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EPIC National Forest ProjectPhase I - Fuels Treatment For Community Protection
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EPIC recently initiated a National Forest Conservation Project to protect the irreplaceable public values of the National Forests of Northwestern California. The core of this project are Anthony Ambrose and Christine Ambrose, formerly with Citizens for Better Forestry Plaintiffs on this lawsuit against the Forest Services proposal to salvage log in a roadless area are: Environmental Protection Information Center, Sierra Club, California Wilderness Coalition, Klamath Forest Alliance, Center for Biological Diversity, Klamath-Siskiyou Wildlands Center, and Forest Conservation Council. We are represented by Marc Fink of the Western Environmental Law Center. |
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Summer 2002 Federal Court Blocks Giant Logging Sale in Trinity Alps April 23, 2002 COURT SLAPS POST-FIRE LOGGING
PLAN NEAR TRINITY ALPS October 22, 2001 |
Photos of illegal hazard tree logging and Phase 1 logging in the
Roadless Area
Download PDF version of Comments on the "Phase I" fire salvage timber sale to the Six Rivers National Forest
Comment Letter (3 pages) Supplemental Comments (30 pages) |
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| Trees within unit #51, Mill Creek watershed photo: Christine Ambrose |
The red areas on the map represents the current round of proposed logging
on the Six Rivers NF. The grey lines and yellow areas show the fuelbreaks
and other areas that the Six Rivers NF wants to log in future proposals
Light green areas are inventoried roadless areas which should be added to
the Trinity Alps Wilderness (dark green). The area shown in purple is the
New River timber sale, which is being sold and analyzed seperately, even
though it is obviously part of the same project Piece-mealing large
projects into several smaller ones to avoid detecting obvious environmental
impacts is illegal
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