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Some of you may live close enough to help with our restoration and clean-up projects on public lands nearby. In a typical year, CSERC staff and volunteers will plant willows in denuded meadows, repair crumbling stream banks, build fences to protect damaged riparian areas, clean up litter along streams or rivers, and build new trails for public use. Volunteer projects can be fun! Contact us now to sign up as a possible volunteer for upcoming projects in the spring and summer.
Look below to see pictures of our latest volunteer project in the Red Hills!
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- UPCOMING PROJECT -
Sign up to make a difference for nature! Plan now to join CSERC staff and volunteers in hands-on restoration and clean-up efforts on public lands in the local region. In coming months, we'll be doing major fence-building projects at two mountain meadows to help the Forest Service protect damaged meadows from livestock grazing impacts. We'll be pulling noxious, invasive weeds from a high mountain wilderness area, and we'll be doing other rehabilitation projects to help restore and nurture public land resources.
Get signed up now as a CSERC volunteer so that you can be sure to get notice of the exact time, location, and dates of each upcoming workday! We'll especially need a lot of enthusiastic volunteers for the fence construction projects up near Cherry Lake in the Stanislaus National Forest. The tentative date for the first fence project is slated for May 31st.
E-mail CSERC at: info@cserc.org or call Brenda at (209) 586-7440 to
sign up as an interested volunteer.
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Here are some photos of the volunteer work crews participating in the Red Hills clean-up:
 
 
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