The Siskiyou County Health Officer, Dr. Stephen Kolpacoff is advising residents to take precautions and avoid voluntary outdoor activities when the smoke level is unhealthy. Schools, recreation districts and other organizations that operate outdoor sports programs are being advised to voluntarily cancel or postpone outdoor activities when air quality is unhealthy. Smoky conditions can quickly change throughout the day. It’s very important for isolated residents to have neighbors or family check on them to make sure they are protecting themselves from increased smoke exposure.

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Horizons Wilderness Program offers day hikes for area youth to various areas in the Siskiyou County Wilderness. Hikes are open to students ages 6 to 17. Destinations will include, Faery Falls, Deadfall Lake, Cliff Lake and many others. We will swim, we will have fun and we will contemplate life. If interested, please contact the Remi Vista office at 530-926-1436.

https://remivistainc.net/horizons-wilderness-camp/

Siskiyou Early Head Start provides child development services to income eligible children ages 0 to 3 years and their families at no cost. If you would like to find out more about this program, just click here and complete the Parent Interest Form.