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CLEARLAKE OAKS, Calif. — Eleven Roses Ranch will once again offer its historic ranch day trips this spring.
Opening for the season on Saturday, April 8, you will step back in time on this historic ranch nestled in a secluded mountain valley in Clearlake Oaks.
This one-of-a-kind experience features a narrated, ranch wagon tour filled with history, spring-time wildflowers and breathtaking scenery.
When you arrive you will be treated like family while you enjoy complimentary local wines and refreshments.
Music is provided by local musicians Don Coffin on guitar and Andi Skelton on the fiddle.
Your hostess, Anne Garner, will tell you of her family, who settled the valley in 1883, along with local legends and lore.
You will meet draft mules, John, Sally and Drew, who love your attention and picture taking.
Your day is complete with a chuck-wagon barbecue topped off with Dutch oven cobbler for dessert.
This tour is very senior and family user friendly.
Reservations are required and tours fill up fast as the season is short.
Prices are $70 for adults, children aged 5-12 are $50, and kiddos under 5 are free with an adult or senior.
For reservations please call 707-998-4471 or fill out the online form at https://elevenrosesranch.com/ .
Opening for the season on Saturday, April 8, you will step back in time on this historic ranch nestled in a secluded mountain valley in Clearlake Oaks.
This one-of-a-kind experience features a narrated, ranch wagon tour filled with history, spring-time wildflowers and breathtaking scenery.
When you arrive you will be treated like family while you enjoy complimentary local wines and refreshments.
Music is provided by local musicians Don Coffin on guitar and Andi Skelton on the fiddle.
Your hostess, Anne Garner, will tell you of her family, who settled the valley in 1883, along with local legends and lore.
You will meet draft mules, John, Sally and Drew, who love your attention and picture taking.
Your day is complete with a chuck-wagon barbecue topped off with Dutch oven cobbler for dessert.
This tour is very senior and family user friendly.
Reservations are required and tours fill up fast as the season is short.
Prices are $70 for adults, children aged 5-12 are $50, and kiddos under 5 are free with an adult or senior.
For reservations please call 707-998-4471 or fill out the online form at https://elevenrosesranch.com/ .
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- Written by: Eleven Roses Ranch
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife, or CDFW, through its Cannabis Restoration Grant Program, is pleased to announce over $20 million is available in grant funding opportunities.
CDFW has released two new solicitations to support a variety of remediation, habitat enhancement and conservation projects, and to assist small cannabis cultivators become fully licensed.
Both solicitations are open, continuous and non-competitive.
“We are excited about our new cannabis grant opportunities and look forward to funding a variety of projects that restore and protect California’s diverse natural resources,” said Amelia Wright, CDFW Cannabis Program director. “These solicitations cover a wide range of activities including assisting cultivators with permitting, upgrading road crossings and culverts, cleanup and remediation of illegal grow sites and many other important projects that benefit the environment.”
Applications can be submitted under the Cannabis Restoration Grant Program, or CRGP, revised Qualified Cultivator Funding Opportunity or the Cleanup, Remediation and Watershed Enhancement Funding Opportunity.
More information on the solicitations and pre-application forms can be found on the CRGP website.
In 2022, the CRGP awarded nearly $5 million in grants and expects to quadruple awards this year.
Grants through the CRGP are funded through California’s Environmental Restoration and Protection Account pursuant to Revenue and Taxation Code section 34019(f)(2), and may be used to fund the cleanup, remediation, and restoration of environmental damage in watersheds affected by cannabis cultivation and related activities, and to support local partnerships for this purpose.
For questions on CDFW’s CRGP, please emailThis email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .
CDFW has released two new solicitations to support a variety of remediation, habitat enhancement and conservation projects, and to assist small cannabis cultivators become fully licensed.
Both solicitations are open, continuous and non-competitive.
“We are excited about our new cannabis grant opportunities and look forward to funding a variety of projects that restore and protect California’s diverse natural resources,” said Amelia Wright, CDFW Cannabis Program director. “These solicitations cover a wide range of activities including assisting cultivators with permitting, upgrading road crossings and culverts, cleanup and remediation of illegal grow sites and many other important projects that benefit the environment.”
Applications can be submitted under the Cannabis Restoration Grant Program, or CRGP, revised Qualified Cultivator Funding Opportunity or the Cleanup, Remediation and Watershed Enhancement Funding Opportunity.
More information on the solicitations and pre-application forms can be found on the CRGP website.
In 2022, the CRGP awarded nearly $5 million in grants and expects to quadruple awards this year.
Grants through the CRGP are funded through California’s Environmental Restoration and Protection Account pursuant to Revenue and Taxation Code section 34019(f)(2), and may be used to fund the cleanup, remediation, and restoration of environmental damage in watersheds affected by cannabis cultivation and related activities, and to support local partnerships for this purpose.
For questions on CDFW’s CRGP, please email
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- Written by: California Department of Fish and Wildlife
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