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Successes Where we help win the fight

Promoting stewardship and conservation throughout the Sierra Nevada

Ambassador Program aims to protect Lake Tahoe’s natural beauty

Tahoe elementary students enjoy field trip to Tallac Historic Site

Preserving “Champion Trees” in Nevada to leave a lasting legacy

Free yards signs offered to Tahoe residents to encourage safe, slow driving

SYRCL’s 2023 Scotch Broom Challenge got into the weeds

Beautiful day for a Wildflower Walk & Talk in Pilot Hill

South Tahoe Earth Day – what a success!

Sierra Nevada conservation community convenes to discuss 30×30 environmental protection and preservation efforts

SNAP members gather in Groveland for annual spring training

Successful Take Care campaign expands to the Sierra Nevada

Environmental advocates gather at the Capitol to bring funding to the Sierra Nevada

Take Action! Join us and Save the Sierra

Public input requested for Caldor Fire Restoration Project on the Eldorado National Forest

The 2024 Wild & Scenic Film Festival Call for Entries now open

Sign on to CalWild’s joint letter in support of the new proposed BLM Rule

‘Outdoors for All’ Initiative Draft Strategy open for public comment

Bring Balance to the Bureau of Land Management

Ask Your Lawmakers to Pass America’s Outdoor Recreation Act

Tell Congress not to give away public lands

Upcoming Events
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CA coastal commission monarch butterflies

Climate Video Challenge

October 31, 2022 - May 31, 2024

Forest Stewardship Workshops – Fresno-Madera Counties

May 3, 2023 - June 28, 2023

Celebration of Trails Month – BYLT

June 1, 2023 - June 30, 2023

2023 Celebration of Trails: Art in Nature Installations

June 1, 2023 - June 30, 2023

2023 Celebration of Trails: Summer Star Hike Challenge

June 1, 2023 @ 8:00 am - June 21, 2023 @ 12:00 am

California Invasive Species Action Week

June 3, 2023 - June 11, 2023

Eyes on the Lake Training Webinar

June 8, 2023 @ 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm

Trail Work Volunteer Day: Indian Creek Trail

June 9, 2023

Wildflower Hike

June 10, 2023 @ 9:00 am - 12:00 pm

FIRE/LAND

June 10, 2023 @ 4:00 pm - 10:00 pm

Clean in a SNAP – Chimney Beach Tahoe Blue Crew Cleanup

June 11, 2023 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

14th Annual California Climate & Energy Forum

June 13, 2023 - June 14, 2023

Forest Carbon Markets 101 – Sierra Nevada Alliance Monthly Webinar

June 15, 2023 @ 12:00 pm - 1:15 pm

Sierra Trout Camp 2023

June 17, 2023 - June 18, 2023

Trail Work Volunteer Day: West Side Rail Trail

June 17, 2023

Tahoe Forest Stewardship Day – Spring

June 17, 2023 @ 9:00 am - 12:30 pm

Lake Literacy: Discover Lake Tahoe Audio Tour Launch Event at Taylor Creek

June 17, 2023 @ 2:00 pm - 6:00 pm

TERC Circ(umnavigation) of Lake Tahoe

June 19, 2023 - June 25, 2023

Tahoe Blue Crew Training

June 21, 2023 @ 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm

Summer Speaker Series: A Lifetime of Science at Lake Tahoe

June 22, 2023 @ 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm

Wild Tahoe Weekend at Taylor Creek Visitor Center

June 24, 2023 - June 25, 2023

2023 Celebration of Trails: Street Party

June 24, 2023 @ 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Stargazing with the Davis Astronomy Club

June 24, 2023 @ 7:00 pm - 11:00 pm

Take a Hike – Salmon in the Sierras

June 25, 2023 @ 9:00 am - 12:00 pm

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Climate Change

The Sierra is severely impacted by the effects of the global climate crisis.

Wildlife

Preventing habitat loss and minimizing factors impacting threatened and endangered species.

Forests

Supporting healthy forest ecosystems and protecting them from the threats of development, wildfire, and disease.

Watersheds

Protecting and restoring Sierra rivers for their remarkable scenic, recreational, habitat, and historic values.

Issues A Region at risk

Since 1993, the Sierra Nevada Alliance has been protecting and restoring Sierra lands, water, wildlife, and communities.

Mission
We are a hub for stewardship of the Sierra Nevada, which we achieve by empowering and collaborating with our partners.

Vision
Every Sierra ecosystem and community is healthy, resilient, and collectively cared for through thriving partnerships, as a legacy for future generations.

