Georgetown Nature Area - 7th Annual NATURE FEST& KFOK SPRING CONCERT * April 24, 2010 NATURE FEST- 2010 Main Stage Schedule Program Coordinator: Mignon Geli Master of Ceremonies: Drew Woodall and Loren Nakai Sound Engineer: Mike Taylor Stage Manager (AM): Kim Taylor 9:00: Opening Blessing with Rick Adams, Nisenan Cultural Specialist and President of Hutu Anape Cultural Foundation. Dennis Yonemura, Miwuk Singer & Native American Spiritual Leader, Miwuk Dancers, Neena McNair - Sunrise Song, and Talk Drum, Intertribal Men’s Drum 10:00 Emcee Drew Woodall, Director of Educational Services, BOMUSD 10:05 Star Spangled Banner - Tiffini Philips. Georgetown School Student 10:10 Otter Creek School Performers led by Lisa Torgerson, Music Teacher 10:25 Andre Sacalxot – NA Flute. 10:35 Wesley Murphy - Banjo 10:45 David Blonski – Digeridoo & Flute. (Lead Labyrinth Walk at 11:00). 11:00 GVWI – Eric Ray – NA Flute 11:10 Loping Wolf Flute & Drum Clan. 11:30 Lorenzo Baca, MA, Native American Spiritual Leader, Cultural & music presentations with audience participation and children accompaniment. 11:45 Emcee Loren Nakai 11:50 Stephen Meadows Poetry (NA flute accompaniment) 12:00 Tsi-Akim Maidu Cultural Presentations:Chairman Don Ryberg, Fred Coyote Downey, Roberto Garcia, Farrell Cunningham, Michael Ben Ortiz, Rick Adams 12:30 Neena McNair Family Singers 12:45 Luli Velasco, Chairwoman of the El Dorado County Indian Council - Presentation 12:50 Mary Youngblood, 1st Lady of the Flute - Brief performance. 1:15 Kimberly ShiningStar – Storyteller 1:45 Good Shield Aguilar- Indigenous soul (Buffalo Field Campaign Spokesman) 2:30 Otsigeya – Women’s Drum - Otsigeya is a women’s hand drum singing circle from the Sacramento area and is comprised of members of the Cherokees of Northern Central Valley. Their name, Otsigeya, in the Cherokee language means, “We Women”. 2:50 Three River Drum – Rose Wood, Bill Jacobson, Mignon Geli (flute) & Rudy Paiva 3:15 Urban Soul Percussion (Congas) – Rudy Geli., Graciano DeLaCruz & Ray Dacanay, from San Francisco Bay Area. 3:30 Music Jam led by Urban Soul Percussion. Joined by flutists, vocalists, poets, rappers, guitarists, drummers, rattles, and audience participation. 4:00 Closing by Elder, Gordon Boswell of the El Dorado County Indian Council, Inc. 4:05 Talk Drum Closing Songs 4:30 End . Nisenan Village Schedule 10:00 - Women’s Drum Gathering 12:00 – Miwuk Dancers 12:45 - Talk Drum 1:15 – Eric Ray 1:45 – Loping Wolf Flute & Drum Clan 2:30 – Kimberly Shining Star 3:15 - TBD or Open Mic Workshops 11:00 Labyrinth Walk led by David Blonski (45-60 min) 1:00 Beginning Didgeridoo Workshop with David Blonski – FREE. Meet at FONA Booth. 2:00-3:30 Mary Youngblood “Music & Healing” Workshop – $45 per person or $75 per couple. Meet at FONA Booth. SUNDAY 11:00 AM – Mary Youngblood “Flute Embellishment” Workshop – $45 or $75 per couple. Meet at American River Inn, Georgetown, Main & Orleans Sts. $40/$70 for those booked at the Inn. Naturally Native: Women at the Drum Saturday 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM in the Nisenan VillageA Women's Drum Gathering for Singers, Drums and Hand Drums!Please bring your own water, canopy, drums/sticks, camp-style chairs.For more info, please email Barbara Warren:softwinds2u@yahoo.comCoordination by: Thoz Womenz and SELU SCHEDULE: 9:00-9:30a Drums Set Up • Bring drums, shades and chairs for set up 9:30-10:00a Sign-in Drums • Smudge the Circle • Prayer Songs 10:00a Opening • Welcome & Introduction of Drums 10:10a Time for Songs and Dancing 11:30a Closing Circle Mary Youngblood Performance & Workshop Schedule: Saturday: 12:30 PM: Brief appearance on-stage at the Amphitheater2:00 PM: Music & Healing Workshop with Mary and Steve Branco, now only $45 per person or $75 a couple. (was $65 per person), in the Nature Area.7:30 PM: Headliner at the Evening Concert, IOOF Hall, $15 advance tickets, $20 at door. (See below for ticket locations). Sunday: 11:00 AM: NA Flute Embellishment Workshop at the American River Inn. $45.00 per person; $75 per couple, or for those booked at American River Inn Bed & Breakfast, Georgetown $40 per person or $70 per couple. Visit Mary Youngblood's website: http://www.maryyoungblood.com/events.htm **See Mary's workshop descriptions below. GOOD SHIELD AGUILAR - Indigenous Soul Music About Good Shield Aguilar:i am of Oglala lakota and yoeme heritage and I front a band called, 7TH GENERATION RISE. Our music is classified as INDIGENOUS SOUL and we have toured the country, but these days i play alot of solo gigs on acoustic guitar, bass drum and vocals. i am a spokesperson for cultural preservation, indigenous rights and am completely against environmental destruction of any kind, especially on sacred sites. See photos of Good Shield below or visit websites:http://www.myspace.com/goodshield77 www.humboldtmusic.com/7thgenerationrise Other invited guests/presenters/performers:Miwok Tribe of the El Dorado Rancheria Loren, Anno & Ursula Nakai - Saami YokingThoz Womenz - Women's Drum with Dancers: Adult Traditional & Grass. Youth Grass, Jingle, & Fancy Shawl.SELU - Women's DrumBear Clover - Women's DrumBearfoot- Women's DrumAl Lubanes - Fire by Friction War Cry- Women's DrumHum Ku - Women's DrumPercy "War Cloud" Edwards - Northern Traditional Dance Danzantes-Azteca/Mexica DancersPhillip Moore - Handdrum & vocalsDavid Blonski - DidgeridooThiaa Besan & Youth School DancersSharai & Michael - Storyteller VENDORS & Non-Profit INFO BOOTHS: FOODEl Dorado County Indian Council - Taco/Fry Bread Booth (non-profit)Rose's Garden Cafe - Chicken strips, french fries, Lumpia, fruit smoothies Cool Kettle Corn - Kettle corn and lemonade ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GVWI- Eric Ray's CDs, leather work, bags,flutes, drums http://www.gvwimusic.com/Native American Designs by Lorenzo Baca - jewelry, t-shirts & graphics.David's Drums - Handcrafted drumF by David Ferrier http://www.davidsdrums.net/NdnzGonWild - T-Shirts, native art by Tommy Youngblood http://www.cafepress.com/ndn4life DBA Indigenous American Art- Airbrush Native Arts & Crafts by Ikoshy Montoya Native Three Feathers - NA jewelry, dolls, gourds, shirts, blankets - by Joanne Fiske, www.nativethreefeathers.comEarth Spirit Baskets - Handweaved pine needle baskets by Jan Rose Joan & /Holly Art for Sale - Art, totems, sculpterTwo Moons Art - jewelry, bracelets by Kathy AskinsTinka Huasi - Dreamcatchers, crafts, necklaces White Water Drums - handcrafted drums by Jason Williams. http://whitewaterdrums.com/Mountain Pipes - Crafts, soapstones, necklaces - Vince Castanon FairyRing Mushroom Co. - handcrafted NA-style flutes. http://www.harmonyflutes.com/The Different Drum - handcrafted drums by Don Schulz. http://thedifferentdrum.net/Spotted Raven Children's Tipis - Cliff HabigSquirrel Tooth Annie's Hats - Judy Habig All Nations Trading Co - Handcrafted arts & crafts - Grace Bounds Phoenix Obsidian Designs- Native art & replicas -Susan Gleason. www.obsidiandesigns.comShar's Designs - Gourd art by Shar Worley Painted Spirit - Small flutes by Donnie Martinez Healing Arts & Treasures - Jewelry, healing - Patricia Ballesteros Goddess Adornments - Beaded jewelry - Jacque BrownTwo Feathers - Native American Crafts - Frank Bechtel Massage Therapy - Leslie Bravol A Flair for Fashion - Handcrafted Navajo Silver Jewelry - Cheryl Crable Loping Wolf - Flutes, CDs, T-Shirts etc.- Dan DiCicco.Deadline April 2. Non-Profit Booths with children's activity. Sierra Native Alliance - Native Culture Resources - Youth council Peace Corp Fundraiser - Judy Smith-Macaroni beads KFOK Community Radio - make necklaces http://www.kfok.org/CommunityCalendar/events.htmGeorgetown Library - Awareness of Literacy - Scavenger huntBirthday Buddies - Birthday in a bag for low-income children - Bean bag toss gameEDCOE Child Development Programs – Awareness of programs - Hands on art activity Drug Free Divide - Proper disposal of prescription drugs - Hula Hupa California Tribal Epidemiology Center - Native American Health Survey - Coloring American River Conservancy - Watershed Awareness - Watershed activities Never Cry Wolf - Wolf education & rescue - handouts on wolves - Sam BlakeCalifornia Native Plants - Promote Native Plants - Give plants & seeds to children. Friends of the Nature Area (FONA) - Promote nature - Scavenger hunt - Howard, JackieUS Forest Svc (USFS) - Sustain health & diversity of nations forest - Create name tag tree. TESSA - Foster Parenting - Coloring, ball toss PARC - American River Stewardship - Animal masksAuburn State Rec Area - Build a rapid GS Environmental Club - Sell trees for Arbor Day (fundraiser) - Collect recycleablesCommunity Weaving - Community weaving project - Hands on weavingAmerican River Charter - Promote educational options for students - Butterfly art projectBuffalo Field Campaign - Pamphlets, Art & Music by Good Shield Aguilar 7th Generation Nation - Native Youth Voice pamphlets - Cristina Fernandez EDCIC - protect, preserve and advance the culture, values, ceremonies, spirituality, traditions, and sacred sites of Native peoples - Sell Native American Crafts to benefit college scholarship fund. - Deneise IrbyPlacerville Food Coop -Pamphlets for food coop - Heather Clapp deadline April 2. *Concert Tickets may be purchased at:American River Inn, Main Street at Orleans, Georgetown, 530-333-4499Rose's Garden Cafe, Marshall Road, Garden Valley, 530-333-9900Fusion Gallery, 440 Main Street, Placerville, 530-295-1968 Main Street Music, 263 Main Street, Placerville, 530-622-1357Cherry Records, 916 Lincoln Way, Auburn, 530-823-2147Yabobo, 107 N. Pine Street, Nevada City, 530-478-9114 or 888-840-9744 (Others to be announced.) Or purchase tickets by mailing a check payable to KFOK Radio: KFOK RadioAttention: Marian SmithP.O. Box 4238Georgetown, CA, 95634 Include your email and phone number. Marian or Mignon will confirm receipt, and tickets will be held at "Will Call".

