Photo Credit: Jeffry Pierini
 and Angus Wick (right) help replant pine trees in areas that had low survival rates during the initial planting phase.=https://web-fb41a2e7f6baa503.dev2.iprdev.com/_gallery/get_file/?file_id=6931d02c3d633209d1a20bfe&file_ext=.jpg&page_id=69321b613d633267b5a20aec){kind=link}
Sabrina Pierce (second from the left) and Angus Wick (right) help replant pine trees in areas that had low survival rates during the initial planting phase.
Photo Credit: Angus Wick
A baby pine tree is planted near Camp Edison.
Photo Credit: Angus Wick
The Camp Edison team uses this nursery to grow thousands of seedlings before planting them near Shaver Lake.
Turning Ashes Into Alpine Forests
Camp Edison plants nearly half a million trees to revive the woods around Shaver Lake.
Taylor Hillo
ENERGIZED by Edison Writer
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Photo Credit: Angus Wick and Jeffry Pierini
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