Every three months, CSERC staff publishes a quarterly newsletter for CSERC members to let them know about important issues CSERC is involved with and more. These are our newsletter archives.
For a previous CSERC photo contest, Laurie Matsuoka submitted this action photograph of a coyote leaping onto prey in the snow. Her picture reflects the high quality of pictures that our Center has received over recent years from contestants. With permission from the photographers, CSERC uses many of the photos in educational presentations we provide […]
Photo contest, new dams debated, CSERC fieldwork wrap up, new over-snow travel plan, volunteers in 2014, Rim Fire recovery, CSERC cameras catch wildlife in the Rim burn area, CSERC joins ACCG group to help plan for healthy forests, Calaveras General Plan makes progress, fee hikes proposed in Yosemite, CSERC needs your support.
Summertime raptors, report your sightings, volunteer project successes, legal update: success and further litigation, help CSERC & be a forest watchdog, protections for regional frogs and toad, storms boost water resources amidst drought, Rim fire fieldwork & collaboration, a voice for nature, & celebrating your special place in the region!
Drought conditions stress ecosystem, challenge Rim Fire recovery, watershed values hit hard by Rim Fire, volunteer projects coming up quick, Tuolumne County guts wildlife & oak woodland policies, springtime is bloomtime, visit the Red Hills, Table Mountain, Dragoon Gulch & the Westside Rail Trail, lawsuit requires mine to complete EIR, Yosemite’s wild river plans a mixture of disappointment and promising changes, new grazing plan tests USFS, commitments, conservation and the joys of spring!
Winning wildlife photos, wildlife surveys have unusual results, effects of Rim Fire, Rim Fire next steps, aerial views of Rim Fire, Maiposa Grove has positive future, mine expansion threatens oaks, new giving leveles for CSERC, wastewater not longer dumped in creek, volunteer projects one way to help