Sierra Club's new campaign to identify and protect special places in Minnesota's forests
What's a special place?
Volunteers consider many criteria to identify the "best of what's left" in Minnesota's forests. They research the biology and wildlife, talk with members and managers familiar with the place, and explore it to get a sense of the place and to look for winning or losing characteristics. They also learn about management decisions that might impact the place, such as logging or ATV trail plans.
Volunteers needed
If you care about...birds and wildlife, native plants and trees, habitat preservation, nature photography, clean lakes and rivers and/or quiet places...Join our campaign to save the best of what's left in Minnesota’s forests!
We need help with: forest survey teams, mapping, special events planning, legislative and policy outreach, web editing, data entry, phone banks, research and other tasks. Get involved and make a difference in Minnesota!
For more information and to sign up, contact , (612-659-9124)