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[Strategy]

SCALING NATIVE TREE REFORESTATION

PHOTO CREDIT: OTIS WOLBACH, UNSPLASH

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Reforestation efforts – including those in burned landscapes – face a critical bottleneck: a lack of tree seedlings. Tree seedling nurseries – particularly for unique species, including the species of Tahoe's native tree populations – are underfunded and relatively few in number. The University of Nevada Reno and the Washoe Tribe currently grow native tree seedlings, such as single-leaf pinyon pine, for research and planting schemes. However, this is not enough. Together with an array of academic, tribal, government, nonprofit, and private sector partners, we are developing a strategy to scale the local cultivation of native tree seedlings.
 

We are currently conducting landscaping, identifying key partners, and laying the foundation for strategic planning. Check back soon for more information.

PHOTO CREDIT: SAMUEL MARSH, UNSPLASH

KEY QUESTIONS

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PHOTO CREDIT: MERITT THOMAS, UNSPLASH

PARTNERS

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TAHOE EARTH INSTITUTE

Based in Lake Tahoe, CA | NV
info@tahoeearthinstitute.org


Registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization

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