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News Latest from the Range of Light

The powers behind your utility

Rare sighting of wolverine confirmed In multiple California counties

The Supreme Court’s decision on Sackett and what that means for the Yuba Watershed

SNC approves $22.5 million to build resilience, boost recreation, and conserve land

Tahoe National Forest extends seasonal road and trail closures

Tips for a safe Memorial Day weekend at Lake Tahoe

Severe winter damages key bridges in Sequoia and Kings Canyon Wilderness

Caldor Fire Restoration Project virtual public scoping meetings

Discover your new favorite National Forest spot this Memorial Day weekend

Spring is an active time for Tahoe bear cubs and yearlings

Newsom Administration releases ‘Outdoors for All’ initiative draft strategy

Power In Nature Coalition update on Governor Newsom’s proposed 2023-2024 budget revision

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California’s Sierra-Cascade region just got an essential funding boost from Sierra Nevada Conservancy. 🌄⁠
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On June 1, Sierra Nevada Conservancy’s (SNC) Governing Board approved roughly $22.5 million in new grants for 24 different projects in the region. The funding will contribute to wildfire recovery and forest resilience, expand recreation opportunities, and conserve strategic public lands while returning land to native groups.⁠
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This is big news for the region. The projects will benefit 15 counties in the Sierra Nevada and will enlist the help of local and regional partners to ensure completion. Partnering with local tribes, irrigation districts, land trusts, and conservation organizations, the Sierra Nevada Conservancy is committed to finding nature-based solutions to address our region`s most pressing concerns.⁠
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Read more at https://sierranevadaalliance.org/snc-approves-22-5-million/ or click our Linkin.bio⁠
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@sierranevadaconservancy⁠
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#sierranevadaalliance #sierranevada #sierra #savethesierra #climateaction #climatechange #climatejustice #climateresiliency #30x30ca #powerinnature #naturebasedsolutions #progress

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California’s Sierra-Cascade region just got an essential funding boost from Sierra Nevada Conservancy. 🌄⁠
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On June 1, Sierra Nevada Conservancy’s (SNC) Governing Board approved roughly $22.5 million in new grants for 24 different projects in the region. The funding will contribute to wildfire recovery and forest resilience, expand recreation opportunities, and conserve strategic public lands while returning land to native groups.⁠
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This is big news for the region. The projects will benefit 15 counties in the Sierra Nevada and will enlist the help of local and regional partners to ensure completion. Partnering with local tribes, irrigation districts, land trusts, and conservation organizations, the Sierra Nevada Conservancy is committed to finding nature-based solutions to address our region's most pressing concerns.⁠
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Read more at https://sierranevadaalliance.org/snc-approves-22-5-million/ or click our Linkin.bio⁠
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@sierranevadaconservancy⁠
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#sierranevadaalliance #sierranevada #sierra #savethesierra #climateaction #climatechange #climatejustice #climateresiliency #30x30ca #powerinnature #naturebasedsolutions #progress

It’s getting warm out there. Time to blaze a trail of kindness. 💖⁠
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With spring sunshine and snowmelt in the Sierra, many trails are very wet or not accessible. Here are some tips to help care for our trails and ensure everyone is welcome out there:⁠
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🚵 Be cautious when heading out by researching the area or asking a ranger for current conditions.⁠
🚵 Respect the outdoors by staying on designated trails and treating people, places, and wildlife respectfully.⁠
🚵 Keep an eye out for other trail users. Uphill hikers (usually) have the right of way.⁠
🚵 Stick to the sandy trails when biking in the spring to reduce mud impact.⁠
🚵 Be prepared. Bring water, snacks, layers, and anything else you might need.⁠
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And remember, a smile goes a long way out there. Say hello as you pass fellow trail users. ⁠
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Learn more about how to Take Care on the trails at https://takecaresierra.org/how-to-take-care/trails/ or click our Linkin.bio⁠
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#takecaresierra #sierranevadaalliance #sierra #sierranevada #climatechange #savethesierra #climateaction #conservation #trailofkindness #bekind #watershedwednesday #trailetiquette

