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Tickets for the 22nd Annual Chautauqua Revue are on sale now!![]()
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For the first time in OAEC history, we’re excited to showcase TWO weekends of Chautauqua talent in 2025. The show runs each night September 4th, 5th, 6th and September 11th, 12th, 13th with a matinee on September 6th. Get tickets while you still can - the Saturday matinee is currently the only sold-out show, but the rest are going fast!![]()
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This year's poster was created by one of our current Garden Interns, Lily 🌸 ![]()
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To purchase tickets and learn more about the show, click the link in our bio or go to OAEC.org/events/performances-more/
This June, WATER Institute Co-Director, Brock Dolman, joined the Sonoma County Ag + Open Space (@sonomaopenspace) and a collection of experienced trainers for a wide-ranging workforce development workshop in two local preserves: Saddle Mountain Open Space Preserve (managed by Ag + Open Space) and Monan’s Rill (a community cooperative) in Sonoma County, CA. ![]()
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Through this workshop, participants increased their understanding of conservation practices and fuel management. Brock led the hands-on Fuels to Flows station, where trainees learned gully stuffing techniques that reduce fire risk, manage biomass, slow the erosion and incision of the water channel, and improve water quality.![]()
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Shoutout to crews from North Bay Jobs With Justice (@northbayjwj @resilienceforce), Conservation Corps North Bay (@conservationcorpsnorthbay), and Circuit Rider Community Services (@circuitridercs) for being part of this training and making it all happen 🪵🔥![]()
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#fuelstoflows #gullystuffing #processbasedrestoration #watershedrestoration #goodfire #naturebasedsolutions #slashainttrash #beneficialbiomass #reintegration #healthyforests #forestmanagement #oaec #watercycles @brocktdolman
OAEC News
Fenceline Watch Fighting Oil And Gas Expansion
Fenceline Watch, a fiscally sponsored project of OAEC, is dedicated to the eradication of toxic multigenerational harm on communities living along the fenceline of industry, primarily along the Texas Gulf … Read more
Sonoma County Ecological Workforce Training
On June 24, 2025, OAEC’s WATER Institute Co-Director, Brock Dolman, joined the Sonoma County Agricultural Preservation and Open Space District (Ag + Open Space) and a collection of experienced trainers … Read more
