Sounds great! Please send the map to pantilat@gmail.com. If anything, I expect the range has been reduced due to high intensity fires penetrating some of their “fireproof” canyon bottoms and steep hillsides. It certainly looks like the surviving trees are loving this cooler and wetter winter which will hopefully translate into good propagation.

Thanks very much. I will send it when I finish, and if you have anything to add, that would be great. Here is the website where it will live:

http://www.elkhornsloughctp.org/factsheet/

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife is currently updating their map of the range of this species. If you have any new locations for the fir, it would be great if you could share those with me! I could send you a map with the current known range if you’d like …

Sure. Please include credit and send me the factsheet at pantilat@gmail.com. Thanks!