Siskiyou Land Trust offers four ways to help keep you informed about SLT activities and achievements.  You can choose any of them, or all four!

1. Our free Email News is sent through MailChimp once a month or so, keeping you up to date on SLT activities and upcoming events. You can subscribe by submitting the form below.

2. Our Printed Annual Report is mailed to SLT supporting members via the Post Office. Click here to become a member with a donation.

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Previous Newsletters Online

You can also read past issues of the printed newsletter online at the links below.

Fall 2015 Newsletter

Click to View:  Fall Newsletter 2015

  • Spencer Ranch in Scott Valley
  • Gardening and more at the Garden Greenway
  • Summer Celebration at the Lavender Farm

Spring 2013 Newsletter

Click to View:  Spring 2013 Newsletter

  • Rainbow Ridge Update
  • Sisson Meadow seasonal journal by Sam Baxter
  • Garden Greenways Acquisition Project

Spring 2012 Newsletter

Click to View:  Spring 2012 Newsletter

  • Students help at the Garden Share and Sisson Meadow
  • The Great Shasta Rail Trail Project
  • Keeping conservation relevant on Rainbow Ridge
  • Innovation in regional forest management

Fall 2011 Newsletter

Click to View: Fall 2011 Newsletter

  • Conservation Easement workshop in Montague
  • Cycling through Turkey: SLT Slideshow Series story
  • To swim or not to swim?  News from Hammond Pond
  • Changing Hats:  Janet Zalewski

Spring 2011 Newsletter

Click to View: Spring 2011 Newsletter

  • Celebrating Success: Scott Valley ranching easements
  • Why Volunteer?  Sam Baxter
  • Member Focus: Mike Sojka

Fall 2010 Newsletter

Click to View:  Fall Newsletter 2010

  • Mt. Shasta Garden Share Project
  • Thoughts from the Pacific Crest Trail
  • California Land Trusts: Small is Beautiful
  • Where are They Now?  Jack Moore

Spring 2010 Newsletter

  • Letter from the President of the Board
  • New Digs for the Land Trust!
  • Why your Membership Matters
  • Tuli Potts shares Thoughts on Conservation

Spring 2009 Newsletter

Click to View: SLTspring09WEB-2.pdf
  • SLT and Partners to Build Spring Hill Trail
  • SLT Proposes First County Agricultural Easement
  • More Volunteers Needed for Sisson Meadow Spring Cleaning

December 2008 Newsletter

Click to View: e-newsletter.Dec 2008-1.pdf

  • Happy Holidays!
  • Upcoming activities
  • Thanks to our Business Supporters

Spring 2007 Newsletter

Click to View: SLTSpr07pub-1.pdf

  • Sisson Meadows Trails and Wetlands Completed
  • SLT Proposes Environmental Education Center to Replace Old Barn at Sisson
  • SLT Hires New Staff
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