail. Amazingly, we have captured footage of a second ringtail many miles away at a second park! This time, the ringtail stuck around long enough for us to get this great video, which we're excited to share with you. To jog your memory, a ringtail cat – also known as "miner’s cat" or "ring-tailed cat" – is actually not a cat at all, but more closely related to a
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Help beavers make their comeback in Sonoma County! Once prevalent throughout the county, beavers are slowly re-populating local waterways, including some of your regional parks. Recently, our staff documented one pair rebuilding a dam that was washed out during this winter in a Sonoma creek. Did you know that beavers don't actually live in the dams they build? They build lodges or dig burrows in the banks of waterways. In these videos, you can see the beavers traveling overland to collect food t
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Experience camping at Spring Lake with Sonoma County Regional Parks! | Sonoma County Regional Parks
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Camping on Sonoma County’s North Coast: An insider's guide to Stillwater Cove and Gualala Point | Learn | Sonoma CountyRegional Parks
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Mountain lions in your parks: What you need to know
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Sea urchins, the sea stars spiky counsin is both beautiful and invasive. Join us to learn how this spiky creature eats and how it's dominating kelp forests | Sonoma County Regional Parks
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Heavy winter storms can take a toll on the land, eroding soil into creeks, carving deep gullies and disrupting ecosystems. At Monte Rio Redwoods Regional Park and Open Space Preserve we're reversing these impacts by lining the tributaries to Dutch Bill Creek with logs and brush we've cleared from the forest to reduce wildfire risk. We're happy to see this new approach is reducing erosion, improving watershed health for coho salmon and steelhead trout and making the park more storm-resilient. Wat
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The Western Snowy Plover, once widespread on beaches up and down the California coast, is now federally designated as a threatened species due to decreasing population numbers and low reproductive success. The tendency of this small shoreline bird to nest out in the open on the beach makes them particularly vulnerable to threats such as rising sea levels, inclement weather, birds of prey, terrestrial predators, off-leash dogs and human disturbance. In 2020, California’s breeding population of pl
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What’s the most wide-ranging mammal on the planet – and can have paws the size of salad plates? If you guessed mountain lion, you’re correct! Want to learn more about these charismatic carnivores on a guided outing with our wildlife staff? Join us on Oct. 4 or Oct. 26, 9-11:30 a.m., at “Mountain Lions Among Us” to learn more about these animals who share our parks and open spaces, how they move through the landscape, the role they play in a healthy ecosystem, plus mountain lion safety tips. Atte
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See what’s new in your parks! Want to be the first to hear about new trails, upcoming events and outdoor adventures? Our free monthly newsletter delivers the latest park news to your inbox. From guided outings to volunteer opportunities, park improvements to park openings, you’ll always know what’s happening in your regional parks. Subscribe at SoCoParks.org/Newsletter | Sonoma County Regional Parks
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We’re hiring! Explore career opportunities at 👉 SoCoParks.org/Jobs | Sonoma County Regional Parks
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Our trails are for everyone! But sometimes it can be confusing who has the right of way — is it the horse or the dog walkers? Runner or cyclist? Watch this video to learn the quick and easy rules to keep you safe on the trails. Find the right trail for you at SoCoParks.org/FindAPark | Sonoma County Regional Parks
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Here's some footage team members took on a recent hike at the newly acquired Mark West Creek preserve. These images offer a sense of how ruggedly beautiful this future park will be. We're busy making safety improvements on site so that we can host regular "park preview" days starting this spring. For more information about the preseve and the park planning: https://bit.ly/2CLej64. | Sonoma County Regional Parks
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SoCoParks.org/MarkWest (link in bio) ✍️ Second survey for Mark West Creek Regional Park and Open Space Preserve open now! We've gathered community input and now need your help once more to prioritize the amenities you'd like to have at this future regional park and preserve. Large picnic areas? Backcountry camping? All multi-use trails or some for hikers only? Tell us – your input matters! #SonomaCountyParks #MarkWestCreekRegionalPark | Sonoma County Regional Parks
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Monte Rio Redwoods watershed restoration part 2 | Sonoma County Regional Parks
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We’ve opened 8 miles of new trails on the northeast side of Taylor Mountain Regional Park and Open Space Preserve, making this the largest trail construction project in Sonoma County in more than a decade. The new loops offer shaded creeks, oak woodlands, and sweeping views into Santa Rosa and Bennett Valley — all open now for hiking, biking and horseback riding. Read our blog for route suggestions! 👇 These trails are a milestone in the park's development and a testament to the community's comm
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