Mill Creek Forest Restoration and Monitoring Activities for 2015: Del Norte Coast Redwoods State Park Final Report for the Wildlife Conservation Board Forest Conservation Grant

2015. Mill Creek Forest Restoration and Monitoring Activities for 2015: Del Norte Coast Redwoods State Park Final Report for the Wildlife Conservation Board Forest Conservation Grant. Redwood National and State Parks. Redwood National and State Parks, California

This report discusses the "California State Parks (CSP) completed treatment on 7 acres of unnaturally dense forests (Figure 1). The areas were treated with CSP crews, which is a departure from past years where private contractors had been used to implement the treatments. The 2015 areas required a more complex prescription that could be implemented more effectively using Park personnel with backgrounds in forest ecology. CSP also delineated boundaries and completed rare plant surveys on an additional 370 acres. The completion of this preliminary work will make CSP more prepared to treat these 370 acres when funding allows. Rare plant surveys must be conducted at the appropriate time of year, so completing them ahead of time can prevent delays in future implementation."

Type
Unpublished Report
Date of Issue
2015
Publisher
Redwood National and State Parks
Units
REDW
Keywords
California State Parks, Forest conservation, forest health, forest restoration, Mill Creek, monitoring, surveys, thinning

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