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Lake Almanor

Photo by Betty Bishop, all rights reserved

Safeguarding water, wildlife, and public access

Fifty-two miles of lakeshore, spectacular views of Lassen Peak, and exceptional outdoor recreation—from boating and fishing to birding and wildlife photography—Lake Almanor is one of northern California’s most beloved gems.

Property type: Conservation easement with public access

Jan Davies Photography

Ellie Hinrichs

FRLT/Sophia Micheletti

Photo by Betty Bishop, all rights reserved

Norm Williams

Norm Williams

Norm Williams

Chester Meadow alone is among the crown jewels of FRLT’s protected lands, supporting the 2nd largest concentration of endangered Willow Flycatcher in the Sierra/southern Cascades of California (15% of the entire population), 3 pairs of breeding Greater Sandhill Cranes, the densest population of Yellow Warbler we know of in the state, among many others.

—Ryan Burnett, Point Blue Conservation Science

Julie Wann

Sadie Benny

Sadie Benny

Ellie Hinrichs

PG&E is proud to partner with Feather River Land Trust to protect these lands. This is another important step in PG&E’s work to permanently protect more than 140,000 acres of watershed lands. We look forward to continuing our work with Feather River Land Trust on these and other lands in Plumas and Lassen Counties.

—Mike Schonherr, PG&E Director overseeing the Land Conservation Commitment program

Lake Almanor Region Properties Conserved

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