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Jun 7

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It’s getting warm out there. Time to blaze a trail of kindness. 💖⁠
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With spring sunshine and snowmelt in the Sierra, many trails are very wet or not accessible. Here are some tips to help care for our trails and ensure everyone is welcome out there:⁠
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🚵 Be cautious when heading out by researching the area or asking a ranger for current conditions.⁠
🚵 Respect the outdoors by staying on designated trails and treating people, places, and wildlife respectfully.⁠
🚵 Keep an eye out for other trail users. Uphill hikers (usually) have the right of way.⁠
🚵 Stick to the sandy trails when biking in the spring to reduce mud impact.⁠
🚵 Be prepared. Bring water, snacks, layers, and anything else you might need.⁠
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And remember, a smile goes a long way out there. Say hello as you pass fellow trail users. ⁠
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Learn more about how to Take Care on the trails at https://takecaresierra.org/how-to-take-care/trails/ or click our Linkin.bio⁠
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#takecaresierra #sierranevadaalliance #sierra #sierranevada #climatechange #savethesierra #climateaction #conservation #trailofkindness #bekind #watershedwednesday #trailetiquette

SNAP Spotlight 💫⁠
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Wyatt Grognet is a Sierra Nevada AmeriCorps Partnership (SNAP) member working with UC Davis Tahoe Environmental Research Center (TERC) as an Education Program Assistant.⁠
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TERC is dedicated to interdisciplinary research and education to advance the knowledge of aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems and their interactions within natural and developed Earth systems, and to communicate science-informed solutions.⁠
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Wyatt’s main tasks are interpretive planning and development, and docent coordination. He’s been working on updating some of TERC’s exhibits and helping move them to different locations. Wyatt is also helping with the interpretive plan for TERC`s expansion to the Tahoe City Visitor Center. In addition, he’s working with the Washoe Tribe on a new land acknowledgment that will be on display in the Science Center soon.⁠
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Wyatt is originally from Tuolumne, California, and before joining the SNAP Program he received his degree in Environmental Education & Interpretation. During his SNAP term, he’s most looking forward to starting his career in environmental education and gaining the experience needed to be successful in the field. Wyatt also appreciates the social aspect of having many Tahoe SNAP members nearby.⁠
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Learn more about the SNAP program here https://sierranevadaalliance.org/snap or click our Linkin.bio⁠
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@californiavolunteers⁠
@americorps⁠
@ucdavistahoe⁠
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#sierranevadaalliance #sierra #sierranevada #climatechange #savethesierra #gettingthingsdone #servethesierra #SNAPspotlight #californiavolunteers #americorps #TERC #ucdavistahoe⁠
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Funding for SNAP is supported by Tahoe Truckee Community Foundation`s Nature Fund and Martis Fund - a collaborative project of Martis Camp landowners, DMB/Highlands Group (the developers of Martis Camp), Mountain Area Preservation Foundation (MAP), and Sierra Watch. Sierra Nevada Alliance is a proud grantee of AmeriCorps and California Volunteers, Office of the Governor.

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SNAP Spotlight 💫⁠
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Wyatt Grognet is a Sierra Nevada AmeriCorps Partnership (SNAP) member working with UC Davis Tahoe Environmental Research Center (TERC) as an Education Program Assistant.⁠
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TERC is dedicated to interdisciplinary research and education to advance the knowledge of aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems and their interactions within natural and developed Earth systems, and to communicate science-informed solutions.⁠
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Wyatt’s main tasks are interpretive planning and development, and docent coordination. He’s been working on updating some of TERC’s exhibits and helping move them to different locations. Wyatt is also helping with the interpretive plan for TERC's expansion to the Tahoe City Visitor Center. In addition, he’s working with the Washoe Tribe on a new land acknowledgment that will be on display in the Science Center soon.⁠
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Wyatt is originally from Tuolumne, California, and before joining the SNAP Program he received his degree in Environmental Education & Interpretation. During his SNAP term, he’s most looking forward to starting his career in environmental education and gaining the experience needed to be successful in the field. Wyatt also appreciates the social aspect of having many Tahoe SNAP members nearby.⁠
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Learn more about the SNAP program here https://sierranevadaalliance.org/snap or click our Linkin.bio⁠
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@californiavolunteers⁠
@americorps⁠
@ucdavistahoe⁠
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#sierranevadaalliance #sierra #sierranevada #climatechange #savethesierra #gettingthingsdone #servethesierra #SNAPspotlight #californiavolunteers #americorps #TERC #ucdavistahoe⁠
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Funding for SNAP is supported by Tahoe Truckee Community Foundation's Nature Fund and Martis Fund - a collaborative project of Martis Camp landowners, DMB/Highlands Group (the developers of Martis Camp), Mountain Area Preservation Foundation (MAP), and Sierra Watch. Sierra Nevada Alliance is a proud grantee of AmeriCorps and California Volunteers, Office of the Governor.

