The Los Padres National Forest Land Management Plan (called a
"Forest Plan" for short) contains standards and guidelines to
protect water, wilderness, wildlife, recreation, scenic
landscapes, and heritage resources.
The Forest Plan
includes the following documents. Click on a
link to
access the document directly from our website. Please be
patient...these are large documents that will take a few moments
to download.
This is the new Land Management
Plan (often called a "Forest Plan") that establishes standards
and guidelines to manage the forest for the next ten years. The
Forest Plan consists of three separate documents:
Forest Plan Part
1 - Southern California National Forests Vision (6.42 MB)
Forest
Plan Part 2 - Los Padres National Forest Strategy (10.68 MB)
Forest
Plan Part 3 - Design Criteria for the Southern California
Forests (2.10 MB)
Errata (corrections
to the plan made after publication) (116 kB)
This
is the Forest Service's analysis of environmental impacts that
will occur as a result as the agency carries out its plan. Due
to the large size of this document, it is not currently
available on our website. However, you can access this 1,300
page document on the agency's website by clicking one of the
following links:
FEIS Executive Summary (556 kB)
FEIS Chapters 1-5 (6.97 MB)
FEIS Appendices (14.53 MB)
These are other background documents
referenced in the FEIS or Forest Plan.
Species Accounts - Animals (3.63 MB)
Species Accounts - Plants (5.57 MB)
Habitat Status Reports (425 kB)
Wild & Scenic River Evaluations (1.07 MB)
Inventoried Roadless Area and Wilderness Evaluations (1.27
MB)
Roads Analysis Process (1.81 MB)
Sociodemographic Profiles for Outdoor Recreation Visitors
(16.13 kB)
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Biological Opinion (1.03 MB)
Science
Consistency Review for Southern California Forest Plan (908
kB)
Soil & Water Conservation Handbook (421 kB)
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