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Pine Mountain Club Project
Selective logging of trees up to 30 inches in diameter,
vegetation clearing, and prescribed burning across 1,865 acres
approximately 14 miles west of Frazier Park in Kern County, on
Mt. Abel (Cerro Noroeste) and along the Chumash Wilderness.
Issues: Logging of Large
Fire-Resistant Trees, Community Wildfire Protection, Rare Plants
& Animals, Recreation
Comment Deadline: June
29, 2006
More Info:
letter and
environmental assessment
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Tepusquet Fuels Treatment
- Santa Lucia District
Vegetation clearing, prescribed burning, and construction of
fuel breaks across 24,580 acres twelve miles east of Santa
Maria.
Issues: Wildfire Protection,
Rare Plants & Animals, Streams & Rivers, Recreation
Deadline: May 5, 2006
(open house scheduled for April 25, 2006 in Sisquoc)
More Info:
scoping letter and
map
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Lake of the Woods
Community Defense Zone Project - Mt. Pinos District
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Frazier Park Community Defense Zone Project - Mt. Pinos
District
Vegetation clearing and construction of fuel breaks near the
mountain communities of Lake of the Woods and Frazier Park in
Kern County.
Issues: Wildfire Protection,
Streams & Rivers
Deadline: May 1, 2006
More Info:
scoping letter
Lake of the Woods -
description and
map
Frazier Park -
description and
map
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Mud Springs Trough
Relocation - Monterey District
Repair and relocate a cattle watering trough on the Miller
Canyon Grazing Allotment and install a fence to protect the spring from
trampling and livestock damage.
Issues: Heritage Resources,
Rare Plants & Animals (steelhead, red-legged frog), and Miller
Canyon Recreation Trail
Deadline: April 30, 2006
More Info:
scoping letter and
map
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Environmental Assessment
for Leasing Certain Parcels Within the Bakersfield Field Office
for the June 14, 2006 Oil and Gas Lease Sale
The Bureau of Land Management has prepared an Environmental
Assessment for its upcoming auction of federal public land to
the oil industry. The document analyzes the environmental damage
that will be caused if the agency proceeds to lease 36 parcels
totaling 20,800 acres in Santa Barbara, Ventura, San Luis
Obispo, and Kern Counties. Many of these parcels are located on
the edge of the Los Padres National Forest, the Carrizo Plain
National Monument, and the Bitter Creek National Wildlife
Refuge.
Issues: Rare Plants & Animals,
Water Pollution, Air Pollution, Road Construction, Recreation,
Scenic Views, Heritage Resources
Deadline: April 22, 2006
More Info:
environmental assessment and
parcel map
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