On the weekend of July 14, CNR's Forestry Summer Camp welcomed alumni and friends for the annual Summer Camp Picnic.
Above, Rick Standiford, associate vice president of UC's Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources; Andy Morse, president of the California Alumni Foresters (CAF); Keith Gilless, executive associate dean at CNR, Al Stangenberger, CAF executive secretary; and Harry Abraham, forestry class of "42 and a half."
Picnickers had the chance to check out progress on the new John A. Zivnuska Computer Laboratory, which is being built on the Summer Camp grounds in the Plumas National Forest. The 1,400 square-foot cedar structure, with open-beam, log house construction, is expected to be completed by this fall, and will house computers to accomodate technologically advanced field methods and teaching.