The Equinox
September 2020
What have we been up to lately? Check out our September 2020 edition of The Equinox – the bi-annual newsletter of Friends of Plumas Wilderness.
Bear Fire Relief
Amid the Bear Fire many people in the area have lost everything. Our hearts are with everyone affected in these difficult times. We, like you, want to help our neighbors and friends. Please consider offering what you can in the spirit of paying it forward. We are all in this together.
Visions of the Lost Sierra now available!
After touring film festivals in two dozen cities across the country, we’re excited to release our documentary about the Wild & Scenic Middle Fork Feather River for all to view online.
Protect our water
There’s an increased pressure to build more dams in California—threatening the Lost Sierra’s free-flowing rivers and the source of drinking water for 65% of Californians.
Where is the Lost Sierra?
Friends of Plumas Wilderness works in Northern California at the convergence of two major ecoregions: the Sierra Nevada and Cascade Mountains. This area—the Lost Sierra—hosts the most diverse conifer forests on the planet and over 1,400 species of plants.
Save the places you love!
We rely on volunteers working to protect what they love about the Lost Sierra. Want to join us?