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Restoring wild places. Tending the ones we live in. Growing a community of stewards.
"From wild forests to backyards, we care for the land as the living place we call home — with knowledge, partnership, and a long-term commitment to the people and species who share it."
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Request for Proposals: Round Mountain 2026 Timber Operations
YWI is seeking a Licensed Timber Operator to carry out a 40-acre timber harvest at Round Mountain — cedar sawlogs to the mill, sub-merchantable thinning, burn pile construction, and about 3,610 feet of fireline. The pre-proposal field meeting on August 24 is mandatory; proposals are due September 14, 2026.


Welcome Lynne Westerfield, Our New Landscape Resilience Project Manager
Tree Rings
Essays, poetry, art, and science from the Yuba Watershed. Thirty issues spanning three decades of community voices.
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