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News, project updates and field notes from The Sierra Fund.
On April 16th, The Sierra Business Council, Sierra Nevada Alliance, and The Sierra Fund honored Patty Brissenden for her amazing accomplishments benefiting the Sierra Nevada. This is not a short blog! Patty’s list of…
You’re invited to attend the May 30 Public Meeting on Brownfields Assessment in Grass Valley! The City of Grass Valley has obtained federal funding to investigate mine-scarred properties and other underutilized properties for the…
The Sierra Fund (TSF) is pleased to congratulate Carrie Monohan as she moves full-time to Mooretown Rancheria of Maidu Indians of California to serve as their first Director of Natural Resources. After 15 years…
Greetings and thank you for RSVPing to the April 16th Reception honoring the Sierra Nevada Conservancy’s 20th anniversary of outstanding service to our Sierra-Cascade region. We are pleased to announce that Senator John Laird…
The Sierra Fund is lucky to have a staff dedicated to serving the Sierra Nevada region. Get to know the staff! Meet Syd Godfrey, our Project Manager. What is your favorite place in the…
California Heritage: Indigenous Research Project (CHIRP, the Tribally guided nonprofit that supports the Nevada City Rancheria Nisenan Tribe) and The Sierra Fund are nearing completion of trail building, interpretive sign placement, fencing, invasive removal,…
On April 17, the Sierra Nevada Alliance, Sierra Business Council, The Sierra Fund, and the League to Save Lake Tahoe are hosting the Sierra Day at the Capitol. Click Here to Register! The Sierra…
April 16, 2024, 5-7 pm Citizen HotelPlaza Park Ballroom926 J St, Sacramento, CA 95814 Together The Sierra Fund, Sierra Nevada Alliance, and Sierra Business Council are hosting a special reception to recognize the efforts…
Join our staff in sending love to the Sierra this Valentine's Day With Love from Project Manager Syd Godfrey. When I was a kid I would spend a few weeks every summer in a…
On October 3, The Sierra Fund shared eye- opening preliminary results with the Yuba Water Agency from our Benefit-Cost Analysis of Hydraulic Mine Remediation. Abandoned hydraulic mines release huge amounts of sediment that impair…
Photo: Work crew member installing a post assisted log structure at Grizzly Creek. The Sierra Fund is breaking ground on new techniques remediating abandoned hydraulic mine sites. The Sierra Fund spent a week in…
Check out this exciting article the California Department of Fish and Wildlife released about beaver reintroduction at Tásmam Koyóm. Tásmam Koyóm is a meadow in Plumas County where the Maidu Summit Consortium, and other…
