Tuolumne River Preservation Trust
Tuolumne River Preservation Trust
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Mission
The Tuolumne River Trust is the voice for the River. We promote stewardship of the River through: education, community outreach, and adventures; collaboration with a diverse array of stakeholders; on-the-ground restoration work; advocacy and grassroots organizing to demonstrate public support for our work. We want every person who benefits from the Tuolumne to know that their food was grown from its water, their tap water comes from it, their wild salmon were hatched in its gravels, and their backpacking, fishing and rafting trip depend on its health.
About
Sierra Nevada ProgramTo support recovery from the massive Rim Fire, which burned 257,000 acres of forested watershed lands, we organized over 500 volunteers to help plant 5,000 trees on 100 acres, restore 5 miles of trail, pull noxious weeds on 60 acres of land, and other activities. We also managed the restoration of 13 meadows, 7 springs, 950 acres of deer habitat restoration, installed 18 Great Gray Owl Nest Structures, restored 32 acres of aspen stands, installed 2 wildlife guzzlers and 20 wildlife-friendly troughs. We have also given watershed education presentations to 1,000 students and 500 members of the general public. We secured a $5M grant from CalFire to undertake forest restoration on over 5,000 acres of watershed lands. We also co-chaired the Yosemite Stanislaus Solutions forest restoration collaborative, which is dedicated to restoring forest health, meadows, streams, and wildlife habitat in the headwaters of the Tuolumne watershed.
