The Mendocino National Forest is hosting a public meeting on July 8 regarding the North Shore Restoration Project near Clear Lake. This initiative aims to restore forest and watershed health, addressing ongoing water quality issues like harmful algal blooms and invasive species in Clear Lake, California’s largest freshwater lake. The surrounding restoration work will enhance watershed conditions, reduce sediment runoff, and support native vegetation. Public input is a crucial part of the National Environmental Policy Act process, which ensures community involvement in federal projects impacting public lands. The meeting is open to all and will be held in Upper Lake. For details, contact the Mendocino National Forest or Upper Lake Ranger District.
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Public Meeting on Key Restoration Efforts at Clear Lake in Mendocino National Forest
By Terrain News
