Business · 06/12/2013Updated: 10/17/2026 · 1 min read

Stanislaus National Forest Proposes Plan to Remove Hazard Trees After Rim Fire

Summary

The Stanislaus National Forest plans to remove hazard trees and dead trees within the Rim Fire perimeter to capture economic value, improve safety, and enhance forest resilience.

Original source language: Federal Register — Agriculture DepartmentOpen original release →

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