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Winter impacts on California’s public lands
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Many of you, us included, are eager to get out and onto our public lands after a remarkably wet and seemingly ever-lasting winter. This year, California has experienced unprecedented rainfall,…

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Lassen
Snowshoeing through southwestern Lassen National Park
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Hike Name: Snowshoe hike through southwestern Lassen National Park Name of area/general location: Lassen Volcanic National Park and Lassen National Forest Land Acknowledgement: This portion of LVNP and LNF is…

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ACTION ALERT: Increasing the use of beneficial fire
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Efforts to protect Plumas National Forest offer reminder of African-American explorer
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Story by Ryan Henson, Senior Policy Director The Friends of Plumas Wilderness (FPW), a non-profit conservation organization based in Plumas County, is currently developing a National Monument proposal for some…

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Wildrose Peak Trail
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Hike Name: Wildrose Peak Trail Name of area/general location: Death Valley National Park Land Acknowledgement: Wildrose Peak is located on the ancestral lands and in the traditional territories of the…

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A disappointing outcome for wilderness protections for the Sierra and Sequoia National Forests
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In response to objections filed by CalWild and other conservation organizations, Deputy Regional Forester Jody Holzworth ruled in mid-December that the minor amount of wilderness recommended for protection in the…

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The Mendocino National Forest and the “California Trail of Tears”
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The 913,000-acre Mendocino National Forest (MNF) is managed by the U.S. Forest Service and it includes land in Lake, Colusa, Glenn, Mendocino, Tehama, and Trinity Counties. The MNF is noted…

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Executive Director’s Report, Feb 2020
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Announcing CalWild’s Public Lands Equity and Resilience Program By Chris Morrill, Executive Director The conservation community launched the modern environmental movement. It was the catalyst for many of the environmental…

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Executive Director’s Report, Jan 2020
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Elevating conservation in the climate change conversation By Chris Morrill, Executive Director Over the last year and a half, the urgency surrounding the climate change conversation has increased dramatically. In…

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Executive Director’s Report, Dec 2019
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By Chris Morrill, Executive Director For two years the Trump administration talked a very big game about exploiting our public lands. Much of the rhetoric focused on national monuments. Early…

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