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The Central Sierra Environmental Resource Center makes a huge difference for the Northern Yosemite region of the Sierra Nevada by using creative strategies and innovative education efforts to defend local forests, rivers, wildlife, and wild places.

CSERC's staff scientists do fieldwork, monitoring, and wildlife surveys to respond to every environmental threat across 2 million acres of the local area. Just with its educational programs alone, CSERC reaches more than 5,000 students each year, plus it responds to every proposed development project and timber harvest plan across the vast region.

Working with the media, meeting with decision-makers, and doing hands-on restoration projects, CSERC is on the front lines of advocacy for the spectacular region north and west of Yosemite Park.

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Archive for June, 2008

Update on CSERC’s Painted Frog

Published on June 23, 2008

Bob just finished his painted frog and it will arrive at the SNAC in Murphys hopefully this week. Here are a few pictures of the final product, and I can only imagine how spectacular this shading and texture must be in person.

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CSERC Members Practice What They Preach!

Published on June 12, 2008

So far, our blogs have focused on the efforts and interests of CSERC. In this blog however, we’d like to focus on the accomplishments and actions of our CSERC members who bring the local environment into their daily lifestyle. Recently, two of our CSERC members, Tracy Knopf and Bob Carabas approached us with […]

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