Windmill THP 1-03-232 Sierra Pacific Industries 
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Result of 14 voters
Key - Excellent: 5 points; Very Good: 4 points; Good: 3 points; Average: 2 points; Poor: 1 points; (Average points in brackets)
(1) This watershed has experienced severe clear cut harvest practices. - 3 voters (5.00) BAR
(2) This harvest plan threatens the habitat of several species of concern including mountain beavers, Sonoma tree vole, chinook salmon and steelhead. - 2 voters (5.00) BAR
(3) These watersheds are some of the most sensitive with high rainfall rates and constant seismic activity. - 2 voters (5.00) BAR
(4) Davis:HolliHarvestUnits#4 - 1 voter (5.00) BAR
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transpixel Davis Creek is a small coastal Humboldt County Watershed. transpixel
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transpixel This watershed has experienced severe clear cut harvest practices. transpixel
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transpixel Clear cuts in this watershed removed riparian trees and left streams exposed and lacking large wood for future recruitment. transpixel
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Davis Creek is a small coastal Humboldt County Watershed. *
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This watershed has experienced severe clear cut harvest practices. *
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Clear cuts in this watershed removed riparian trees and left streams exposed and lacking large wood for future recruitment. *
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transpixel This harvest plan proposes to remove remnant patches of unentered old growth Douglas fir forest. transpixel
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transpixel This harvest plan threatens the habitat of several species of concern including mountain beavers, Sonoma tree vole, chinook salmon and steelhead. transpixel
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transpixel These watersheds are some of the most sensitive with high rainfall rates and constant seismic activity. transpixel
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This harvest plan proposes to remove remnant patches of unentered old growth Douglas fir forest. *
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This harvest plan threatens the habitat of several species of concern including mountain beavers, Sonoma tree vole, chinook salmon and steelhead. *
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These watersheds are some of the most sensitive with high rainfall rates and constant seismic activity. *
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transpixel The recent harvests using harsh clear cut methods have exacerbated mass wasting. transpixel
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transpixel This harvest plan extends into Hollister Creek a tributary of Bear River. transpixel
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transpixel Davis creek upland areas show extreme damage from recent timber harvests. transpixel
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The recent harvests using harsh clear cut methods have exacerbated mass wasting. *
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This harvest plan extends into Hollister Creek a tributary of Bear River. *
Viewed: 950 times.
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Davis creek upland areas show extreme damage from recent timber harvests. *
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