Action Alert: Tell Congress to Protect Lake Tahoe from Herbicide SprayingThe U.S. Forest Service is moving forward with plans to use herbicides as part of the 11,700-acre Caldor Fire reforestation project in the Lake Tahoe Basin and surrounding Sierra forests. Community members are deeply concerned about the use of chemical herbicides in a sensitive watershed that feeds Lake Tahoe, especially in steep post-fire landscapes vulnerable to erosion and runoff. Tahoe deserves restoration strategies that prioritize water quality, transparency, and safer alternatives wherever possible.
Follow the link below to send a message to your representatives today and urge them to protect Lake Tahoe’s watershed and public lands.
See the letter that we wrote to USFS staff requesting to reopen the public comment period on the Environmental Assessment for the Caldor Fire Restoration Project here. |