Projects

This project will demolish two aged living quarters buildings at the Descanso Fire Station and rebuild one new living quarters building in the same place as one of the demolished buildings. A new septic system will be installed for the new building.

This project will utilize more than one native Jeffrey Pine seed source from within it's natural distribution range for reforestation to adjust for projected climate conditions. Project work will occur on approximately 97 acres near Filaree Flat.

This project is designed to support Fireshed Risk Reduction and Climate-Adapted Conservation through treatments for Reforestation, Post-Wildfire Forest Health, Pre-Wildfire Forest Health, Prescribed Fire and Hazardous Fuels Reduction.

The Trabuco Ranger District intends to extend the North Main Divide fuel break to include the North Sierra Peak area. This would increase the defensible landscape and firefighter access. Work would include vegetation removal and prescribed burning.

Orange County Public Works (OCPW) and their contractors will remove all post-fire debris and hazardous materials from 35 burnt cabins in Holy Jim and Trabuco Canyons. They will remove up to 300 hazard trees for public and worker safety. https://usfs-public.box.com/s/0n4zdwr4y1zcj976l32we8wtuzpauyuj.

Replacement of the current septic system and grease trap associated with The Outpost which is operated under a Special Use Permit with the Cleveland National Forest. A new 1,000 gallon grease trap and 1500 gallon septic will be installed.

Existing Barracks at Oak Grove and Goose Valley stations will be demolished and a new modular buildings will be installed. Failing septic systems will be replaced. Parking capacity will be expanded at the Goose Valley station.

The primary focus of the project is to reduce the risk of ignition along the State Highway System. This document covers treatment only on NFS land adjacent to Highway 74 from milepost 12.7 to 16.6. https://usfs.app.box.com/folder/376768247147?s=r93etnyaspw7axg5s7t43w6hsufwvpkn

The primary focus of the project is to reduce the risk of ignition along the State Highway System. Project is approximately 37.65 discontinuous acres between approximately postmile (PM) 35 and PM 48. https://usfs-public.box.com/s/zug5854p34xg3ol729bozb14zy968r9h

This project will analyze a historic grazing allotment that is not currently authorized for viability of grazing approximately 150 head months.

The Trabuco Ranger District intends to complete repair and reconstruction work on the West Horsethief and Trabuco Canyon trails. These trails have been closed to the public due to significant damage from wildfires.