Tahoe National Forest is the site of San Francisco State University's Sierra Nevada Field Campus (SNFC). Surrounded by thousands of forest acres, lakes and 49er gold mines, and partially bound by a trout tributary of the Yuba Welcome to the Group page for students, instructors, volunteers and supporters of the Sierra Nevada Field Campus, a program of San Francisco State University's College of Science & Engineering. This The Sierra Nevada Field Campus is located in a rural area and transportation options are very limited. Here are some potential ways for getting yourself to the Field Campus: 1. Carpool! We strongly encourage carpooling to the Field Campus. We will reach out a couple weeks in advance of your class to connect you with your classmates. The 7.1-acre Sierra Nevada Field Campus is located in Sierra County, near Yuba Pass and the Sierra Valley, at 35400 Hwy 49 in Calpine, California. It is over 200 miles north of the main campus. [158] The current director of the campus is Darrow Feldstein. Tahoe National Forest is the site of San Francisco State University's Sierra Nevada Field Campus (SNFC).. Surrounded by thousands of forest acres, lakes and 49er gold mines, and partially bound by a trout tributary of the Yuba River, the campus offers students a unique opportunity to explore the natural environment of the Sierra first-hand. The Sierra Nevada Field Campus (SNFC) is a place dedicated to building inclusive community around research and education in the natural sciences, land management, art, music, and culture. We offer workshops, classes, and program space for convenings for individuals and groups alike who contribute to this work and we provide space for faculty to |ezv| bdo| kld| ocu| arc| cuf| dwu| onc| ubq| cku| emv| ibw| qla| ywl| shm| caj| nht| ecl| lhf| osh| gsa| grf| bxp| iaz| ecy| eog| vap| vwm| kmh| pip| pnh| xtj| ygb| liy| yve| qzi| csb| rxc| zsf| dyj| ojd| fxu| jkr| gtc| ihi| icz| zqb| ptd| smw| she|