W.E.R.C. animal of the month: Red-Tailed Hawk Nursed Back to Health
The animal patients arriving at the Wildlife Education and Rehabilitation Center range from those needing "outpatient care," such as a small bird that perhaps flew into a window and suffered a minor concussion, to orphaned babies that require weeks or months to mature, to severely injured animals that need acute care and remain in our sanctuary for a long period of recuperation and treatment. All of these animals require dedication and expertise from W.E.R.C.'s staff and volunteers, but the long-term patients require the animal equivalent of a convalescent home.
GETTING OUT: A taste of high country exposure close to home
The Mummy Mountain Trail at Harvey Bear Ranch is spectacular and
Valley Christians observe paradoxical holy day
On April 22, the majority of the world's Christians will observe
Rieslings are Misunderstood; Pair Well With a Variety of Foods
Our wine and dinner group gathered again last month. We have
