Sep 15 Monday
Hey there: Are you a wanna- be gardener, but have no yard, or place to cultivate a garden/vegi garden ,or exercise that passion? Well look no further, then to our very own Community Garden here in" Happy Willits," located next to the Recreation Grove; (adjacent to the Social Service Dept.) A Non Profit Project. With once a year fee (like renting a plot) grow whatever you want, but must commit for a year, no abandoning it. Serious gardeners welcomed. There's limited spaces-sign ups begin in March. Contact Mike Adair, Garden Manager, at 707-456-4395. Hope to see you there!!
Come join us in our little sanctuary, where we all love to play/work in the dirt/mud (and those words aren't dirty words either!)The Non-Profit Community Garden in Willits is "NOW" accepting sign-ups to reserve garden spots. If you are interested in growing your own produce, yet have no place to do so, then get on the ball and call Michael ADair at 707-456-4395.
Join us for this hybrid in-person and zoom event. Zoom link available at the Mendocino Coast Audubon website day of the event.
Fifty-five years ago in 1970, the doors opened on something truly special – the nation’s first wildlife rehabilitation hospital. The Lindsay Wildlife Experience, known then as the Alexander Lindsay Junior Museum, was the place to go for guidance and assistance with orphaned, injured, and sick wildlife in a region that was quickly losing habitat to urbanization. The hospital officially moved into its current home in 1993, where it has continued to treat thousands of patients every year, averaging 5,000 in recent years. Join us for a look back on the wildlife hospital’s history and the work currently being done to restore our wild neighbors to their natural habitats.
Jillian Jorgenson is the Wildlife Husbandry Coordinator at the Lindsay Wildlife Experience’s wildlife hospital. She received a B.Sc. in Zoo and Conservation Science from Otterbein University and a M.Sc. in Environmental/Conservation Science and Policy from George Mason University. Throughout their professional and academic career, Jillian has worked with a wide variety of species that range from mountain tapirs to songbirds, finally settling into the wildlife rehabilitation field with Lindsay in 2024.
Sep 16 Tuesday
Celebrate 10 years of local food resilience with the Good Farm Fund’s 10th Anniversary Farm-Raiser on Tuesday, September 16, 2025, from 5:30–9:30 PM at Yokayo Ranch in Ukiah. This special evening features a farm-to-table menu prepared by top Mendocino and Lake County chefs in collaboration with local farms, plus live music and exciting auctions. Since 2015, Good Farm Fund has awarded more than $600,000 in grants to 50+ farms and raised $35,000 for Market Match, helping CalFresh families access fresh produce. Join us for a night of incredible food, community, and impact. Tickets and details at GoodFarmFund.org.
What: Good Farm Fund 10th Anniversary Farm-Raiser Dinner When: Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2025 | 5:30–9:30 PM Where: Yokayo Ranch, 800 Hensley Creek Rd. Ukiah, CA 95482 Why: Celebrate 10 years of impact with food by top local chefs, live music, and auctions, while raising funds for farm grants and food access. Tickets: GoodFarmFund.org
Sep 17 Wednesday
Sep 18 Thursday