Financing Montane Meadow and Aspen Restoration to Safeguard Critical Headwater Habitat and Recreation Areas
Blue Forest, SYRCL, and the Tahoe National Forest have launched the Yuba Aspen and Meadow I Forest Resilience Bond (YAM I…
Blue Forest, SYRCL, and the Tahoe National Forest have launched the Yuba Aspen and Meadow I Forest Resilience Bond (YAM I…
The South Yuba River Citizens League, in partnership with the U.S. Forest Service, is launching the Salmon & Packer Creek Aspen…
In April, SYRCL’s Watershed Science team joined over 300 restoration professionals, agency representatives, academics, NGOs, and students in Sacramento for SERCAL…
In 2020, the South Yuba River Citizens League was awarded a planning grant by the Wildlife Conservation Board (WCB) to conduct…
For the last three years, SYRCL has placed game cameras within aspen stands in the upper Yuba watershed. We have cameras throughout the North, Middle, and South Yuba.
These animals use the aspen for foraging or hunting grounds, bedding for young, or even as back scratching posts. In our placement of game cameras, we want to gauge the diversity of animals that utilize these aspen stands, as well as the frequency.
Aspen and cottonwoods changing colors in the North and Middle Yuba watersheds.