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Regenerative principles are a foundation of SFC’s Rangeland Management Program. On your visit to SFC’s Stookey Preserve, you will learn how regenerative agriculture can be an integrated part of a balanced ecosystem. SFC is a recognized leader among conservation organizations using regenerative seasonal grazing plans with powerful benefits including enhanced wildlife habitat healthier soils, fuels management, and the improvement of riparian vegetation and native plant and pollinator species populations.

Sierra Foothill Conservancy website

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Artists, vendors and organizations

• Point Blue

  Point Blue works to reduce the impacts of climate change, habitat loss, and other environmental threats while developing nature-based solutions to benefit both wildlife and people. They will showcase their work and offer a tour of the recently restored corridor next to the Stookey preserve in collaboration with Southern Sierra Miwulk Nation. Booth – Presentation/tour 11:30 – 12:30

• Southern Sierra Miwuk

  Southern Sierra Miwuk Nation will have their pollinator coordinator showcase the conservation and education work they do. Southern Sierra Miwuk Website. Booth

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3269 East Westfall Road

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Driving directions from downtown Mariposa: From town, take Hwy 49 S to Triangle Road and turn left. Follow Triangle Road three miles and then take a right onto East Westfall. Event address is the first house on the right, 3269 East Westfall Road (look for event signs on the corner of Triangle and East Westfall).