As a nonprofit organization, Lomakatsi provides education and outreach, ecological forestry workforce training programs, community supported watershed restoration projects, and a wide variety of volunteer opportunities.
We adhere to certain ecological principles that guide our restoration work. In general, these principles are the basis for our prescriptions, are applied and monitored by experts in multiple fields, and are implemented with care by trained workers.
Lomakatsi Ecological Principles and Methodologies (prescriptions) have been adapted, adopted, and expanded upon in the context of the Sierra Nevada Community Conservation and Wildfire Protection Plan (CCWPP) Guidebook (2007), Rogue Basin Cohesive Forest Restoration Strategy (2017), and Bear Creek Fire Management Plan (2021).