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Mendocino National Forest Overview and Timber Policy
The Mendocino National Forest, established 1907, covers about 1,082,600 acres with 866,800 government owned and 215,800 private lands. It outlines annual allowable cuts around 70 MM board feet, six counties affected, and detailed logging policies including high risk marking, unit area control, and Sugar Pine Management areas to protect disease-prone sites. Road construction, erosion control, and fire prevention measures are described, along with recent fire data, increasing forest use, and the first year with net receipts exceeding expenditures by 176,863 dollars. County receipts for 1955 are listed across Lake, Glenn, Mendocino, Tehama, Trinity, and Colusa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendocino National Forest
Theodore Roosevelt
Mendocino Forest
Stow Canyon
Lake County
Colusa County
Glen
Mendocino
Tehama
Trinity
Thames Creek
Alder Springs
Stony Creek
Clear Lake-San Hedrin
Eel River
National Forest
Acre
National “Foresta of
Can
Timber Purchasts
California
Rites Lake
Eee
Glenn
Trinity - It
Colusa