Sierra Foothill Conservancy
Regenerative grazing and stewardship programming from the Stookey Preserve’s hosts.
Every location hosts local artists, makers, food vendors, community organizations and demonstrations, all included with your tour ticket. Here is who you’ll meet at each stop.
Regenerative grazing and stewardship programming from the Stookey Preserve’s hosts.
See Point Blue’s restoration work and join a short nature walk about the Roots program and the culturally significant plants along the restored corridor. pointblue.org
11:30 AM to 12:30 PM
An information table with the Nation’s pollinator coordinator on native plants and creating habitat for declining native pollinators.
Activities for children at the preserve.
Vermicompost for sale, and how worm composting works. bartolomeblooms.com
A living-history presentation on Jessie Benton Frémont.
1:30 PM to 2:30 PM
Local art for sale.
Soil health demonstration with Dr. Sara Rosenberg, UC Cooperative Extension Regenerative Agriculture Farm Advisor.
12:00 to 2:00 PM
Locally grown mushrooms for sale. countrynerd.farm
Information on working lands programs being brought to Mariposa County. tcrcd.org
Garden design education stations around the farm: planning with Google Earth, raised beds, hügelkultur, orchards and vineyards. Included with your tour ticket. Details on the Foxtail Farm page
10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Metal art by Madelyn and Scott McGrath. mcgratharts.com
Flint McGrath, UC ANR IPM junior specialist, on integrated pest management for the home garden and small farm: what it is and how to start.
Learn about beekeeping from local beekeepers.
Lunch for tour-goers.
11:00 AM to 1:00 PM
Live distillation demonstration, plus hand-made hydrosols and natural perfumes for sale. resonanceperfumery.com
12:00 PM to 1:00 PM
Learn about the owl box program in vineyards and on farms. yosemiteaudubon.org
Handmade wood products by Casey Jones. barknbranches.com
More vendors and presenters may be added before tour day. One ticket covers every location.