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Georgetown Nature Area
Georgetown Nature Area
6530 Wentworth Springs Road
Georgetown, CA 95634
ph: 530-333-8314 Ext. 10
alt: 530-957-8301
info@georgetownnaturearea.org

7th Annual

NATURE FEST

& KFOK SPRING CONCERT *

April 24, 2010

NATURE FEST- 2010

Main Stage Schedule

Program Coordinator: Mignon Geli

Master of Ceremonies: Drew Woodall and Loren Nakai

Sound Engineer: Mike Taylor

Stage Manager (AM): Kim Taylor

9:00: Opening Blessing with Rick Adams, Nisenan Cultural Specialist and President of Hutu Anape Cultural Foundation. Dennis Yonemura, Miwuk Singer & Native American Spiritual Leader, Miwuk Dancers, Neena McNair - Sunrise Song, and Talk Drum, Intertribal Men’s Drum

10:00 Emcee Drew Woodall, Director of Educational Services, BOMUSD

10:05 Star Spangled Banner - Tiffini Philips. Georgetown School Student

10:10 Otter Creek School Performers led by Lisa Torgerson, Music Teacher

10:25 Andre Sacalxot – NA Flute.

10:35 Wesley Murphy - Banjo

10:45 David Blonski – Digeridoo & Flute. (Lead Labyrinth Walk at 11:00).

