Shirt 100% Cotton
$30.00
$25.50
100% cotton long-sleeve shirt. 15% off only through the Holiday Season. Shirts run large!
Trucker Hat
$30.00
$25.50
Protect your eyes in the garden with this trucker hat! Not only is it function, but also stylish. Be prepared to be complimented all day when wearing this hat.
Upcoming Events
Back By Popular Demand!Our Local Food Month Photo Competition was such a hit, we decided to launch photo competitions for each season!
During the winter, capture your BEST photos of Holiday Food! These photos can include:
Submit your photo by January 3, 2025 here: https://forms.gle/i5M5sJBqT9UYKRNK6 |
Check out our events & programs!
Want to become a Master Gardener?
The UC Master Gardener program in Humboldt & Del Norte Counties will offer an 18-week training program beginning January 2024 to teach research-based horticulture practices. Trainees then volunteer in their communities to share this information.
Classes will be held over Zoom, with additional opportunities for hands-on learning.
If you're interested, please complete this SURVEY to learn more about the training and help us schedule orientations:
https://forms.gle/2UBm3j2LR3FzvLBa6
Classes will be held over Zoom, with additional opportunities for hands-on learning.
If you're interested, please complete this SURVEY to learn more about the training and help us schedule orientations:
https://forms.gle/2UBm3j2LR3FzvLBa6
The DNATL Community Food Council is working collaboratively to create a local food system that provides access to healthy, culturally preferred food to all families in
Del Norte and Tribal Lands (DNATL).
Learn more by clicking here.
Del Norte and Tribal Lands (DNATL).
Learn more by clicking here.
Land AcknowledgementWe acknowledge that the Del Norte County community lives on the unceded ancestral territory of Tolowa Dee-ni Nation, the Yurok Tribe, Elk Valley and Resighini Rancherias.
We honor the critical importance of the land and water to the Indigenous peoples of California today, and that the existence of tribal communities and preservation of traditional Indigenous ways of life depend on secure and permanent land bases and the right of self-determination (ACLU of Northern California). |