Trinity County Collaborative Group
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Regional natural-resource and forest collaborative
Mission and Description
Trinity County collaborative developing broadly supported forest, watershed, wildfire, and natural-resource strategies for resilient ecosystems, communities, and local economies.
Organization Information
Browse category: Forest Conservation and Restoration
Organization type: Forest Health Collaborative
State: California
Service area: Regional
City / area: Trinity County
Programs and membership: Sustained countywide collaborative with a charter, membership voting, adopted ground rules, recurring public meetings, facilitators, partner organizations, forest and rangeland committees, project review, field activities, workforce assessment, and current 2026 participation
Meetings and events: Forest management, wildfire risk, fuels reduction, watershed health, rangeland management, natural-resource economies, workforce capacity, public-land stewardship, project review, collaboration, and community resilience
Reported operating status: Active
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