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The Wild Wonder of Sierra Nevada Meadows

Thank you for your interest in Sierra Nevada meadows! Point Blue Conservation Science, The Sierra Meadows Partnership, and Wild Wonder Foundation artists and leaders have collaborated to create this crowd-sourced infographic that shares information about the values of healthy mountain meadows. We hope it inspires you to learn more, get involved, and support the restoration of degraded Sierra Nevada meadows.

 

Here’s how to help Sierra Nevada meadows:

The Sierra Meadows Partnership is working to restore 30,000 acres of mountain meadows by 2030 to benefit all Californians.

This infographic is a living team effort!

Special thanks to the volunteers who developed art and Infographics illustrating mountain meadow restoration: Jasmine Reyda, Ayesha Ercelawn, Sarah Benjaram, Anne Chadwick, Gabriela Felton, Sarah E. Reid, Evan Kim, Jack Revie, Laryssa Lebar, Linda Yuen, Patty Wainwright, Raybonto Sen, Zenya, Carolyn Renault-Laws, Chinle, Amy Shamansky, Diane Anthony, Rachel Balderson, Yvea Moore, and Mel Preston. Akshay Mahajan led the development of this poster. Yvea Moore and John Muir Laws helped Nature Journal Club members practice visual thinking about mountain meadow habitat. Anne Chadwick and Jenn Fox, Point Blue Conservation Science Board members, support this ongoing work. Lishka Arata, Point Blue Communications Manager, and Ryan Burnett, Point Blue Sierra Nevada Group Director, provided support, guidance, and expertise for this collaborative project.

You can watch the program that spurred this collaborative outreach product below (1.5 hrs total, view in landscape if on mobile device):