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Big Pine Riparian Resilience Project

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The Big Pine Riparian Resilience Project, managed by the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, focuses on reducing wildfire risks for the Big Pine community by treating riparian habitats and adjacent uplands on Los Angeles Department of Water Power property. The scope of work involves manual vegetation removal, herbicide application, and mechanical treatments to modify fuels. Priority is given to removing non-native and invasive species, as well as dead, dying, or hazardous native trees. While healthy native trees under 12 inches DBH and non-listed understory species may be removed to meet objectives, retained trees will generally be limbed to 6 feet. Operations will be restricted to dry channels and existing permanent roads to protect wetted areas. Ground-based equipment, including skid steers and chippers, will be used, with a preference for low ground pressure machinery under 10 PSI. Cut materials will be managed through lopping and scattering, chipping, pile burning, or hauling. This project is aligned with the 2025 CAL FIRE San Bernardino-Inyo-Mono Unit Fire Plan and the Inyo County Community Wildfire Protection Plan.

General Info

CAL FIRE will reduce wildfire risks via vegetation management in Big Pine riparian habitats.

Agency

California Forestry and Fire Protection, Department of

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Place of Performance

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Documents

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BDU Big Pine Riparian Resilience Project EPP NOE

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PostedSep 3

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyCalifornia Forestry and Fire Protection, Department of

Contacts1 person available

OfficeN/A

Organization / Agency

California Forestry and Fire Protection, Department of

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Contacts

David HaasForester II

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Full Description

Identified in the 2025 CAL FIRE San Bernardino-Inyo-Mono Unit Fire Plan and Inyo County Community Wildfire Protection Plan, this project aims to reduce wildfire risk to the community of Big Pine by treating strategic areas of riparian habitat and adjacent uplands on Los Angeles Department of Water Power (LADWP) property. Riparian treatments will include manual vegetation removal and subsequent herbicide application if necessary. Adjacent upland areas will also be treated to increase effectiveness and may include mechanical treatment. Work will occur in dry channels and next to wetted channels, with no removal of material from wetted areas. Large, downed material will be retained where feasible but may be redistributed to reduce fuel densities. Fuels will be modified via prioritized removal of non-native/invasive species including trees, dead and/or downed material including dead material from live individuals, and dead/dying/diseased/otherwise hazardous native trees of all sizes. Removal of non-listed native understory and upland species, and healthy native trees <12 DBH, may occur to meet retention objectives. Retained trees will be limbed 6 ft. except where roads require additional clearance. Ground-based equipment may include skid steers, chippers, curtain burners, and hauling trucks/trailers, for treatment of manually cut material, as well as vehicles and fire apparatus to support crews and burning operations. Low ground pressure equipment (<10 PSI) will be utilized to the extent feasible. Only existing permanent roads and watercourse crossings will be used. Depending on site conditions and timing, cut material will be lopped and scattered, chipped, burned in piles or a curtain burner, or hauled away.