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Wilderness Legislation Announced for Los Padres & Carrizo Plain
By ForestWatch on May 15, 2014 in California Condor, Carrizo Plain, Cuyama Valley, Monterey County, Mt. Pinos Area, Oil Development, Rivers, San Luis Obispo County, Santa Barbara County, Trails & Public Access, Ventura County, Wilderness, Wildlife Protection
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Carrizo Plain Service
By ForestWatch on February 11, 2014 in Carrizo Plain, Fence Removal, San Luis Obispo County, Volunteer Projects, Wildlife Protection
ForestWatch and Sierra Club team up for fence removal project on the Carrizo Plain
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Carrizo Plain Named a National Historic Landmark
Designation Protects More Than 100 Native American Sites…
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Agreement Protects Carrizo Plain From Severe Overgrazing
Livestock Will Be Removed from Ecological Reserve; State of California Will Complete Land Management Plan…
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Agency Requires a Full Environmental Study of Company’s Plans to Explore for Oil on the Carrizo Plain National Monument
The Bureau of Land Management requires a full Environmental Impact Statement due to potential significant impacts.
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ForestWatch, Rural Landowners Protect Land from Oil Drilling
U.S. Bureau of Land Management withdraws 10,088 acres from recent oil lease sale after groups and eight landowners file formal protests.
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ForestWatch Protects 3,500 Acres of Carrizo Plain From Oil Development
The Bureau of Land Management won’t allow new drilling.
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