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Eastern Sierra Climate and Communities Resilience Project #61827

Project collaboration website link: https://www.eswildfirealliance.org/esccrp. Approx. 58,000 acre forest restoration project around the Town of Mammoth Lakes. Activities may include thinning of live and dead trees, pile burning, mechanical and hand.

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We appreciate your time and interest in management of the Inyo National Forest.

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	Augustine, Justin	11/18/2022	195 KB	[id:4661]Scoping (Scoping Period) (Total Letters: 10)
	McFarland, Paul	11/18/2022	105 KB	[id:4661]Scoping (Scoping Period) (Total Letters: 10)

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