Transitions come in many forms. Some like sunrises and sunsets, and the cycle of the change of seasons are familiar and comforting. Others, like a growth cycle, come with unexpected surprises and opportunities.
Julian, Volcan Mountain and the Volcan Mountain Foundation are featured in the November-December 2015 issue of
The Dinner in the Meadow at Pazzo Grande hosted by Marti Montbleau benefitting the Volcan Mountain Foundation was an incredibly special gathering with Volcan Mountain for a backdrop and a full moon for a finale.
It was lights, camera, NATURE for the Volcan Mountain Foundation's 2015 Julian Film Festival on August 21st & 22nd. Film-goers turned out like never before for the San Diego County backcountry's celebration of nature and the environment through the art of film.
Over a year ago, Kathleen Beck, Education Coordinator for the Volcan Mountain Foundation (VMF), envisioned a watershed relief map that could help teach visitors about Volcan Mountain’s vital watershed sources, and give them a hands-on experience on how watersheds function. She presented the idea for the 3D representation to a once local artist, Eleanor War
