John Driscoll of the Eureka Times-Standard reports miles of roads will be removed, hundreds of acres of forest improved and trails will be built over the next two years as part of a $9 million federal stimulus package for Redwood National and State Parks.
The funds will help complete the decade-long effort to pull more than 50 miles of old logging roads from the Lost Man Creek watershed. About $2.5 million from the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act of 2009 will go toward removing the last 4 miles of remaining road, and for upgrading access roads and improving a trail popular with mountain bikers and hikers.
The project aims to prevent millions of tons of sediment from bleeding into Lost Man Creek and protect about a third of the watershed that is untouched old-growth redwood forest, said parks geologist Mike Sanders. The parks have put in about $12 million since the work began in 2000.
tytyuyity On the evening of May 9th Palmer Taylor and Justin Coupe will be joining Tom Skerritt and members of the Wild Steelhead Coalition for a pre-screening reception in the beautiful Walker-Ames Room at the University of Washington. Following the reception will be a screening of Rivers of a Lost Coast in the Kane Hall Auditorium. Replica Watches
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