11:00 GVWI – Eric Ray – NA Flute

11:10 Loping Wolf Flute & Drum Clan.

11:30 Lorenzo Baca, MA, Native American Spiritual Leader, Cultural & music presentations with audience participation and children accompaniment.

11:45 Emcee Loren Nakai

11:50 Stephen Meadows Poetry (NA flute accompaniment)

12:00 Tsi-Akim Maidu Cultural Presentations:Chairman Don Ryberg, Fred Coyote Downey, Roberto Garcia, Farrell Cunningham, Michael Ben Ortiz, Rick Adams

12:30 Neena McNair Family Singers

12:45 Luli Velasco, Chairwoman of the El Dorado County Indian Council - Presentation

12:50 Mary Youngblood, 1^st Lady of the Flute - Brief performance.

1:15 Kimberly ShiningStar – Storyteller

1:45 Good Shield Aguilar- Indigenous soul (Buffalo Field Campaign Spokesman)

2:30 Otsigeya – Women’s Drum - Otsigeya is a women’s hand drum singing circle from the Sacramento area and is comprised of members of the Cherokees of Northern Central Valley. Their name, Otsigeya, in the Cherokee language means, “We Women”.

2:50 Three River Drum – Rose Wood, Bill Jacobson, Mignon Geli (flute) & Rudy Paiva

3:15 Urban Soul Percussion (Congas) – Rudy Geli., Graciano DeLaCruz & Ray Dacanay, from San Francisco Bay Area.

3:30 Music Jam led by Urban Soul Percussion. Joined by flutists, vocalists, poets, rappers, guitarists, drummers, rattles, and audience participation.

4:00 Closing by Elder, Gordon Boswell of the El Dorado County Indian Council, Inc.

4:05 Talk Drum Closing Songs

4:30 End

Nisenan Village Schedule

10:00 - Women’s Drum Gathering

12:00 – Miwuk Dancers

12:45 - Talk Drum

1:15 – Eric Ray

1:45 – Loping Wolf Flute & Drum Clan

2:30 – Kimberly Shining Star

3:15 - TBD or Open Mic

Workshops

11:00 Labyrinth Walk led by David Blonski (45-60 min)

1:00 Beginning Didgeridoo Workshop with David Blonski – FREE. Meet at FONA Booth.

2:00-3:30 Mary Youngblood “Music & Healing” Workshop – $45 per person or $75 per couple. Meet at FONA Booth.

SUNDAY 11:00 AM – Mary Youngblood “Flute Embellishment” Workshop – $45 or $75 per couple. Meet at American River Inn, Georgetown, Main & Orleans Sts. $40/$70 for those booked at the Inn.

Naturally Native: Women at the Drum

Saturday 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM in the Nisenan Village

A Women's Drum Gathering for Singers, Drums and Hand Drums!

Please bring your own water, canopy, drums/sticks, camp-style chairs.

For more info, please email Barbara Warren:softwinds2u@yahoo.com

Coordination by: Thoz Womenz and SELU

SCHEDULE:

9:00-9:30a Drums Set Up

• Bring drums, shades and chairs for set up

9:30-10:00a Sign-in Drums

• Smudge the Circle

• Prayer Songs

10:00a Opening

• Welcome & Introduction of Drums

10:10a Time for Songs and Dancing

11:30a Closing Circle

Mary Youngblood Performance & Workshop Schedule:

Saturday:

12:30 PM: Brief appearance on-stage at the Amphitheater

2:00 PM: Music & Healing Workshop with Mary and Steve Branco, now only $45 per person or $75 a couple. (was $65 per person), in the Nature Area.

7:30 PM: Headliner at the Evening Concert, IOOF Hall, $15 advance tickets, $20 at door. (See below for ticket locations).

Sunday:

11:00 AM: NA Flute Embellishment Workshop at the American River Inn. $45.00 per person; $75 per couple, or for those booked at American River Inn Bed & Breakfast, Georgetown $40 per person or $70 per couple.

