It’s no secret that California’s forests are in need of conservation efforts to help with forest health. The NWTF’s stewardship agreement on Eldorado National Forest’s Cleveland-Icehouse Project already has seen more than 1,000 acres impacted and the project budget has reached $2.3 million. Also, NWTF staff meet up with From Field to Plate’s Jeremiah Doughty for a hunt at the project site.
Up Next in Season 1
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New Mexico • Beyond the Strut
The Zuni Mountains and Cibolo National Forest are home to the NWTF’s largest stewardship project, the nine-year running Bluewater Stewardship Project. In order to reduce fire risk, the NWTF is aiding in thinning of the timber stands and reducing fuel loads through burning. Also, onXHunt’s Dylan D...
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Arizona • Beyond the Strut
Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests were hit hard by two of the largest fires ever to occur in Arizona. But, wildlife is rebounding thanks to stewardship work between the NWTF and the U.S. Forest Service. Also, state volunteers talk about the impact of fostering hunting in the next generation and ...
