Middle Ground Needed on Forest Management Issues
by John Buckley
As rains dampen California’s drought-stressed forests and reduce the risk of high-severity wildfires, it’s critical for California residents to recognize some basic truths about forests, climate change, wildfires, smoke, and precious places on public forest lands. Read more here:Middle ground needed on forest management issues 21-10-31
Recent Press & News
- Forest unity: State leaders praise Tuolumne County’s wildfire collaboration March 24, 2026
- California Task Force Highlights Faster Wildfire Project Approvals At Sierra Meeting March 24, 2026
- Rural Health And Wildfire Smoke Impacts in 2026 Health Report March 17, 2026
- Fuels Reduction Projects Funded In Tuolumne, Calaveras, and Amador Counties March 11, 2026
- Forest Service chief visits Tuolumne County to learn about land management efforts March 11, 2026
- Rim Fire Seedling Planting April 27, 2025
- National Park Service and Stanislaus National Forest tout 2nd phase completion of $30M wetland restoration at Ackerson Meadow December 24, 2024
- Several Wildfire Prevention Projects Funded In Tuolumne County September 3, 2024
- Stanislaus National Forest OKs plan to further reduce wildfire risk. What it would do August 8, 2024
- Stanislaus National Forest publishes its decision on 110,000-acre project August 8, 2024
