Tour Highlights Challenges and Opportunities in Tuolumne County Working Forest Economy
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What happened
Mother Lode Job Training organized a tour to examine the working forest economy in Tuolumne County. The tour, which took place on September 23, included stops at the Looney Stewardship Project, a working logging site near the Clavey River in the Stanislaus National Forest. Another stop was at Tuolumne Bioenergy, a facility that began operations in January.
From uniondemocrat.com
Why it matters
The tour was attended by members of the California Board of Forestry and Fire Protection, Cal Fire, along with regional partners and stakeholders. The discussions focused on the opportunities and challenges facing the county's economy, which relies heavily on resources like the Clavey River.
From uniondemocrat.com
Who's involved
- Tuolumne CountyCounty whose economy relies on local resources like the Clavey River.
- Clavey RiverRiver whose resources support the working forest economy in Tuolumne County.
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The entities involved
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Tuolumne County
county in California, United States