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At first glance, it may sound as if this is just more of the typical governmental madness we’re used to seeing in California, and there may still be some elements of that at play. But it’s...
Federal officials and environmental groups can’t seem to agree on anything except that the population of our iconic trees is in jeopardy.
The John Muir Project, Wilderness Watch, Sequoia ForestKeeper and the Tule River Conservancy aim to stop the National Park Service from reseeding sequoia groves.
California’s ancient sequoias — some of which have stood more than 1,000 years — are facing an existential threat from increasingly intense wildfires linked to climate change. But federal efforts to thin forests to reduce fire risks are drawing pushback from conservation groups.
The effort is one of several under consideration to save the species native only in California. Some environmentalists criticized the plan.