Visit Mary Youngblood's website:

http://www.maryyoungblood.com/events.htm

**See Mary's workshop descriptions below.

GOOD SHIELD AGUILAR - Indigenous Soul Music

About Good Shield Aguilar:

i am of Oglala lakota and yoeme heritage and I front a band called, 7TH GENERATION RISE. Our music is classified as INDIGENOUS SOUL and we have toured the country, but these days i play alot of solo gigs on acoustic guitar, bass drum and vocals. i am a spokesperson for cultural preservation, indigenous rights and am completely against environmental destruction of any kind, especially on sacred sites.

See photos of Good Shield below or visit websites:

http://www.myspace.com/goodshield77

www.humboldtmusic.com/7thgenerationrise

Other invited guests/presenters/performers:

Miwok Tribe of the El Dorado Rancheria

Loren, Anno & Ursula Nakai - Saami Yoking

Thoz Womenz - Women's Drum with Dancers:

Adult Traditional & Grass. Youth Grass, Jingle, & Fancy Shawl.

SELU - Women's Drum

Bear Clover - Women's Drum

Bearfoot- Women's Drum

Al Lubanes - Fire by Friction

War Cry- Women's Drum

Hum Ku - Women's Drum

Percy "War Cloud" Edwards - Northern Traditional Dance

Danzantes-Azteca/Mexica Dancers

Phillip Moore - Handdrum & vocalsDavid Blonski - Didgeridoo
Thiaa Besan & Youth School Dancers

Sharai & Michael - Storyteller

VENDORS & Non-Profit INFO BOOTHS:

FOOD

El Dorado County Indian Council - Taco/Fry Bread Booth (non-profit)

Rose's Garden Cafe - Chicken strips, french fries, Lumpia, fruit smoothies

Cool Kettle Corn - Kettle corn and lemonade

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GVWI- Eric Ray's CDs, leather work, bags,flutes, drums http://www.gvwimusic.com/

Native American Designs by Lorenzo Baca - jewelry, t-shirts & graphics.

David's Drums - Handcrafted drumF by David Ferrier http://www.davidsdrums.net/

NdnzGonWild - T-Shirts, native art by Tommy Youngblood http://www.cafepress.com/ndn4life

DBA Indigenous American Art- Airbrush Native Arts & Crafts by Ikoshy Montoya

Native Three Feathers - NA jewelry, dolls, gourds, shirts, blankets - by Joanne Fiske, www.nativethreefeathers.com

Earth Spirit Baskets - Handweaved pine needle baskets by Jan Rose

Joan & /Holly Art for Sale - Art, totems, sculpter

Two Moons Art - jewelry, bracelets by Kathy Askins

Tinka Huasi - Dreamcatchers, crafts, necklaces

White Water Drums - handcrafted drums by Jason Williams. http://whitewaterdrums.com/

Mountain Pipes - Crafts, soapstones, necklaces - Vince Castanon

FairyRing Mushroom Co. - handcrafted NA-style flutes. http://www.harmonyflutes.com/

The Different Drum - handcrafted drums by Don Schulz. http://thedifferentdrum.net/

Spotted Raven Children's Tipis - Cliff Habig

Squirrel Tooth Annie's Hats - Judy Habig

All Nations Trading Co - Handcrafted arts & crafts - Grace Bounds

Phoenix Obsidian Designs- Native art & replicas -Susan Gleason. www.obsidiandesigns.com

Shar's Designs - Gourd art by Shar Worley

Painted Spirit - Small flutes by Donnie Martinez

Healing Arts & Treasures - Jewelry, healing - Patricia Ballesteros

Goddess Adornments - Beaded jewelry - Jacque Brown

Two Feathers - Native American Crafts - Frank Bechtel

Massage Therapy - Leslie Bravol

A Flair for Fashion - Handcrafted Navajo Silver Jewelry - Cheryl Crable

Loping Wolf - Flutes, CDs, T-Shirts etc.- Dan DiCicco

.Deadline April 2.

Non-Profit Booths with children's activity.

Sierra Native Alliance - Native Culture Resources - Youth council

Peace Corp Fundraiser - Judy Smith-Macaroni beads

KFOK Community Radio - make necklaces

http://www.kfok.org/CommunityCalendar/events.htm

Georgetown Library - Awareness of Literacy - Scavenger hunt

Birthday Buddies - Birthday in a bag for low-income children - Bean bag toss game

EDCOE Child Development Programs – Awareness of programs - Hands on art activity

Drug Free Divide - Proper disposal of prescription drugs - Hula Hupa

California Tribal Epidemiology Center - Native American Health Survey - Coloring

American River Conservancy - Watershed Awareness - Watershed activities

Never Cry Wolf - Wolf education & rescue - handouts on wolves - Sam Blake

California Native Plants - Promote Native Plants - Give plants & seeds to children.

