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NWTF Volunteers Unite Across State Lines to Restore Public Lands
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NWTF Volunteers Unite Across State Lines to Restore Public Lands
EDGEFIELD, S.C. — On one of the hottest days of the year so far in Northern California, a small group of volunteers proved that conservation isn’t defined by state borders; it’s defined by commitment. Near the Placerville Ranger District on the Eldorado National Forest, on a heavily used forest road, where illegal dumping has become an ongoing challenge, five volunteers representing three NWTF chapters, along with NWTF and USDA Forest Service st…
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