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Volunteers at the Fiddler's Green streambank restoration project in July-2011 Volunteer Project Successes-
(check back for updates as we confirm details and dates on projects for 2012!)

    It was a great year 2011 for volunteer restoration projects!  We had more workdays and more volunteers participating than any other year in CSERC's history. CSERC is thankful for the many people who joined our staff to make these projects a success.

     Catch some highlights and great pictures from our many restoration projects this year!

Volunteer Spotlight- December 2011 Volunteer of the Month - Carol Stout

Carol hauling logs at a Sapps Meadow workday in 2010      Twain Harte resident Carol Stout started volunteering with CSERC in the spring of 2010.  Until she joined the staff for a gnarly 3-mile hike into the Carson-Iceberg Wilderness to pull invasive bull thistle, no one at CSERC had actually met her.  That soon changed, as she surprised us by quickly becoming CSERC’s most regular volunteer, showing up at almost any workday event our Center holds, big or small.  We estimate she has attended over a dozen work projects, and she has told us many times to make sure and call her if anything else comes up!

     When Julia of our staff asked Carol what drives her commitment to volunteer for our Center she shared, “I was first interested in joining and volunteering with CSERC because I felt that more local support was needed for environmental causes. I continue to volunteer because of the 'camaraderie' of the like-minded people I have met. When I volunteer, I get to spend the day outdoors, in the beautiful Sierras, working on projects that positively affect wildlife and the environment. Who wouldn't want to do that? ”

Carol having fun and working hard at past CSERC restoration projects

Read about past Volunteer of the Month recipients

Tuolumne River trash pickup, 2010.
- 2010 VOLUNTEER PROJECT SUCCESSES -


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Volunteers building split rail fence at meadow restoration project, 2010.    

     Some of you may live close enough to help with our restoration and clean-up projects on public lands in the Northern Yosemite region. 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 and a great way to help protect water, wildlife, and wild places!
 
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