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...Two new articles have recently been published by the SNAMP teams. The first Lidar as a tool to characterize wildlife ...
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.
Two new articles have recently been published by the SNAMP teams. The first Lidar as a tool to characterize wildlife habitat: California spotted owl nesting habitat as an example, is a collaboration between the spatial and owl teams. The second A new method for segmenting individual trees from the lidar point cloud is work from the spatial team. Check them out 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.
