Mendocino-Tahoe Conservancy

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CONSERVATION - GOAT MOUNTAIN

Goat Mountain is located in the Cache Creek Headwaters Reserve, in the Inner Coast Range of California. It is 675 acres in the headwaters of Cache Creek, which includes old growth oak and pine forests, wetlands and riparian areas and ecological stairstep wildflower gardens supporting a variety of uncommon species. Owned and managed by Tuleyome.

 

 

 

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We'd like to thank the following organizations who are working in collaboration with us for land conservation within the Mendocino-Tahoe
ecological corridor and/or assisting in developing sections of what will become the Cross California Trail.

(We'd also like to thank Konocti Regional Trails and The Excelsior Project)

Mendocino-Tahoe Conservancy
P.O. Box 1026, Nevada City, CA 95959
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-Mendocino-Tahoe Conservancy is a nonprofit, public benefit organization currently applying for tax-exempt status as a charitable organization under Section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code.

-All photos © Kristen Hein Strohm, except where otherwise indicated.

-Site design by Christine Elder of SciLuminArt Studios

 

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