As restrictions ease, nonprofits get to work

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As restrictions ease, nonprofits get to work

Justin Scacco, Sierra Sun

May 22, 2020

As local environmental nonprofit groups and volunteers prepare for field season to begin work on restoration projects, the hope is that critical conservation work can be implemented amid the outbreak of COVID-19.

The National Forest Foundation said it’s currently working on contingency plans with its partners and U.S. Forest Service staff in case programs and projects have to be postponed until 2021.

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