In 1955, the city established the municipally-owned Arcata Community Forest, one of the first in California. This forward-thinking movement not only preserved valuable ecosystems but also provided ...

Claytonia sibirica – miner’s lettuce or candyflower By Jess Carey Spring is in full swing in the Arcata Community Forest. Look out for small pink blooms of Claytonia sibirica poking out from ...

Celebrate spring migration at the Godwit Days Spring Migration Bird Festival, April 17–20 at the Arcata Community Center.

The number one bird is Anna’s hummingbird. But owls, woodpeckers, egrets/herons, kingfishers and quail also garner quite a ...