SAVE THE SUGAR PINES! Sugar pines are the world's largest species of pine with the longest cones - and they are dying from white pine blister rust, a non-native, invasive fungus. Though they historically accounted for 25% of Lake Tahoe's forests, sugar pines now make up less than 5% of the forest composition. HELP US SAVE THE SUGAR PINES
 TAKE ACTION Join us at a planting, on a guided hike, or partner with us to organize a stewardship project or a fundraiser! Click on the Calendar for upcoming events.  We organize events year-round to educate local students, community members and visitors alike about Tahoe's forests and the problems facing sugar pines and other white pines.  | OUR MISSION We are dedicated to saving Lake Tahoe's sugar pines and other white pines from blister rust by educating and involving the local community in hands-on forest stewardship. Since 2008, we have planted over 70,000 trees with local students and community members! PLEASE JOIN US IN OUR RESTORATION EFFORTS    SHOP SPF ONLINE STORE PURCHASE seedlings, seeds, sugar pine cones, organic T-shirts, ART, our children's book and much more!  BRAND NEW SPF CHILDREN'S BOOK for only $19  Please visit our online SPF Store to support our cause. |
