Lost Man Creek Watershed Restoration Plan Environmental Assessment

RNSP. 2006. Lost Man Creek Watershed Restoration Plan Environmental Assessment. Redwood National and State Parks. Redwood National & State Parks, CA

An Environmental Assessement of the Lost Man Creek watershed restoration project. "The NPS proposes to remove all or part of about 28 miles of abandoned logging roads in the Lost Man Creek watershed. This action is needed to control erosion, restore watershed functions, and protect park resources damaged by past land use and threatened by erosion associated with logging roads, especially high quality anadromous fish habitat. This plan describes three alternatives for erosion control and treatments to restore lands disturbed by logging and roads in Lost Man Creek over the next 6-10 years. The “no action” alternative includes a description of previous road removal work in the watershed. Two action alternatives for erosion control and restoration in the watershed through treatment of the remaining roads are presented." [Excerpt from introduction.] Sections of this report include: introduction, purpose and need for action, alternatives, affected environment, environmental consequences of the alternatives, coordination and consultation, references, appendices (public scoping letter, roads to be treated, and best management practices to minimize effects on fish), and glossary.

Type
Administrative
Authors
RNSP
Date of Issue
2006-06-27
Publisher
Redwood National and State Parks
Units
REDW
Keywords
Environmental Assessment (EA), Lost Man Creek, Management, Park Planning, Planning, planning documents, Project planning, Restoration, Watershed, Watershed Management, Watershed planning, watershed restoration plan

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