FOREST HEALTH AND DEFENSIBLE SPACE

Improving and maintaining the health of our forests include reducing the risks of catastrophic wildfires, erosion and sedimentation, and helping communities residing within forested areas.

Firefighters managing a controlled burn in a forest.

Shasta County CWPP Update

Shasta County Community Wildfire Protection Plan

WSRCD Forest Management Plan Development

Project Map of Phase 1 I-5 Corridor Fuels Reduction

I-5 Corridor Fuels Reduction Phase 1

China Gulch Fuel Break Phase II

Fuel Reduction Maintenance on the China Gulch Fuel Break

China Gulch Fuel Break Project (Initial Treatment, 2019)

Shaded fuelbreak construction.

May contain: trail, path, vegetation, plant, woodland, nature, outdoors, forest, tree, and land

Castle Crags Root Creek (39-06)

Access Road Fuel Reduction.

May contain: fire, forest fire, and nature

Carr Fire Pollution Mitigation Project (27-30)

Erosion control treatment for areas affected by the Carr Fire.

May contain: vegetation, plant, woodland, forest, land, tree, nature, outdoors, grove, wilderness, and bush

City of Shasta Lake Section B (37-05)

Shaded fuelbreak construction.

Shingletown Ridge Phase 2 (30-14)

Shaded fuelbreak within Wildland-Urban Interface (WUI).

Shasta County CWPP (35-48)

Community Wildfire Protection Plans for Shasta County in 2016.

May contain: map, diagram, plot, and atlas

County-wide Fuelbreak Mapping (18-86)

County-wide mapping of fire fuels reduction projects, fire history, land ownership and more.

May contain: person, human, meal, and food

Sign up for updates from Western Shasta Resource Conservation District

Website Accessibility Statement