Winter 2011/2012

• Sierra Nevada Yellow Legged Frog GainsThreatened Status From State
• Are Porcupine in Decline in the Sierra Nevada?
• CSERC saddened by passing of former web master, Jim Novak
• CSERC testimony aids in USFS land acquisition by Lyons Reservoir
• Yosemite Overcrowded- problems and solutions
• Newsletter Highlight: REI and CSERC join up to teach students about Leave No Trace
• Winter Quarterly Newsletter
• Check out our NEW Watershed Game for kids!

Fall 2011

• Winners of CSERC's 2011 Wildlife Photo Contest!
• Join local group FOCUS on 12/16/11 or 12/17/11 for a local mushroom ecology and idenitification class
• CSERC announces its 2nd Annual Wildlife Photo Contest!
• Help Shape the Merced Wild and Scenic River Plan!
• Roadless Rule Update
• November volunteer of the month - Logan Maxim!
• Fall Newsletter
• Director's Report 2011
• Fahey Water Transmission Permit Approved by USFS- a letter from CSERC's director, John Buckley
• New fox found! Sierra Nevada red fox photgraphed at CSERC camera station

Summer 2011

• Why fires like the Yosemite Avalanche burn benefit the forest
• New CSERC game for kids: "Build a Food Chain"
• Volunteers are making a difference with restoration projects!
• Splendid Sierra Summers
• Director's Report: July 2011
• Members share: Favorite Places in the Stanislaus
• Park and Ride available from El Portal into Yosemite

Spring 2011

• CSERC fieldwork leads to watchdog report in the Stanislaus National Forest
• Suction dredge update, May 19th, 2011.
• Spring diversions threaten Clavey watershed
• Newsletter highlight: An amazing wildlife encounter
• Newsletter highlight: CSERC joins in legal challenge of the Cooperstown Quarry
• CSERC's May 2011 Newsletter
• Yosemite Waterfalls are beyond spectacular!

Winter 2010/2011

• Why buy lumber that's certified green? Which label is "green"-washing?
• "Why we give": Tracy and Clay Knopf... a member profile
• CSERC needs your help with porcupine surveys!
• Yosemite herbicide plan poses threat to the environment
• Wolverine is listed as a candidate for listing under the Endangered Species Act
• Ice fishing eagle caught on camera
• Don Pedro plans raise concerns
• CSERC volunteers get things done in 2010!
• Presenting winners from CSERC's photo contest

Fall 2010

• Wildlife caught in Action! (Great action sequence photographs from our wildlife stations)
• Volunteers make a difference at the latest fen fencing project
• Wildlife surveys expand to Yosemite and Sonora Pass

Summer 2010

• CSERC research reveals water quality affected by cattle on the Stanislaus
• Ban on non-native frog importation upheld

Spring 2010

• Orphaned Pacific fisher kits rescued
• Great Tuolumne River hikes
• Field classes offered at Baker Station by the Forest Service
• Western Wilderness Conference 2010

Winter 2010

• Environmental report card rates local Congress members for 2009
• California tiger salamander gains higher protection
• Lee Stetson/John Muir 2010 tour announced
• Travel management plan allows harm to the environment
• CSERC adds new planning specialist

Summer 2009

• CSERC uncovers illegal grazing
• Road surveys reveal problems
• New cameras enhance CSERC's wildlife survey efforts

Spring 2009

• Amphibians are dissapearing all over the Sierra Nevada

Winter 2009

• Local filmmaker shares his gift on behalf of CSERC
• Lindsey Myers fills CSERC's second staff scientist slot!
• The search is on for "Horny Toads"

Fall 2008

• CSERC's best wildlife photos of 2008
• How local Congress members voted on conservation issues this year
• Julia helps gain Columbia College recycling grant