Volunteers gathered this Saturday at a Bowers Mansion to help replant a burned area from the Little Valley Fire that got out of control when the Nevada Division of Forestry in 2016 left a controlled burn unattended.
With the help of
Maria Mircheva, executive director of the Sugar Pine Foundation, was on hand to demonstrate the best
With the help of Nevada Division of Forestry and the Sugar Pine Foundation, volunteers took to the hills to plant one-year-old seedlings in the burn area of 2016’s Little Valley Fire. Photographer Ty O’Neil noted that reforesting these areas will be a long and slow process, but volunteers eagerly continue their efforts. Photo: Ty O’Neil. Full gallery: https://thisisreno.com/2019/04/tree-planting-aims-to-rehab-little-valley-burn-area/
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