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Posted by: thepinetree on 06/03/2016 01:49 PM
Updated by: thepinetree on 06/03/2016 01:49 PM
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Update On Tree Mortality On The Stanislaus National Forest
With more than 29 million dead trees in the state of California, the Stanislaus National Forest is busy planning and implementing more than a dozen high-priority projects. Local and statewide resources are assigned and assisting to these efforts. The Stanislaus National Forest has removed a total of 7,689 dead trees from high hazard areas on the forest due to the recent surge in mortality. The forest removed 774 trees the week of May 30 – June 3.
Next Priorities:
Groveland Ranger District (HWY 120): Groveland Ranger Station Admin Site HT; Cherry Valley Campground Hazard Tree Salvage; Wagner Ridge Fuelbreak East; and Middle Fork Day Use.
Mi-Wok Ranger District (HWY 108): 4N01- Spring Gap to Crandall; Cold Springs Property Boundary; Crandall OHV Campground; Hull Meadow Property Boundary; and Thommy Roads.
Calaveras Ranger District (HWY 4): Big Meadow Campground; Lake Alpine campground; Sand Flat Campground; Stanislaus River Campground; Union Reservoir East Campground; Union Reservoir West Campground; Utica Reservoir Campground; and Wa Ka Luu Hep Yoo campground.
Completed Projects:
Groveland Ranger District (HWY120): Lost Claim Campground (120 trees); Rainbow Pool Day Use; and the Pines Campground.
Mi-Wok Ranger District (HWY 108): American Camp Property Boundary; Cedar Ridge Property Boundary; Hacienda Campground; North Fork Picnic Area; and Sierra Outdoor School.
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