Sierra Nevada Adaptive Management Project
The Sierra Nevada Adaptive Management Project is a joint effort by the University of California, state and federal agencies, and the public to study management of forest lands in the Sierra Nevada.
10/22/2014
Here is a recent Water IT Webinar that we hosted. http://youtu.be/cSgM4L0_MQ8
10/22/2014
SNAMP 2014 Annual Meeting is coming up in less than a month. This year, we will use the webinar format to conduct this meeting. We hope many interested parties will join us as we are closing out the project.
SNAMP: Nov 6 2014 - SNAMP Annual Meeting (Webinar) The Sierra Nevada Adaptive Management Project (SNAMP) will be hosting a webinar November 6th in place of an in-person annual meeting.
04/03/2014
We had a productive Publication Participation Team Integration Team webinar yesterday. To catch all the discussions, check out this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhpjxAGgEaY
SNAMP PPT IT Webinar The SNAMP Public Participation Team hosted its Integration Team meeting as a webinar. You can catch all the discussions through the audio recording and the p...
08/09/2013
Another video from the same Fisher team field trip explains the survival and predation of fishers in the Sierra forests. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxH1nFBQmsU
08/09/2013
A new video, from a recent SNAMP field trip featuring the Fisher team, explains why fishers would move their kits to different den trees. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwOS_qL-1gw
07/16/2013
MERCED: UC Merced researchers take a look at fuel treatments | Local News | Merced Sun-Star An exhibit detailing efforts by scientists to study the effects of fuel treatments on the Sierra Nevada made its première at UC Merced's Kolligian Library on Monday.
06/17/2013
Kim and Anne are getting materials together for the SNAMP exhibit at UC Merced that took place in the beginning of June.
06/17/2013
These are pictures taken at the Southern site in the beginning of June.
04/21/2013
The final Collaborative Adaptive Management Workshop took place at the beautiful outdoors at the SNAMP Southern Site.
The summary notes for the first of the three-part Collaborative Adaptive Management workshop series is posted on the SNAMP website: http://snamp.cnr.berkeley.edu/documents/521/.
SNAMP: Documents: CAM First Workshop Notes This website is maintained by the UC Science Team, including researchers from UC Berkeley, UC Merced, the University of California Agriculture & Natural Resources, and the University of Minnesota.
02/28/2013
The CAM Workshop Series has begun on Jan 31st at the Northern Site. The first of three workshops at the Southern Site will take place on Feb 14.
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