COTTONWOOD CANYONS FOUNDATION
Cottonwood Canyons Foundation
743058673
2002
Cottonwood Heights, UT 841712440
cottonwoodcanyons.org
CottonwoodCanyonsFoundation
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Presenting..... Arrowleaf Balsamroot (Ballsamorhiza sagitatta), our Wilflower of the Week! This showy yellow sunflower has woody, starchy, and deep taproots that allow them to live in dry places and survive fires. This combined with the fact that all parts of the plant are edible makes them an important food source for deer and elk. Historically, they were used by tribes in the area for making flour. Remember- please do not pick or harvest this or any other wildflower on Forest Service land. Leave them be and Leave No Trace! You can see this plant blooming now in many parts of the foothills: check out the Bonneville Shoreline Trail between Millcreek and Big Cottonwood or the new West Grandeur to Pipeline Overlook connector trail to see this flower blooming this week! 🌻 (fb)
Introducing our Wildflower of the Week, steer's head (Dicentra uniflora). Steer's head is the only native member of the bleeding heart genus in Utah. They flower in early spring as the snow melts and soil thaws. Dicentra translated from Greek means, " two spurred." Fleshy appendages (elaiosomes) attached to their seeds attract ants as a food for larvae. The transport of these seeds to ant nests serves as an effective dispersal method. Keep your eyes out on Mt. Olympus, Neff's, Mill B, and Broads Fork this week 🐮 (fb)
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Support the environment of the Cottonwood Canyons through stewardship and education Create a lasting impact by supporting our work and mission through our Friends Campaign Learn about engaging in environmental and watershed awareness through our education programs Steward the unique and beautiful landscape of the Cottonwood Canyons through our trails and invasive species programs Volunteer your energy and passion through hard work via a CCF volunteer opportunity Donate and support our mission and cause through a variety of giving opportunities Support the environment of the Cottonwood Canyons through stewardship and education Create a lasting impact by supporting our work and mission through our Friends Campaign Learn about engaging in environmental and watershed awareness through our education programs Steward the unique and beautiful landscape of the Cottonwood Canyons through our trails and invasive species programs Volunteer your energy and passion through hard work via a CCF volunteer opportunity Donate and support our mission and cause through a variety of giving opportunities Our Mission Supporting the Environment of the Cottonwood Canyons Through Stewardship and Education In partnership with the US Forest Service the Ski with a Ranger program is based at Alta Snowbird Brighton and Solitude resorts. Participants join Volunteer Naturalist Rangers on the ski slopes to learn about the Cottonwood Canyons geology history winter ecology watershed wildlife and more. These free guided tours frequent only easy or intermediate ski runs and last approximately 45 minutes. AdoptATrail The AdoptATrail program allows corporations or community groups to adopt a trail in the Cottonwood Canyons directly supporting CCFs Trail Stewardship Program which repairs and maintains trails in the Canyons.
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