Let’s preserve Lake Tahoe’s beauty 🏔️ ⁠
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Sierra Nevada Alliance`s Ambassador Program is back for its third year, ready to make a difference this summer. Our Ambassadors will be stationed at popular spots, educating tourists about environmental stewardship, Take Care Sierra, and Leave No Trace ethics. ⁠
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By promoting responsible tourism and conservation efforts, Ambassadors reduce harmful human impacts and help preserve this treasured region. Keep an eye out for our Ambassadors starting in June, and say hello!⁠
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Read more here https://sierranevadaalliance.org/ambassador-program-aims-to-protect-lake-tahoes-natural-beauty/ or click our Linkin.bio⁠
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#sierranevadaalliance #sierra #sierranevada #climatechange #savethesierra #climateaction #conservation #laketahoe #ambassador #education #summer2023 #laketahoeambassador #ProtectLakeTahoe #TakeCareSierra #StewardshipMatters

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Let’s preserve Lake Tahoe’s beauty 🏔️ ⁠
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Sierra Nevada Alliance's Ambassador Program is back for its third year, ready to make a difference this summer. Our Ambassadors will be stationed at popular spots, educating tourists about environmental stewardship, Take Care Sierra, and Leave No Trace ethics. ⁠
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By promoting responsible tourism and conservation efforts, Ambassadors reduce harmful human impacts and help preserve this treasured region. Keep an eye out for our Ambassadors starting in June, and say hello!⁠
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Read more here https://sierranevadaalliance.org/ambassador-program-aims-to-protect-lake-tahoes-natural-beauty/ or click our Linkin.bio⁠
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#sierranevadaalliance #sierra #sierranevada #climatechange #savethesierra #climateaction #conservation #laketahoe #ambassador #education #summer2023 #laketahoeambassador #ProtectLakeTahoe #TakeCareSierra #StewardshipMatters

SNAP Spotlight 💫

Annika Artle is a Sierra Nevada AmeriCorps Partnership (SNAP) member working with Sierra Nevada Alliance (SNA) as the Education and Outreach Coordinator.

During her term, Annika helped launch the Take Care Sierra campaign, a recreational stewardship campaign designed to educate visitors and residents about how to take care of the region. Take Care Sierra is an extension of an already successful campaign in the Lake Tahoe Basin called Take Care Tahoe, which Annika also helps with. As part of her work on the campaign, Annika helps draft social media, emails, PSAs, and general marketing of the campaign.

Both campaigns are a collaboration of organizations in the area and rely on joint coordination to achieve common goals. Take Care Sierra aims to amplify and spread the message of Take Care Tahoe throughout the entire Sierra Nevada region. By working with conservation groups located across the entire range, the Take Care campaign can incorporate a diverse range of ideas and reach a wider audience.

SNA`s mission is to unite people and organizations to protect Sierra Nevada ecosystems and communities. The Take Care campaign amplifies that by providing fun and easy ways for visitors and residents to be stewards of the land so that we can all have a positive impact on this beautiful mountain range. Annika enjoys working with SNA to help spread Take Care messaging to protect such a valuable and incredible region.

Learn more about Annika`s work here https://sierranevadaalliance.org/promoting-stewardship-and-conservation-throughout-the-sierra-nevada/ or click our Linkin.bio

#sierranevadaalliance #sierra #savethesierra #americorps #californiavolunteers #sierranevada #education #outreach #community #servethesierra #SNAPspotlight #gettingthingsdone #takecaretahoe #takecaresierra

Funding for SNAP is supported by Tahoe Truckee Community Foundation`s Nature Fund and Martis Fund - a collaborative project of Martis Camp landowners, DMB/Highlands Group (the developers of Martis Camp), Mountain Area Preservation Foundation (MAP), and Sierra Watch. Sierra Nevada Alliance is a proud grantee of AmeriCorps and California Volunteers, Office of the Governor.

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SNAP Spotlight 💫

Annika Artle is a Sierra Nevada AmeriCorps Partnership (SNAP) member working with Sierra Nevada Alliance (SNA) as the Education and Outreach Coordinator.

During her term, Annika helped launch the Take Care Sierra campaign, a recreational stewardship campaign designed to educate visitors and residents about how to take care of the region. Take Care Sierra is an extension of an already successful campaign in the Lake Tahoe Basin called Take Care Tahoe, which Annika also helps with. As part of her work on the campaign, Annika helps draft social media, emails, PSAs, and general marketing of the campaign.

