Red Lake Coyote Lake Ershim Lake Senger Creek

Red Lake Coyote Lake Ershim Lake Senger Creek Dusy Creek Upper Post Corral Creek Under-studied Areas of Sierra National Forest, Fresno County, California Pitman Creek Upper Helms Creek Cow Creek Swamp Creek Burnt Corral Creek Cliff Lake Fleming Creek Lower Post Corral Creek Lower Helms Creek Fall Creek Anderson Creek Exchequer Creek Bear Creek Upper and Lower Box Meadow Brook Plenty of Citizen Science to Do in Beautiful Wilderness Short Hair Creek Upper Deer Creek Blue Canyon Creek Woodchuck Creek Granite Gorge Little Rancheria Creek Upper Rancheria Creek Lower Rancheria Creek Scepter Creek Upper Crown Creek Alpine Creek Crown Valley Lost Canyon Rodgers Creek Garlic Meadow Creek Deer Canyon Blue Canyon Tombstone Creek Gorge of Despair Drainages with/near Observations of Lewisia leeana Sierra National Forest Fresno County, California Dead Pine Ridge

Watersheds with few observations • Calflora enables overlays of watersheds • the “What Grows Here? ” feature shows observations in an area • watersheds range from about 10 mi 2 to 20 mi 2 • six watersheds in the southern John Muir Wilderness of Sierra NF have three or fewer observations

16. 5 mi 2 11. 3 mi 2 12. 7 mi 2 19. 3 mi 2 21. 0 mi 2 12. 5 mi 2

Botany observations posted from i. Naturalist to Calflora in the Woodchuck Creek watershed, an example of a formerly poorly studied area • This area showed zero observations in the Calflora database when I started working it five years ago • Woodchuck Creek WS = 15. 3 mi 2 • Woodchuck Creek watershed is a four hike from the trailhead • I have posted 97 species on i. Naturalist in this area • the nine shown here have been posted from i. Naturalist to/by Calflora • if you want your data to be in the Calflora Database, you need to post it there yourself

Plants you might expect to find in these understudied areas