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community · Friday, October 9

South Lake Tahoe Burn Scar Reforestation Gets $22,000

The Sugar Pine Foundation will use the funding to keep restoring forest near South Lake Tahoe.

Aerial view of a burnt forest landscape in Ripplebrook, Oregon, showcasing tree recovery after fire.
Stock photo: Stevie Mix / Pexels. Illustrates the topic; not a photo of the event.

A new round of forest restoration is planned for land near South Lake Tahoe damaged by the Caldor Fire. The Sugar Pine Foundation received $22,000 from the Tahoe Community Foundation. The money will support continued efforts to bring trees back to the burn area.

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