As the exceptionally dry summer continues, streams throughout the Stanislaus National Forest have been drying up or turning into widely scattered stagnant pools.This has made our CSERC staff reflect on how water scarcity in the current drought affects not just people, but also many wildlife species. In June during non-drought years, […]
We hope you can safely get outside and enjoy the lingering spring in the High Sierra!
Our last photographer is Dan Souza. Dan is 74 years old and a lifelong resident of Stanislaus County. Dan has provided many jaw dropping photos to CSERC for our photo contests. “I have been pursuing photography as a serious hobby for close to 40 years but have devoted much more […]
Wildlife photographers can often share rare and spectacular images of wildlife with us that touch our hearts and motivate us to want to make a positive impact on the natural world around us. Because they often grab our attention with stunning photos, our CSERC staff wanted to share some stories of why and […]
Wildlife photographers can often share rare and spectacular images of wildlife with us that touch our hearts and motivate us to want to make a positive impact on the natural world around us. Because they often grab our attention with stunning photos, our CSERC staff wanted to share some stories over the next […]
You’ve seen them in the movies……….
They are everywhere. Wherever your go in the Sierra Nevada, the odds are high that you have experienced a Steller’s Jay (Cyanocitta stelleri). These bold, inquisitive, intelligent, noisy, boisterous birds are distinctive with their jaunty charcoal black crests and iridescent blue feathers. They also have rounded wings, a long tail, and a straight, […]
Sometimes it can feel like we will make such a little difference in the big scheme of things. But every little thing we do can add up to make a big impact – positive or negative. Everything we do each day has a broader consequence on the earth than we could ever […]
Click this link to watch a CBS news clip about PG&E’s tree removal program. The video discusses PG&E’s tree removal policies and the reaction of mountain community residents.
CSERC tracks communication records of the California agency responsible for consulting with the Park Service for Yosemite projects Over the number of years that CSERC staff has spent dealing with the Sugar Pine Bridge project and other projects planned in Yosemite Park, we have noted that national historic preservation groups and the State Office of […]