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Forest Projects Plan Phase One-B (SNC 1636)

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The Sierra Nevada Conservancy is amending grant agreement #1636 with the Upper Mokelumne River Watershed Authority to authorize fuel reduction treatments on approximately 1,456 additional acres along State Highway 88 in Amador County, California. This amendment is part of the larger 25,671-acre Forest Projects Plan Phase One, a non-commercial initiative focused on reducing forest ladder fuels, improving forest conditions, and protecting wildlife habitats within the Eldorado National Forest's Amador Ranger District. The scope of work includes mastication and hand treatments, with specific attention given to areas surrounding Aspen stands. The project is implemented through a partnership between the Upper Mokelumne River Watershed Authority and the Eldorado National Forest. All activities have been analyzed under the National Environmental Policy Act and are exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act pursuant to Public Resources Code section 4799.05(d)(1). The grant was originally awarded in March 2024, and the project is managed by the Sierra Nevada Conservancy with coordination provided by Mary Akens and Karen Quidachay.

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Amended grant authorizes 1,456-acre fuel reduction on Highway 88 to mitigate wildfire risk and enhance habitat.

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California → Sierra Nevada Conservancy

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AgencyCalifornia → Sierra Nevada Conservancy
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California → Sierra Nevada Conservancy
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Mary AkensGeneral Counsel
Karen QuidachayProgram Director

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The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) is amending grant agreement #1636 with the Upper Mokelumne River Watershed Authority for the Forest Projects Plan Phase One-B project, to authorize the use of grant funds on an additional approximately 1,456 acres of fuel reduction treatments along State Highway 88 in Amador County. Treatments include but are not limited to mastication and hand treatments, including some work around Aspen stands. The project is part of the larger landscape-scale 25,671-acre ENF Forest Projects Plan Phase One project, a timber stand and wildlife-habitat improvement and protection project designed to help prevent high-intensity, larger scale wildfires, improve forest conditions, and protect important wildlife habitat and other resources. Phase One consists of non-commercial actions to reduce forest ladder fuels and implement other forest-management activities on the Amador Ranger District. The amendment activities have been analyzed under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). All work would be implemented under a partnership between the Upper Mokelumne River Watershed Authority and Eldorado National Forest, consistent with NEPA documents governing the activities. In March of 2024 the SNC awarded a grant to the Upper Mokelumne River Watershed Authority to implement project #1636, Forest Projects Plan Phase One-B. The project involved fuels reduction activities which had been analyzed under NEPA, and SNC filed a Notices of Exemption pursuant to Public Resources Code 4799.05(d)(1) under SCH 2024030335.

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