Contact us at info@cooncampsprings.com
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Welcome to our web site. Please explore the pages and discover
how we are trying to help the wildlife by restoring their habitat.
how we are trying to help the wildlife by restoring their habitat.
CCSHR is dedicated to restoring wildlife habitat in
northern California. Presently, we are conducting
a restoration project on the Walton Homestead
property. This property is 7,000 acres of high
desert land in the northeastern corner of
California. The primary goal of the project is to
help the wildlife by increasing the food, water and
cover the local wildlife need to stay healthy.
northern California. Presently, we are conducting
a restoration project on the Walton Homestead
property. This property is 7,000 acres of high
desert land in the northeastern corner of
California. The primary goal of the project is to
help the wildlife by increasing the food, water and
cover the local wildlife need to stay healthy.
Mule Deer watch the
constuction
constuction
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A typical evening sky
in the high desert.
A typical evening sky
in the high desert.
Antelope Grazing
Some of the on-going steps to restore the wildlife habitat:
 | Juniper removal is ongoing, weather permitting. | |
| Grass seeding where Juniper removal has disturbed the soil. | |
| Planting Antelope Bitterbrush seeds. |
| Horse Meadow Spring is being enlarged and fenced in. |
| Hanna's spring is being enlarged and fenced in. |
in Spring of 2008
| This spring, we will begin fencing off a large Aspen grove. | |
| Once it is fenced, we will remove several Junipers and start working to get the Aspens to encourage their propagation. |
begin again in Spring of 2008.
Coon Camp Springs
(Before)
(Before)
Coon Camp Springs
(After)
(After)
Fuel truck and Fire-fighting trailer
June's parents homestead cabin
George Walton's homestead
cabin. "Headquarters"
cabin. "Headquarters"
Bald Eagle
Area weather