Another great week working at Duck Creek Basin and camping at Timber Creek Campground in the Humboldt-Toiyobe National Forest. Out Pinyon-Juniper reduction project is helping to restore sagebrush habitat and also creates a fire break. Our project sponsor is the Eastern Nevada Landscape Coalition.
Olivia holding a baby pinyon tree we pulled up. She is holding it at the above-below ground point. Long taproot! |
Lunch tree on our last day. Trees that had crowned were left standing. |
Lots of large anthills like this one. So far I haven't been bitten, but they often form around the trunks of the trees we are cutting |
Felling a small tree. |
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