Winter Footprints
Winter Footprints
Join us for a fun and educational hike at Willow-Witt Ranch on February 8th from 1-3 PM! This family-friendly event is open to all ages and will focus on winter […]
Written on June 29, 2022. Posted in At The Ranch.
Sara explaining a game to her campers
Summer has arrived! Week three of Nature Day Camp is underway. So far this summer, campers have been loving playing games in the forest, tie dyeing their produce bags, meeting the goat kids, and learning about trees and birds! You can still register for upcoming camp weeks.
Read on to learn about… summer volunteer opportunities, Crest Fest, scholarship fundraiser update, Outdoor School wrap-up, AmeriCorps position opening, and flora and fauna at the ranch this month!
Come hike, visit the farm animals, dance to live music, and enjoy food and drink while supporting The Crest!
We are looking for volunteers to help out at The Crest Fest in 1.5 hour shifts in a variety of roles. Volunteers receive free admission and drink ticket. If you have questions about volunteering at The Crest Fest and to find out how to register, email Jessica@thecrestatwillowwitt.org
We are grateful to report that we have raised $6,500 of our $5,000 goal for Summer Camp scholarships! Thank you for supporting local families and our mission to provide quality, safe, nature-based experiences for children. Donate to the Scholarship Fund easily and securely online.
The Crest served 110 students in Outdoor School this year!
Students got to know Willow-Witt Ranch through farm and ecosystem tours, then deepened their knowledge through lessons in soils, farm and foods, fire science, forests, birds, and wetlands.
One of the students’ favorite aspects of our Outdoor School program was free-choice activity time, with options including visiting goat kids, playing team-building games, nature journaling, shelter-building, hiking, surveying plant life and crafting.
Are you interested in nature-based education and land stewardship? Check to see if we have any open positions, and we are always looking for volunteers!
The Variable Checkerspot is commonly found in western North America. Their appearance is variable and wing color can range from black to dark brown. This butterfly’s larvea are laid in large clumps on host plants, and can hibernate for up to four years.
Aquilegia formosa (also known as Crimson Columbine) grows in moist forests and meadows. Its range stretches down the west coast of North American from southern Alaska, down into Nevada and Utah.
Join us for a fun and educational hike at Willow-Witt Ranch on February 8th from 1-3 PM! This family-friendly event is open to all ages and will focus on winter […]