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  • Get Involved
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  • Wildflower Hotspots
    • Hite Cove Wildflower Area
  • Native Plants
    • Rare Plants of the Sierra Foothills
    • Native Plant Gardening
      • Native Plant Gardens
      • Bloom! California
    • Our Native Plants
    • Biodiversity (CNPS)
  • Tools/Resources
    • California Seed Strategy
      • California Seed Strategy for Ecological Restoration
    • CalScape
    • Wildfire Resources
      • Fire Recovery Guide (PDF)
    • Rare Plant Inventory
    • Manual of California Vegetation
    • CNPS Publications
  • Calendar
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  • FIELD TRIP: Leavitt Lake to the Pacific Crest Trail

    April 27, 2024April 27, 2024

    LEADER: David Campbell | Level: Strenuous. Elevation starts at 9,500′ and climbs from there. | Description: Starting at Leavitt Lake at around 9,500′,…

  • FIELD TRIP: High Sierra Double Header – Leavitt Lake to the Pacific Crest Trail and Blue Canyon Lake

    April 27, 2024April 27, 2024

    Once again this year we are offering a High Sierra Double Header and invite you to make it a weekend! High Sierra field trips ave sometimes been cance…

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