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Natural Bridges Monarch Grove Fuels Reduction

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The Natural Bridges Monarch Grove Fuels Reduction project, managed by the California Department of Parks and Recreation, aims to enhance monarch overwintering habitat at Natural Bridges State Beach in Santa Cruz, California. The scope of work involves using chainsaws to consolidate downed materials and accumulate ladder fuels into approximately 20 burn piles within the Monarch Butterfly Nature Preserve. To protect the monarch population, these activities will be completed prior to the overwintering season. Prescribed pile burning is scheduled to take place between April and May 2027, ensuring that conditions are favorable for burning and that all monarchs have migrated away from the site. This project is associated with CEQA Notice of Exemption #14614 and was posted as a forecast on October 1, 2026. Primary coordination for the project is handled by Senior Park and Recreation Specialist Linda Hitchcock.

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California Parks and Recreation, Department of

NAICS

115310 - Support Activities for Forestry

Place of Performance

Swanton Blvd and Deleware Ave., Santa Cruz, CA, 95060

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AgencyCalifornia Parks and Recreation, Department of

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California Parks and Recreation, Department of

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Linda HitchcockSenior Park and Recreation Specialist

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+1 (555) 000-0000

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Project consists of fuels reduction at Natural Bridges State Beach for the purpose of enhancing monarch overwintering habitat. Work will take place prior to the overwintering season and will consist of using chainsaws to consolidate downed materials and accumulating ladder fuels into approximately 20 burn piles within the Monarch Butterfly Nature Preserve. Pile burning will occur April-May 2027 when conditions are favorable for prescription burning and after all monarchs have migrated away from the overwintering site.

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