Public Lands: A Necessity for All, Not a Luxury for Some
This article was written by Kari Blood, Communications & Outreach Manager, and originally published as an Earth Matters column in…
How to Find Peace During a Time of Crisis
“Allow nature’s peace to flow into you as sunshine flows into trees.” – John Muir A Message from Executive Director…
“Why We Live Here” Video Premiere!
What do you love about the Valley? From the forests to the farms, and the wildlife to the communities, there’s…
Remembering Robie Hubley, a Champion for the Natural World
In July of this year, the Valley lost Robie Hubley—a champion for the land and the environment—who served on Kestrel's…
Being, Not Doing: Nature’s Priceless Value
Story by Kari Blood, Kestrel Land Trust Communications & Outreach Manager. It was a weekday, and normally I would be…
How a Kestrel Can Help an Eagle
In the wild, would a kestrel and an eagle help each other achieve their goals? Maybe not. But here in…
Finding Hope in Nature and Partnerships
This essay was contributed by Jack Sweeney-Taylor, Kestrel's TerraCorps Community Engagement Coordinator for the 2018-2019 service term. One of Kestrel…
YOUR VALLEY – Summer Newsletter
Check out Kestrel's recent newsletter to see what your support is making possible in the Valley this summer! Click here…
Finding Their Voice Outdoors: Care Center Student Photography Program
Being a mother is never easy. It’s even more challenging when you’re still going to high school. The Care Center…
Springtime and Sunsets: A Reflection on the Changing Climate
This story and photos were contributed by Sydney Giuliano, Kestrel volunteer. Looking out the window of my small apartment, I'm reminded…
