![]() |
||||||||||||||||||
Home | About the Preserve |
Rare Plants | Fuels Management | News | Get Involved | Visiting the Preserve |
History | Mission | Partners |
About the Pine Hill Preserve |
|
The Pine Hill Preserve was established to protect rare native plants in El Dorado County, California, that occur on a particular soil type known as gabbro soils. The Preserve is centered around Green Valley Road and stretches from Folsom Lake in the north to Highway 50 in the south. Pine Hill Preserve contains a total of 4,746 acres with a high diversity of native plants; however, only 3,276 of these acres are included in an area designated for the recovery of five federally listed plants. Separated into five groups of lands, the Preserve is made up of the:
An important part of the Preserve's overall management includes wildfire risk reduction and control of the amount of vegetation, or "fuels", present. This is called fuels management.
|
![]() |
Contact Information | PHP Maps | Website Index |
This site re-designed and maintained by Chris Brink, Web Developer & BLM Volunteer.
For questions regarding this site or volunteer opportunities, contact Graciela Hinshaw, Preserve Manager. ©2019- All Rights Reserved |