‘Inimim Forest Restoration Project
YWI’s flagship collaboration with BLM to restore historical forest structure and resilient function on Nevada County's San Juan Ridge.
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Explore our active landscape resilience and restoration projects. Each project advances forest health, community safety, and watershed resilience across the Yuba River region.
South Yuba Rim Hazardous Fuels Reduction Project
A multi-phase, landscape-scale fuel reduction effort on the north rim of the South Yuba River canyon to reduce wildfire risk, improve evacuation routes, and build ecological resilience.
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Little Deer Creek Landscape Resilience Project
Located about a half‑mile southeast of Nevada City, this project restores forest structure and resilience in the Little Deer Creek watershed to reduce severe wildfire risk, drought stress, and bark beetle impacts while protecting nearby neighborhoods and critical community resources.
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Round Mountain Landscape Resilience Project
Improving forest health and resilience to wildfire, drought, and bark beetles across on Round Mountain, about three miles north of Nevada City on the ridge above the South Yuba River.
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