Lake County Umbrella Watershed Council

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Ridgetop to Ridgetop Restoration

Forest Health & Juniper Thinning

Forest Health & Juniper Thinning

Forest Health & Juniper Thinning

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 Juniper expansion has shown a negative impact on forage production, wildlife habitat, fire cycles, and overall watershed functions. Treatment options are available to reverse this trend. Forest health projects are NOT just limited to juniper removal. Treatment can include pine and aspen stand enhancement as well. 

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Riparian Area Management

Forest Health & Juniper Thinning

Forest Health & Juniper Thinning

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 The Lake County Umbrella Watershed Council works with landowners to implement practical, but efficient riparian area restoration strategies. These strategies allow operators to sustain a productive forage community for livestock feed without compromising the riparian area. 

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Stream Restoration

Forest Health & Juniper Thinning

Education & Outreach

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 The health of our streams is a direct reflection of the health of our land. The Lake County Umbrella Watershed Council is committed to helping landowners improve watershed function and stream channel health. Streams connect the mountains to the valleys, the headwaters to the lakes, and the people to the land. 

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Education & Outreach

Fish Passage & Screening

Education & Outreach

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 The Council provides education activities for youth and adults throughout Lake County. We connect youth and landowners to experts in the field to provide information about natural resources, watershed function, restoration techniques, and more.  

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Fish Passage & Screening

Fish Passage & Screening

Fish Passage & Screening

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 Maintaining water resources for our agriculture community and native fish populations is important to the Lake County Umbrella Watershed Council. Working cooperatively with landowners and agency partners can lead to a win-win scenario where efficient irrigation and watering systems are implemented, while providing fish passage and quality habitat for native fish species.  

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Consultation

Fish Passage & Screening

Fish Passage & Screening

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 Lake County Umbrella Watershed Council Project Managers can help you develop a project and connect you to valuable resources. Whether you already have ideas about your land and waterways or not, the first step in any watershed restoration or enhancement project is consultation. We are happy to help!      

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Project Highlights

Warner Basin FIP

Thomas Creek Forest Health

Thomas Creek Forest Health

An innovative partnership that benefits an at-risk fish species and local water-users.

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Thomas Creek Forest Health

Thomas Creek Forest Health

Thomas Creek Forest Health

Scheduled for implementation in 2020. A large-scale forest health effort.

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North Warner Forest Health

Forest Health Stakeholder Engagement

Forest Health Stakeholder Engagement

The first of many large-scale forest health efforts. 

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Forest Health Stakeholder Engagement

Forest Health Stakeholder Engagement

Forest Health Stakeholder Engagement

Forest Restoration in Lake and Klamath Counties 

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How Does It Work?

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