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January 2021

The Restoration of Montane Meadows and Forests in the Northern Sierra Nevada

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By Spencer Lachman Collaborative Forestry Management Apprentice Degraded conditions within the forests and meadows of the northern Sierra Nevada pose complex challenges to land managers looking to prioritize ecosystem health. […]

By Sierra Institute January 12, 2021

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