Upcoming Events
April 15 @ 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Guided forest bathing is a mindfulness-based practice that invites participants to slow down and connect deeply with nature. Come enjoy this accessible experience on the Southeast Greenway with Jenny Harrow-Keeler. This free event is sponsored by Sonoma Land Trust and Ag + Open Space; registration is required.
April 22 @ 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Celebrate Earth Day by participating in a Bioblitz on the Southeast Greenway. We’ll begin with an orientation about using the iNaturalist app on your phone. Then we will wander the property and document the nature we find. This accessible event is free for participants and sponsored by Sonoma Land Trust and Ag + Open Space; registration required.
April 29 @ 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Join Devorah Blum for gentle, accessible yoga amidst the shady trees on the Southeast Greenway. Sponsored by Sonoma Land Trust and Ag + Open Space, this experience is free to attend but requires registration. Learn healthy ways to stretch, strengthen, and balance in the poses, and finish class feeling deeply relaxed.
May 2 @ 9:00 am - 11:30 am
Join Sonoma Land Trust and Ag + Open Space for an easy walk on the Santa Rosa Southeast Greenway and get a preview of this future trail and park. We'll walk the length of this nearly 2-mile stretch of open space, from Montgomery High School to Spring Lake Regional Park. Experience and envision what this place might become! This is a free event; registration is required.
News
Year End Fund Drive Success!
The Southeast Greenway Campaign wishes to thank the many supporters who generously contributed to our year-end fund drive for acquisition and development of the Greenway. Over the years, the Campaign’s fundraising efforts have shown that parks, open space, and the…
Southeast Greenway Project Update
The long process of reviewing maps, files, and title reports for the 47 parcels that make up the Greenway to ensure clean title and an accurate map for appraising the property is nearly over [...]
Water Management on the Greenway
Considering the changing climate, and specifically more extreme precipitation patterns, we need to rethink how to capture, direct, and dissipate water to best benefit our community and local ecology. The five- and 100-year rain events of the past—used as parameters…
A Livable Future for our Kids
Speaking as a mother who has raised two sons in the Montgomery Village area, I believe the Greenway will prove positively transformational for families, allowing us to convert portions of our days that are currently stressful and unpleasant into moments…
Roseland Creek Park Plan Approved
Parks feed our minds and our spirits. We enjoy them while walking our dogs, lapping up some sun, relaxing on a bench, playing with our kids, and sharing picnics with friends and family [...]