Wild & Scenic® Film Festival On–Tour Red Bluff

Postponed Until 2025

Each year the Tehama Conservation Fund (TCF) hosts a community celebration, the Wild & Scenic® On-Tour Red Bluff. This event provides a unique opportunity for us to connect with you all and share in our mutual appreciation for the great outdoors through film. Unfortunately, the event set for March 8, 2024, has been postponed until 2025. It was a difficult decision to postpone but necessary as we relocate the office. After decades spent in our current office space, we will be at a new temporary office by early March. We look forward to next year, as Spring 2025 will mark TCF’s 10th year hosting this event.

We’re available at the same phone number. Our new mailing address is PO Box #1232 Red Bluff, CA 96080. We appreciate your understanding and are excited to make the most of the changes and prospects ahead of us!

Burrows Conservationist of the Year

Supporting wildlife and our way-of-life is something that the late, great Bill Burrows regularly talked about. As a local rancher, outdoorsman, instructor in the Shasta College Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources for 34 years, and longtime Resource Conservation District of Tehama County associate director, Bill was passionate about integrated farming and ranching practices. He believed that all land management decisions should be dedicated to the social, financial, and environmental enhancement of our community. He understood that private and public parties should work together for mutual benefit. We think that Bill would be delighted to know that a local steward would receive an award in his honor, annually.

2023: Dawn Pedersen, CAL FIRE Tehama-Glenn Unit

2022: Jeff Souza, Tehama Environmental Solutions, Inc.

2021: Tyler Christensen, Edward’s Ranch

2020: Ryan Sale, Sale Orchards

2019: Kay Burrows, Burrows Ranch

Youth Programs

K-6th Grade Teachers – Are you ready to boost environmental literacy in your classroom? We can help incorporate Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) into your curriculum and conduct hands-on NGSS activities with your students. NGSS are a set of science standards using a three-dimensional learning model that improves science education by identifying scientific and engineering practices, crosscutting concepts, and core ideas that help students build a comprehensive understanding of science and prepare them for success. Contact Brin for details at 530-727-1295.