Welcome to SNAMP! 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.
Read More...The recent news article in California Agriculture presents the purpose and overview of the Sierra Nevada Adaptive Management Project. Read ...
Teams of university scientists study the predicted and actual effects of management practices. Learn about who they are, how they conduct their research, and what's new.
The recent news article in California Agriculture presents the purpose and overview of the Sierra Nevada Adaptive Management Project. Read all about it here:
To download the PDF, you can click here.
To find out what the Fisher Team has been working on lately, please visit the Fisher team page for updates. The Fisher team has also just posted several posters and a PowerPoint presentation from recent conferences, as well as a letter of thanks to all those who participated in the recent sock drive.
The newest post on the UC Cooperative Extension Green Blog focuses on using lidar to map forest structure and characterize wildlife habitat. Read all about it here:
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.
