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California State University, Chico

BCCER-Led Workshops

Announced on: Friday, Sept. 26, 2025

The Big Chico Creek Ecological Reserve (BCCER) is hosting a variety of environmental workshops focused on ecological restoration, fire, ecotherapy, and local indigenous culture. These workshops provide participants the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in restoration work, learn about traditional ecological knowledge and post-colonial history, learn field research methods, tour a fish passage restoration project, and participate in an ecotherapy session.

This workshop series is being provided to students free of charge. Students can sign up for any/all activities listed. Students are encouraged to express their interest in attending the various workshops by registering via the link below. Please share with any/all students! The series will open up to the general public at the end of the week.

BCCER Environmental Workshop Series



This workshop series is offered through the Good Jobs Challenge program, a federal grant from the U.S. Economic Development Admnistration, that was awarded to the BCCER. The Good Jobs Challenge supports regional workforce training systems to establish sectoral partnerships that train and place workers in good jobs. Those engaging in this workshop series will be counted as participants of the Good Jobs Challenge program under the BCCER. This requires tracking participants' activities through various trainings and educational workshops for the intent of attaining participation goal numbers.