Both campaigns are a collaboration of organizations in the area and rely on joint coordination to achieve common goals. Take Care Sierra aims to amplify and spread the message of Take Care Tahoe throughout the entire Sierra Nevada region. By working with conservation groups located across the entire range, the Take Care campaign can incorporate a diverse range of ideas and reach a wider audience.

SNA's mission is to unite people and organizations to protect Sierra Nevada ecosystems and communities. The Take Care campaign amplifies that by providing fun and easy ways for visitors and residents to be stewards of the land so that we can all have a positive impact on this beautiful mountain range. Annika enjoys working with SNA to help spread Take Care messaging to protect such a valuable and incredible region.

Learn more about Annika's work here https://sierranevadaalliance.org/promoting-stewardship-and-conservation-throughout-the-sierra-nevada/ or click our Linkin.bio

#sierranevadaalliance #sierra #savethesierra #americorps #californiavolunteers #sierranevada #education #outreach #community #servethesierra #SNAPspotlight #gettingthingsdone #takecaretahoe #takecaresierra

Funding for SNAP is supported by Tahoe Truckee Community Foundation's Nature Fund and Martis Fund - a collaborative project of Martis Camp landowners, DMB/Highlands Group (the developers of Martis Camp), Mountain Area Preservation Foundation (MAP), and Sierra Watch. Sierra Nevada Alliance is a proud grantee of AmeriCorps and California Volunteers, Office of the Governor.

Do you ever have 🔥burning🔥 questions about forest management and wildfire? 🌲 ⁠
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Check out this Storymap by Sustainable Northwest, where a team of leading fire and forest scientists summarized the consensus in the field on 10 common questions about fuel reduction in seasonally dry, fire-prone forests. ⁠
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Is thinning enough? Is suppression the goal? Will planting more trees mitigate climate change in Western forests? ⁠
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These questions and many more are answered in the Storymap, giving readers a better understanding of what our forests need. ⁠
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Check out the entire Storymap here https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/64f55848f690452da6c58e5a888ff283 or click our Linkin.bio ⁠
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@sustainablenw ⁠
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#SierraNevadaAlliance #sierra #savethesierra #sierranevada #servethesierra #forestry #greenjobs #forestryfriday #workforcedevelopment #healthyforests #protectourforests #sustainablenw #wildfire

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Do you ever have 🔥burning🔥 questions about forest management and wildfire? 🌲 ⁠
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Check out this Storymap by Sustainable Northwest, where a team of leading fire and forest scientists summarized the consensus in the field on 10 common questions about fuel reduction in seasonally dry, fire-prone forests. ⁠
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Is thinning enough? Is suppression the goal? Will planting more trees mitigate climate change in Western forests? ⁠
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These questions and many more are answered in the Storymap, giving readers a better understanding of what our forests need. ⁠
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Check out the entire Storymap here https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/64f55848f690452da6c58e5a888ff283 or click our Linkin.bio ⁠
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@sustainablenw ⁠
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#SierraNevadaAlliance #sierra #savethesierra #sierranevada #servethesierra #forestry #greenjobs #forestryfriday #workforcedevelopment #healthyforests #protectourforests #sustainablenw #wildfire

It’s time to stand up for nature and climate in California. 🏞️⁠
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To address California’s projected budget shortfall of $31.8 billion, Governor Newsom’s newly revised budget leaves a lack of funds for climate and natural resources projects. The Governor proposes a “climate resiliency bond” to fill the gap.⁠
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While we support a bond, several programs with proposed reduced funding cannot be backfilled with bond funding. ⁠
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We invite organizations to join us and sign the Power in Nature Coalition’s letter urging the Legislature to restore $45 million in essential funding for science, monitoring, planning, and capacity-building programs that cannot be backfilled with bond funding.⁠
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The deadline to sign the letter is close of business today, June 2.⁠
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Learn more here https://sierranevadaalliance.org/actions/sign-on-to-the-power-in-nature-letter-30x30-climate-resiliency-goals/ or click our Linkin.bio⁠
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@powerinnatureca⁠
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#sierranevadaalliance #sierranevada #sierra #savethesierra #climateaction #climatechange #climatejustice #climateresiliency #30x30ca #powerinnature #naturebasedsolutions #progress

