Eco Mingle

Join Us for the Eco Mingle!

Discover the latest in conservation and restoration efforts taking place in Humboldt County and beyond at the upcoming Eco Mingle event! This celebration of the incredible work being done by local environmental groups is part of the WILD HOPE National Community Engagement Initiative.

Join us on Friday, May 3rd, from 4-7 p.m. at the Sequoia Conference Center for an engaging opportunity to meet with local organizations actively working to preserve our local ecosystems. From innovative projects to collaborative partnerships between science and community, explore diverse approaches to environmental stewardship.

As part of this event, we will present film screenings from the WILD HOPE series on PBS, including 'Beaver Fever' and 'Does Nature Have Rights?' Additionally, don't miss the opportunity to watch 'Guardian of the River,' a short documentary by Shane Anderson and American Rivers and Swiftwater Films featuring members of the Yurok Tribe discussing the Klamath River. 

Engage in a stimulating panel discussion about the work of local environmental organizations, led by Alicia Hamman from Friends of the Eel River. Meet representatives from Trinidad Coastal Land Trust, Friends of the Arcata Marsh, Friends of the Dunes, Bear River Band, California Trout, Salmonid Restoration Federation, Northcoast Environmental Center, California Native Plant Society, Trees Foundation, Prairie's Edge Permaculture, Friends of the Eel River, and more.

Enjoy delicious food provided by Cassario’s Catering, and best of all, this event is completely free!

Mark your calendar and join us for an evening of celebration, inspiration, and community engagement at the Eco Mingle! RSVP at KEET.org today.

Don't miss this opportunity to connect with local environmental leaders and learn how you can make a difference in preserving our precious ecosystems. Celebrate Conservation and Restoration Efforts in Humboldt County. See you at the Eco Mingle!

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