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2025 Boy Scout Troop 731 Projects
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2025 Boy Scout Troop 731 Projects

Shout-out to Boy Scout Troop 731 for their leadership, service, and dedication to our community! From outdoor skills to teamwork and volunteer projects, these Scouts are building confidence, character, and the next generation of leaders. Keep up the great work, Troop 731!

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What is Rewilding?
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What is Rewilding?

Rewilding often involves the reintroduction of keystone species (those that have a major impact on their environment), such as predators or large herbivores, to restore ecological balance. While we’re not introducing large predators to our land preserves, Fallbrook Land is actively working to create self-sustaining ecosystems for the existing wildlife. 

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View fullsize Spring is coming and that means birds are laying eggs! What are you doing next weekend? If you’re not hiking with Kristen you should be bird watching with Ken! Grab your binoculars and join Ken for a casual stroll through Appleton Preserve. L
View fullsize Good morning! We are only a week away from our Rock Mountain Spring Equinox hike with Kristen! This is a free hike on a close to the public preserve some spots are filling up fast. This hike is Saturday March 21st and starts at 8 am. Click the eve
View fullsize This rugged little climber thrives on rocky outcrops and sunbaked boulders across the southwestern U.S. and Mexico. With its rough, spiky scales and lightning-fast reflexes, the granite spiny lizard is perfectly built for life among the rocks. When
View fullsize The Fallbrook Seniors may be over at Dinwiddie for a morning walk but we're over here admiring the amazing work our volunteers have done at Gird Valley Preserve. If you've stopped by lately you'll notice our new pathway. Talk about reuse and recycle-
View fullsize Join us tomorrow for our first Fallbrook Seniors walk! We'll be hosting this walk in collaboration with the Center for Senior Wellbeing, every month. Tomorrow is our first walk at Dinwiddie at 10am. Dinwiddie has had extensive habitat restoration
View fullsize In February, the California Fish and Game Commission voted to list mountain lion populations in parts of southern California and the central coast as a threatened species under the California Endangered Species Act (CESA). “This segment of th
View fullsize Become a Master Composter! Join us at Fallbrook’s beautiful Palomares House to gain in-depth composting knowledge to expand your sustainable gardening practices. You can earn a certificate of completion after attending all five weeks, then go o
View fullsize Spring is a time for new growth and that's not just limited to the beautiful plants and animals you'll find at our preserves. While, yes you'll see plenty of new native buds over the next few months, we invite you to step out your comfort zone and ma
View fullsize For more than thirty years, ordinary citizens in an unincorporated rural town did something extraordinary. They planted trees. Thousands of them. "Fallbrook – A Village of Trees and Tree Heroes" tells the story of how a small group o
View fullsize Mark your calendars with March events! We have events for all ages and interests! March 5: Presented by the Mission Resource Conservation District, Join us for a free, in-person irrigation and water conservation workshop for Fallbrook Public Utility

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Trail updates help keep both visitors and the preserve safe. Conditions in Southern California can change quickly — from heat and mud to wildlife activity and restoration work — and knowing what to expect ensures a safer, more enjoyable experience for everyone.

Use these links to stay safe and follow trail etiquette on our trails.

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