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It’s time to stand up for nature and climate in California. 🏞️⁠
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To address California’s projected budget shortfall of $31.8 billion, Governor Newsom’s newly revised budget leaves a lack of funds for climate and natural resources projects. The Governor proposes a “climate resiliency bond” to fill the gap.⁠
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While we support a bond, several programs with proposed reduced funding cannot be backfilled with bond funding. ⁠
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We invite organizations to join us and sign the Power in Nature Coalition’s letter urging the Legislature to restore $45 million in essential funding for science, monitoring, planning, and capacity-building programs that cannot be backfilled with bond funding.⁠
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The deadline to sign the letter is close of business today, June 2.⁠
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Learn more here https://sierranevadaalliance.org/actions/sign-on-to-the-power-in-nature-letter-30x30-climate-resiliency-goals/ or click our Linkin.bio⁠
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@powerinnatureca⁠
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#sierranevadaalliance #sierranevada #sierra #savethesierra #climateaction #climatechange #climatejustice #climateresiliency #30x30ca #powerinnature #naturebasedsolutions #progress

We’re looking for volunteers for our next Tahoe Blue Crew Cleanup. 💙⁠
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Come join our Tahoe SNAP members for our Lake Tahoe Clean in a SNAP beach cleanup. We’ll be enjoying the sunset while picking up trash after what we expect to be a busy weekend.⁠
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Sunday, June 11, from 6 – 8 pm⁠
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Every volunteer must sign a waiver, which can be completed online in advance.⁠
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The cleanup will take place at Chimney Beach on the east shore of Lake Tahoe. This is a popular beach on the weekends, so we expect to find a lot of trash on Sunday evening.⁠
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What to bring: Gloves, water bottle, litter picker, sturdy shoes, and layers. Cleanup supplies will be available to use for those who need them.⁠
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Sign up here https://sierranevadaalliance.org/event/clean-in-a-snap-chimney-beach/ or click our Linkin.bio⁠
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@keeptahoeblue⁠
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#sierranevadaalliance #sierra #sierranevada #climatechange #savethesierra #climateaction #conservation #servethesierra #gettingthingsdone #californiavolunteers #americorps #keeptahoeblue #tahoebluecrew #cleaninaSNAP #laketahoe #chimneybeach⁠
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Participating in this cleanup with add you to the Sierra Nevada Alliance email audience. You can opt-out at any time.

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SNAP Spotlight💫

Noé Romo Loera is a Sierra Nevada AmeriCorps Partnership (SNAP) member working with American Forests as a Southern Sierra Reforestation Technician.

American Forests projects in the Southern Sierra aim to reforest and recover over 2,600 acres of land affected by high-intensity fires. On-the-ground work such as climate-smart reforestation, natural regeneration surveying, and cone collection aid in increasing forest resilience and carbon sequestration. Partners in this project include Sequoia National Forest, Tule River Indian Tribe, and Mountain Home Demonstration State Forest.

Noé’s role includes supporting on-the-ground implementation of a variety of forest resilience projects, including site preparation and tree planting, and cone collection. Additionally, Noé has been developing and practicing scientifically robust surveying methods to collect data to support decision-making around future post-fire restoration treatments. Noé also conducts outreach, works with partners, and pursues training opportunities.

Noé is originally from Aguascalientes, Mexico, and received their BA in Environmental Studies - Conservation Science and Policy from UC Santa Cruz. Before joining SNAP, they worked as a Resource Assistant for the Inyo National Forest. During the term, they look forward to learning and sharing knowledge regarding the reforestation framework. Noé also looks forward to creating professional connections with like-minded individuals in the field and returning to some of these planting sites to see how well the trees are doing.

Learn more about the SNAP program here sierranevadaalliance.org/snap or click our Linkin.bio

#sierranevadaalliance #gettingthingsdone #servethesierra #SNAPspotlight #californiavolunteers #americorps #americanrivers #sequoia #reforestation #forestry

Funding for SNAP is supported by Tahoe Truckee Community Foundation`s Nature Fund and Martis Fund - a collaborative project of Martis Camp landowners, DMB/Highlands Group (the developers of Martis Camp), Mountain Area Preservation Foundation (MAP), and Sierra Watch. Sierra Nevada Alliance is a proud grantee of AmeriCorps and California Volunteers, Office of the Governor.

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SNAP Spotlight💫

Noé Romo Loera is a Sierra Nevada AmeriCorps Partnership (SNAP) member working with American Forests as a Southern Sierra Reforestation Technician.

American Forests projects in the Southern Sierra aim to reforest and recover over 2,600 acres of land affected by high-intensity fires. On-the-ground work such as climate-smart reforestation, natural regeneration surveying, and cone collection aid in increasing forest resilience and carbon sequestration. Partners in this project include Sequoia National Forest, Tule River Indian Tribe, and Mountain Home Demonstration State Forest.

