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PANORAMIC Photo By Aaron17 |
This THP is about 14 miles NE of Trinidad, CA and about 4 miles east of Redwood National Park at an elevation of 1,200 to 2,800 feet. Green Diamond Resource Company is planning a mostly clearcut tractor and cable logging operation on steep and unstable slopes in Douglas fir and redwood forests. The THP area flows into the Lower Klamath River which is listed as an impaired watershed for sediment, temperature, dissolved oxygen and nutrients. There are 25 unstable areas in the THP area including: 2 shallow rapid landslide terrain sites in unit A, 13 shallow rapid landslide terrain sites and 1 deep seated landslide terrain site in unit B, 3 shallow rapid landslide terrain sites and 1 deep seated landslide terrain site in unit C, and 5 shallow rapid landslide terrain sites and 1 deep seated landslide terrain site in unit E. Green Diamond Resource Company is planning to construct a new seasonal road across an unstable area. 17 road drainage sites are planned for work including rocking, dip construction, ditch cleaning, culvert repair/replacement and restoration of washed out crossings. Golden eagles have been spotted within .5 miles of units A, B, C, D and E, and there are spotted owl nesting territories within .25 miles of units B and C.
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