OVER 40 groups call on legislators to streamline key conservation funding program, strengthening partnerships with non-profit organizations to reduce costs.
In 2004, the Pacific Forest Trust saw an opportunity to restore a part of John Muir’s vision for Yosemite: 1,600 forested acres at the Park’s western border.
In this Issue: The Klamath-Cascades make the region more fun; California climate policy at a glance; adding 1,575 acres to Yosemite National Park gains momentum; and more!
Project connects to BLM lands creating a 2800-acre bulwark against sprawl to protect wildlife habitats and a vital stretch of the Calaveras River, a major tributary to the Bay Delta.
In this issue: Celebrating PFT’s 20th anniversary; conserving Campstool Ranch; investing in forests to improve our climate; and more!
