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2014-19005 Sequoia National Forest, California; Tobias Forest Ecosystem Restoration Project Notice The Forest Service proposes ecological restoration in the Tobias Forest Ecosystem Restoration Project (Tobias Project) by encouraging a healthy and diverse forest ecosystem that is resilient to the effects of wildfire, drought, disease, and other disturbances. The Tobias Project is located in the Greenhorn Mountains on the Western Divide Ranger District, between Alta Sierra and Johnsondale in Tulare County, California. This project includes commercially thinning stands of mature trees (smaller than 30 inches diameter at breast height) to increase heterogeneity and resilience on 960 acres. An additional 3,300 acres are proposed for hand thinning of immature trees. To restore the historic species composition, areas selected for thinning would favor Jeffrey and sugar pines, oak, and other shade intolerant species. 2014-08-12 2014 8 https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2014/08/12/2014-19005/sequoia-national-forest-california-tobias-forest-ecosystem-restoration-project https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/FR-2014-08-12/pdf/2014-19005.pdf Agriculture Department; Forest Service 12,209 The Forest Service proposes ecological restoration in the Tobias Forest Ecosystem Restoration Project (Tobias Project) by encouraging a healthy and diverse forest ecosystem that is resilient to the effects of wildfire, drought, disease, and other...  

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