Friends of the Nature Area (FONA) - Promote nature - Scavenger hunt - Howard, Jackie

US Forest Svc (USFS) - Sustain health & diversity of nations forest - Create name tag tree.

TESSA - Foster Parenting - Coloring, ball toss

PARC - American River Stewardship - Animal masks

Auburn State Rec Area - Build a rapid

GS Environmental Club - Sell trees for Arbor Day (fundraiser) - Collect recycleables

Community Weaving - Community weaving project - Hands on weaving

American River Charter - Promote educational options for students - Butterfly art project

Buffalo Field Campaign - Pamphlets, Art & Music by Good Shield Aguilar

7th Generation Nation - Native Youth Voice pamphlets - Cristina Fernandez

EDCIC - protect, preserve and advance the culture, values, ceremonies, spirituality, traditions, and sacred sites of Native peoples - Sell Native American Crafts to benefit college scholarship fund. - Deneise Irby

Placerville Food Coop -Pamphlets for food coop - Heather Clapp

deadline April 2.

*Concert Tickets may be purchased at:

American River Inn, Main Street at Orleans, Georgetown, 530-333-4499

Rose's Garden Cafe, Marshall Road, Garden Valley, 530-333-9900

Fusion Gallery, 440 Main Street, Placerville, 530-295-1968

Main Street Music, 263 Main Street, Placerville, 530-622-1357

Cherry Records, 916 Lincoln Way, Auburn, 530-823-2147

Yabobo, 107 N. Pine Street, Nevada City, 530-478-9114 or 888-840-9744

(Others to be announced.)

Or purchase tickets by mailing a check payable to KFOK Radio:

KFOK Radio

Attention: Marian Smith

P.O. Box 4238

Georgetown, CA, 95634

Include your email and phone number. Marian or Mignon will confirm receipt, and tickets will be held at "Will Call".

Music & Healing w/Mary Youngblood & Stephen Branco, MA (Expressive Arts Therapist). Sat 2pm Nature Area by the old Gold Mine

Along with her life partner, Steve Branco, Mary will facilitate a ‘journey into the importance, relevance and application, of music and the arts- as they pertain to healing.’ In such challenging times, we often find ourselves searching for, and wishing to maintain what brings ourselves, our families and our communities- peace, contentment and healing into our lives. Students will further discover their own potential for using the N/A flute in healing in their own personal, and/or professional lives. Mary and Steve will lead attendees through a series of creative and fun exercises that will motivate and encourage flute players who wish to explore their own natural healing abilities.

All Levels of N/A Flute Embellishments & Techniques w/Mary Youngblood. Sunday 11:00 AM, American River Inn, Georgetown

Beginning N/A Flute Embellishments & Techniques

Students will learn basic Native American flute embellishments and techniques- such as how to pick out the right flute for them, breath control, and beginning embellishment exercises which will encourage new students in getting familiar and comfortable with their flutes. If you ever wondered how flute players bend those notes, or make their flute bark- this workshop is for you!

Intermediate N/A Flute Embellishments & Techniques

Students will further discover more advanced embellishments and techniques with their N/A flutes. Such as breath control, playing with accompaniment, letting the notes ‘fall’, bending notes, tonguing, scales and vibrato. Students will have the opportunity to ask Mary questions and see up close and personal, the techniques that Mary uses in performance and recordings.

Advanced N/A Flute Embellishments & Techniques

Mary discusses her techniques in using visualization, to assist the more advanced player in obtaining their musical goals. She teaches that even embellishments have embellishments- Mary will share advanced details of these special embellishments such as breath control, vibrato, bending the notes, and ‘the bark.’ Students will have the unique opportunity to ‘pick Mary’s brain’ about how to further advance their own flute journey.

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Georgetown Nature Area
Georgetown Nature Area
6530 Wentworth Springs Road
Georgetown, CA 95634
ph: 530-333-8314 Ext. 10
alt: 530-957-8301
info@georgetownnaturearea.org