Field Tours on the North Yuba: Highlighting Collaborative Successes and Landscape Goals
In early October, SYRCL Watershed Science staff joined landscape restoration partners for two field tours on the North Yuba River watershed….
North Yuba Forest Partnership
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SYRCL Awarded $156,000 in Grant Funding from the Sierra Meadows Partnership Block Grant
SYRCL received $156,000 in grant funding from the Sierra Meadows Partnership Block Grant to advance meadow restoration in the North Yuba…
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NYFP Interactive Map
The North Yuba Forest Partnership (NYFP) is a diverse group of nine organizations committed to forest health and the resilience of the North Yuba…
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Formed in 2019, the North Yuba Forest Partnership is comprised of a diverse group of nine organizations passionate about forest health…
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Protecting Watersheds and Preventing Catastrophic Wildfire: Yuba I Forest Resilience Bond Returns Investor Capital, Driving Successful Restoration Efforts on the Tahoe National Forest
Blue Forest, a conservation finance non-profit, in partnership with World Resources Institute (WRI), USDA Forest Service (USFS), and National Forest Foundation (NFF), announced the successful completion of its pilot Forest Resilience Bond (FRB), marking five years since the project launched. Restoration efforts on a 15,000 acre planning area on the Tahoe National Forest, which reduced the risk of catastrophic wildfire, paved the way for the formation of the North Yuba Forest Partnership.
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North Yuba Forest Partnership News: Tahoe National Forest Issues the Record of Decision for its North Yuba Landscape Resilience Project
On July 12, 2023, Tahoe National Forest issued the record of decision (ROD) for its North Yuba Landscape Resilience Project. The Forest Service and partners will now begin implementing the 275,000-acre vegetation and fuels management project in the North Yuba watershed over the next 15 to 20 years. The project aims to improve forest health, protect communities, and reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfire within the project area.