Noé’s role includes supporting on-the-ground implementation of a variety of forest resilience projects, including site preparation and tree planting, and cone collection. Additionally, Noé has been developing and practicing scientifically robust surveying methods to collect data to support decision-making around future post-fire restoration treatments. Noé also conducts outreach, works with partners, and pursues training opportunities.

Noé is originally from Aguascalientes, Mexico, and received their BA in Environmental Studies - Conservation Science and Policy from UC Santa Cruz. Before joining SNAP, they worked as a Resource Assistant for the Inyo National Forest. During the term, they look forward to learning and sharing knowledge regarding the reforestation framework. Noé also looks forward to creating professional connections with like-minded individuals in the field and returning to some of these planting sites to see how well the trees are doing.

Learn more about the SNAP program here sierranevadaalliance.org/snap or click our Linkin.bio

#sierranevadaalliance #gettingthingsdone #servethesierra #SNAPspotlight #californiavolunteers #americorps #americanrivers #sequoia #reforestation #forestry

Funding for SNAP is supported by Tahoe Truckee Community Foundation's Nature Fund and Martis Fund - a collaborative project of Martis Camp landowners, DMB/Highlands Group (the developers of Martis Camp), Mountain Area Preservation Foundation (MAP), and Sierra Watch. Sierra Nevada Alliance is a proud grantee of AmeriCorps and California Volunteers, Office of the Governor.

It’s time to take action to make the outdoors a more welcoming place for everyone 🏕️⁠
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The California Natural Resources Agency recently released a draft strategy for their Outdoors for All initiative, detailing how public and private partners can work together to achieve equitable outdoor access for all Californians.⁠
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The Outdoors for All initiative aims to ensure that every person in California has access to parks, open space, and nature, regardless of their background or location. Public input on the draft strategy is highly encouraged so that CNRA can achieve its goals in everyone`s best interest. You can give your input until July 10.⁠
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Comment here https://sierranevadaalliance.org/actions/outdoors-for-all-initiative-draft-strategy-open-for-public-comment/ or click our Linkin.bio⁠
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@canaturalresourcesagency⁠
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#sierranevadaalliance #sierranevada #sierra #savethesierra #climateaction #climatechange #climatejustice #naturebasedsolutions #recreation #stewardship #outdoorsforall #CNRA

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It’s time to take action to make the outdoors a more welcoming place for everyone 🏕️⁠
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The California Natural Resources Agency recently released a draft strategy for their Outdoors for All initiative, detailing how public and private partners can work together to achieve equitable outdoor access for all Californians.⁠
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The Outdoors for All initiative aims to ensure that every person in California has access to parks, open space, and nature, regardless of their background or location. Public input on the draft strategy is highly encouraged so that CNRA can achieve its goals in everyone's best interest. You can give your input until July 10.⁠
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Comment here https://sierranevadaalliance.org/actions/outdoors-for-all-initiative-draft-strategy-open-for-public-comment/ or click our Linkin.bio⁠
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@canaturalresourcesagency⁠
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#sierranevadaalliance #sierranevada #sierra #savethesierra #climateaction #climatechange #climatejustice #naturebasedsolutions #recreation #stewardship #outdoorsforall #CNRA

SNAP Spotlight 💫⁠
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Natasha Stott is a Sierra Nevada AmeriCorps Partnership (SNAP) member working with the Nevada Division of Forestry this year as a program assistant to their Urban & Community Forestry Program. She also works as a Program Assistant at Sierra Nevada Alliance, where she helps coordinate the SNAP program.⁠
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During her term, Natasha has been helping NDF develop its Big Tree Program. The program finds and records the biggest trees of each species found throughout the state of Nevada. The biggest trees, called "Champions," are determined through a point system designated by American Forests.⁠
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Natasha works to update the program data, taking measurements of the existing champion trees in Washoe County and around the Tahoe basin. Natasha engages with the residential owners of these champion trees and is also developing a GIS map that will showcase all of the tree locations in the state. In addition, she’s developing tools that will make this program and its related information more accessible to community members.⁠
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The Big Tree Program seeks to engage with the public and educate them about the many tree species that Nevada supports. Protecting trees is essential as they are an integral part of the ecosystems in the Sierra.⁠
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Learn more about Natasha`s work here sierranevadaalliance.org/preserving-champion-trees-in-nevada-to-leave-a-lasting-legacy/ or click our Linkin.bio⁠
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@californiavolunteers⁠
@americorps⁠
@nevadaforestry⁠
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📷: Natasha Stott⁠
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#sierranevadaalliance #sierra #savethesierra #americorps #sierranevada #nevada #NDF #education #outreach #community #forestry #bigtreeprogram #servethesierra #SNAPspotlight #gettingthingsdone⁠
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Funding for SNAP is supported by Tahoe Truckee Community Foundation`s Nature Fund and Martis Fund - a collaborative project of Martis Camp landowners, DMB/Highlands Group (the developers of Martis Camp), Mountain Area Preservation Foundation (MAP), and Sierra Watch. Sierra Nevada Alliance is a proud grantee of AmeriCorps and California Volunteers, Office of the Governor.

