All education and restoration happens on indigenous land.

10,000 to 8,000 years ago, Native Americans from the Takelma, Shasta and Athabaskan groups began using these lakes and marshes for summer hunting and gathering; permanent villages on the valley floor served as wintertime homes.

As part of a restorative land management plan, Willow-Witt partnered with the USDA’s Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program to install a series of fences to protect the entire property from cattle and to protect 76 acres of wetland from all grazing animals.