Directors

Bob Boyce,  Webmaster

Bill Campbell, Board Member

Bill Cummings,  Past President

Joan Hawthorne, Gift Shop

Larry Hawthorne, Events Food-Bev

Pam Hendserson, Board Member

Alice Hoveman, Board Member

Tom Stockton, Board Member

Andrew Urlie, Secretary

Jaci White, Treasurer

Catherine Camp

President

About the McArthur~Burney Falls

Interpretive Association, (MBFIA)

The McArthur Burney Falls Interpretive Association (MBFIA) is an all-volunteer non-profit education organization that provides assistance and funding for activities which enhance the quality of visits to McArthur Burney Falls Memorial State Park, Castle Crags State Park and Ahjumawi Lava Springs State Park.  The association was founded in 1984 to promote greater appreciation of the cultural and natural history of the region. 

Members of the MBFIA Board

Firewood Sales

Next Board of Directors Meeting:

4th Thursday Each Month at 10:00 AM by Zoom

In 2015, MBFIA assumed the responsibility to support Castle Crags State Park and Ahjumawi Lava Springs State Park.  Activities in these areas are still under development.    
MBFIA is pleased to accept donations from visitors and friends in support of educational and interpretive activities in the parks.  Donations can be given to the Burney Falls Visitor Center, the Castle Crags Entrance Station, or mailed to MBFIA, P.O. Box 777, Burney CA 96013.  Designate Burney Falls or Castle Crags on the donation and funds will be used only in that park.

BurneyFallsPark.org

MBFIA raises funds to support educational and interpretive activities at the Park, including interpretive personnel, a printed Visitor Guide provided free to visitors, Junior Ranger activities for children ages 7 – 12 and Discovery Quest badges that visitors can earn exploring the Park.  MBFIA manages the Visitor Center Gift Shop.  An annual Heritage Day celebration, free to participants, supports life in the area in the 1870s.  Thanks to a donation from Kelly’s Wishes Foundation, interpretive staff lead canoe tours on Lake Britton in the Park.
Funds are raised through the sale of firewood, recycling, advertising in the Visitor Guides, the operation of the Visitor Center gift shop, and most importantly---donations from friends and visitors.

Recycling