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SNAP Spotlight 💫⁠
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Natasha Stott is a Sierra Nevada AmeriCorps Partnership (SNAP) member working with the Nevada Division of Forestry this year as a program assistant to their Urban & Community Forestry Program. She also works as a Program Assistant at Sierra Nevada Alliance, where she helps coordinate the SNAP program.⁠
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During her term, Natasha has been helping NDF develop its Big Tree Program. The program finds and records the biggest trees of each species found throughout the state of Nevada. The biggest trees, called "Champions," are determined through a point system designated by American Forests.⁠
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Natasha works to update the program data, taking measurements of the existing champion trees in Washoe County and around the Tahoe basin. Natasha engages with the residential owners of these champion trees and is also developing a GIS map that will showcase all of the tree locations in the state. In addition, she’s developing tools that will make this program and its related information more accessible to community members.⁠
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The Big Tree Program seeks to engage with the public and educate them about the many tree species that Nevada supports. Protecting trees is essential as they are an integral part of the ecosystems in the Sierra.⁠
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Learn more about Natasha's work here sierranevadaalliance.org/preserving-champion-trees-in-nevada-to-leave-a-lasting-legacy/ or click our Linkin.bio⁠
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@californiavolunteers⁠
@americorps⁠
@nevadaforestry⁠
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📷: Natasha Stott⁠
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#sierranevadaalliance #sierra #savethesierra #americorps #sierranevada #nevada #NDF #education #outreach #community #forestry #bigtreeprogram #servethesierra #SNAPspotlight #gettingthingsdone⁠
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Funding for SNAP is supported by Tahoe Truckee Community Foundation's Nature Fund and Martis Fund - a collaborative project of Martis Camp landowners, DMB/Highlands Group (the developers of Martis Camp), Mountain Area Preservation Foundation (MAP), and Sierra Watch. Sierra Nevada Alliance is a proud grantee of AmeriCorps and California Volunteers, Office of the Governor.

This summer, take a vacation from speeding 🚗⁠
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Take Care Tahoe is taking on traffic safety by distributing free yard signs to the public that encourage drivers to “Take it Slow, Tahoe.” Driving slowly can protect people, pets, and wildlife, and gives you more time to take in the scenery.⁠
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You can pick up a free yard sign from Take Care Tahoe at one of eight locations around the lake to encourage drivers to slow down to protect people and animals.⁠
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Learn where to get your sign here https://sierranevadaalliance.org/take-it-slow-tahoe/ or click our Linkin.bio⁠
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@takecaretahoe⁠
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#sierranevadaalliance #sierranevada #conservation #stewardship #savethesierra #sierra #recreation #climatechange #climateaction #climatejustice #takecaretahoe #takeitslowtahoe #laketahoe

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This summer, take a vacation from speeding 🚗⁠
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Take Care Tahoe is taking on traffic safety by distributing free yard signs to the public that encourage drivers to “Take it Slow, Tahoe.” Driving slowly can protect people, pets, and wildlife, and gives you more time to take in the scenery.⁠
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You can pick up a free yard sign from Take Care Tahoe at one of eight locations around the lake to encourage drivers to slow down to protect people and animals.⁠
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Learn where to get your sign here https://sierranevadaalliance.org/take-it-slow-tahoe/ or click our Linkin.bio⁠
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@takecaretahoe⁠
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#sierranevadaalliance #sierranevada #conservation #stewardship #savethesierra #sierra #recreation #climatechange #climateaction #climatejustice #takecaretahoe #takeitslowtahoe #laketahoe

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Tahoe elementary students enjoy field trip to Tallac Historic Site

Preserving “Champion Trees” in Nevada to leave a lasting legacy

Free yards signs offered to Tahoe residents to encourage safe, slow driving

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Successful Take Care campaign expands to the Sierra Nevada

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14th Annual California Climate & Energy Forum

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Sierra Trout Camp 2023

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TERC Circ(umnavigation) of Lake Tahoe

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