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PANORAMIO Photo By Raniero Tazzi
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This THP is just above the town of Gualala, and has tributaries that drain into the Gualala River and the Pacific Ocean. Gualala Redwoods is planning a tractor and cable logging operation in second growth Douglas fir, redwood and tan oak at an elevation of 160 to 640 feet. The Gualala River is an important steelhead and coho fishery and is listed as impaired for temperature and sediment. There are 15 road drainage work sites including dip construction, rocking, and culvert cleaning. Unit 2 is oversized at 23 acres, and there are 2 small older slides in Unit 4. Long Beard Lichen was found in a streamside area, and there are 4 sites of Thin Lobed Horkelia on a road bordering Unit 3. 3 osprey nests were located within the vicinity of Unit 4. More information is available on the THP Tracking Center website.
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