About
The State of the Lake was originally planned as an in-person event to explore the many ways that local organizations and individuals are working to improve the health of Lake Almanor and the larger watershed around it. For this year, we're transitioning to digital panel discussions.
This digital event series consists of four one-hour panel discussions with local professionals. Individual sessions will focus on a different aspect of regional ecology and how it intersects with the quality of life in our communities.
REVIEWS FOR THE FIRST PANEL:
"Very knowledgeable speakers."
"It was a good review of the watershed boundaries and the issues of those who are concerned. Well prepared and delivered."
"Great overview of area and studies. I was fascinated by Zeke's discussion of wildfire."
Inspired by the success of the State of the Lake series, we are organizing additional online events for fall.
Videos of Past Events
Community Vitality
Coming Soon
Resources
Forests and Watershed Management
Zeke Lunder: Deer Creek Resources
Hannah Hoepner: Plumas County Fire Safe Council
Kyle Rogers: Westshore Community Wildfire Protection Project
Landscape Conservation and Restoration
Feather River Land Trust Protecting PG&E Watershed Lands and Mountain Meadows Reservoir
Stewardship Council Watershed Planning Units
Plumas Corp (Leslie Mink) Website
Water Quality and Fisheries
Noah Abramson, Sierra Institute for Community and Environment
Dr. Gina Johnston, Lake Almanor Watershed Group
John Crotty, Almanor Fishing Association