Appeal seeks tree stand data for the project area.
About Bryant Baker
Bryant is the Director of Conservation & Research for Los Padres ForestWatch, where he manages scientific, technical, and volunteer projects. He is also a naturalist and photographer, spending most of his free time hiking the rugged public lands of the Central Coast region with his dog.
Forest Service Keeps Pine Mountain Data Secret; ForestWatch Files Legal Appeal
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Volunteers Clean Up Lead Ammo and Trash for Halloween
Two groups of volunteers removed over 250 pounds of trash near Santa Barbara.
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California’s Wildfires of 2020 Through an Eco-Historical Lens
What can we learn from this year’s summer fires?
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Forest Service to Expedite Logging and Habitat Clearance in Proposed Wilderness on Pine Mountain
Old-growth forest and chaparral threatened.
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Protecting Yourself and Others on Public Lands During the COVID-19 Crisis
Seven guidelines for getting out on the trails safely.
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Nearly 20 Square Miles of Land in San Luis Obispo County Designated as North Carrizo Ecological Reserve
Designation expands conservation land network in Carrizo Plain region.
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An Update on Our Lawsuits Against Two Commercial Logging Projects
Lawsuits against projects near Mt. Pinos moving ahead.
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Local Public Lands: What’s Open and What’s Closed Due to COVID-19
Find out which trails and recreation areas are currently open.
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Volunteers Remove 450 Pounds of Trash and Lead from Arroyo Burro Trailhead
Approximately 25 pounds of lead bullets removed from the site.
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ForestWatch Volunteers Remove 60 Pounds of Lead From Sespe Tributary
Group also removes 120 pounds of other target shooting trash.
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