Workplace drama is draining—whether it’s a difficult colleague, a critical boss, or just the daily grind, it leaves many professionals feeling stuck and reactive. This interactive 3-hour workshop offers practical strategies to shift from frustration to clarity by helping participants identify unproductive patterns and step into more empowering roles. Ideal for professionals, team members, and managers ready to increase their self-awareness, improve collaboration, and lead with greater purpose.
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Ready to move from workplace tension to purpose-driven leadership? Register today and discover the power of mindset transformation!
Mendocino National Forest invites the public to participate in upcoming National Trails Day events across the forest to celebrate trails and promote trail stewardship.
National Trails Day was established by the American Hiking Society in 1993 and occurs annually on the first Saturday in June. It brings together federal land managers, partners, and volunteers to celebrate trails and accomplish trail stewardship projects to ensure they are safe, well-maintained, easy-to-follow and accessible.
Snow Mountain Wilderness Waterfall Hike: Friday, June 5 10:30am-3:30pm at West Crockett Trailhead. On this guided hike to Middle Fork Falls, attendees will learn about the trail’s history and have an opportunity to help maintain wilderness trails and participate in a crosscut saw demonstration. The hike to the waterfall is 2.5 miles one way (5 total miles out and back). Attendees can drive directly to West Crockett (meet at 10:30am) or caravan with Forest Service staff. To caravan with staff, meet at 8:00am at the Supervisor’s Office in Willows.
Join Stonyford OHV staff for a trail maintenance and volunteer project. Meet at the Stonyford Work Center for check-in and safety briefing. Volunteers will be riding and working along 20 miles of mixed-use trail on a motorcycle, side by side or 4x4. more info...
Join us for an exhilarating adventure at the Lord's Gym Kids Mud Run—an unforgettable FREE event designed especially for kids aged 4-17!
Get ready to plunge into a world of muddy excitement as your children tackle a whole bunch of exhilarating obstacles on a course spanning 0.4 to 1.6 miles depending on age!. From climbing to crawling, running to mud splashing, every moment promises excitement and challenge!
Our event caters to all ages with races divided into heats for four distinct age groups: 4-6, 7-9, 10-12, and 13-17. As participants advance in age, so does the intensity of the obstacles, ensuring an age-appropriate challenge for every young adventurer.
But the fun doesn't end there! Engage in the spirited Superhero School Bell competition, where students earn points for their schools by wearing costumes or proudly wearing their school colors. Plus, enjoy a variety of complementary activities guaranteed to entertain all.
Find us at the scenic Father's House Acres, located at 3556 Oro Bangor Hwy. Oroville, CA 95966. Thanks to our generous sponsors, this event is completely free of charge—our way of giving back to the community and ensuring inclusivity for all families.
Spaces fill up fast, so secure your spot today! Registration closes on June 1st, 2026. Don't miss out on this unforgettable experience!
For sign-ups and further details, visit: https://www.lordsgymmudrun.com/
Proper traffic control is essential for maintaining safety in work zones. This 4-hour training course provides hands-on instruction and foundational knowledge in accordance with the California Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (CA MUTCD). Participants will learn industry standards, best practices, and key techniques to ensure safe and effective flagging operations.
Learning Objectives:
Understand Flagging Standards and Guidelines: Learn the responsibilities and importance of professional flaggers.
Master Key Traffic Control Components: Gain insights into temporary traffic control (TTC) zones and proper flagger station locations.
Utilize Flagging Equipment and Signals Effectively: Develop proficiency in handling flagging tools and executing correct signals.
Implement Safe Practices in Work Zones: Apply best practices for installation, removal of signs, and managing typical flagging situations.
Why This Matters to You:
Enhance Work Zone Safety: Reduce risks and improve traffic management efficiency.
Ensure Compliance: Meet regulatory standards set by CA MUTCD for flagging operations.
Improve Workforce Readiness: Equip employees with essential skills for safe and effective traffic control.
Pass Exam & Become Flagger Certified with the Receipt of a Card.
Proper traffic control is essential for maintaining safety in work zones. This 4-hour training course provides hands-on instruction and foundational knowledge in accordance with the California Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (CA MUTCD). Participants will learn industry standards, best practices, and key techniques to ensure safe and effective flagging operations.
Learning Objectives:
Understand Flagging Standards and Guidelines: Learn the responsibilities and importance of professional flaggers.
Master Key Traffic Control Components: Gain insights into temporary traffic control (TTC) zones and proper flagger station locations.
Utilize Flagging Equipment and Signals Effectively: Develop proficiency in handling flagging tools and executing correct signals.
Implement Safe Practices in Work Zones: Apply best practices for installation, removal of signs, and managing typical flagging situations.
Why This Matters to You:
Enhance Work Zone Safety: Reduce risks and improve traffic management efficiency.
Ensure Compliance: Meet regulatory standards set by CA MUTCD for flagging operations.
Improve Workforce Readiness: Equip employees with essential skills for safe and effective traffic control.
Pass Exam & Become Flagger Certified with the Receipt of a Card.
Emergencies can happen anytime, and having the right skills can make all the difference. This First Aid & CPR course equips participants with the knowledge and hands-on training needed to recognize and respond to life-threatening emergencies effectively. From high-quality chest compressions to AED usage, this course ensures you are prepared to take action when it matters most.
Learning Objectives:
Perform High-Quality CPR: Learn proper chest compression techniques for adults and children.
Understand the AHA Chain of Survival: Recognize critical steps to improve survival rates.
Utilize an AED Effectively: Gain confidence in using an automated external defibrillator.
Deliver Effective Ventilations: Use barrier devices to provide safe and efficient rescue breaths.
Work as a Team in Multirescuer Scenarios: Develop coordination and effectiveness in CPR situations.
Relieve Airway Obstructions: Learn techniques to assist choking individuals and clear blocked airways.
Why This Matters to You:
Increase Workplace Safety: Equip employees with essential life-saving skills.
Ensure Quick Emergency Response: Reduce response time in critical situations.
Boost Confidence and Readiness: Empower individuals to act decisively in medical emergencies.
Glenn County Resource Conservation District regular meeting, third Monday each month
Visit www.glenncountyrcd.orgfor more details. KANDI MANHART-BELDING EXECUTIVE OFFICER
GLENN COUNTYRESOURCE CONSERVATION DISTRICT
office 530.934.4601 x3171
main 530.934.4601 x5 kandi@glenncountyrcd.org
132 N Enright Avenue, Suite C, Willows, California 95988 www.glenncountyrcd.org
Together we can promote a sustainable, economically healthy county through services and management of natural resources while maintaining a desirable environment and addressing local resource issues and opportunities in a timely manner. more info...
