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  Susan Price, Director


 
PO Box 1445
  60 Glen Road
  Weaverville,  CA 96093

  Phone....(530) 623-1458
  Fax........(530) 623-1646
 

 BUSINESS HOURS:


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8:00 am to 12:00 pm
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o 04:00 pm 
      
 GENERAL LINKS:

 
 LAFCO & Special Districts

 Noxious Weed Management
 

 RELATED LINKS:

Mainstem Fishery Restoration EIS/EIR.
Salmon and Steelhead Trout Restoration Account. Trinity Management Council

Trinity River Restoration Program (TRRP)
TRRP is a Bureau of Reclamation Adaptive Environmental Assessment and Management program designed to improve assessment and management of the Trinity River by implementing the recommendations of the Trinity River Flow Evaluation Report and the Trinity River Mainstem Fishery EIS, as mandated by the Trinity Record of Decision, and as directed by the Trinity Management Council.
Trinity Management Council (TMC)
The TMC is a multi-agency group designed to provide overall guidance and direction to the TRRP in order to restore, enhance, and conserve natural production of anadromous fisheries, native plant communities, and associated wildlife resources
of the Trinity River basin in sufficient quantity and quality to ensure long-term sustainability.
Trinity River Adaptive Management Working Group (TAMWG) The TAMWG is a working group that provides an opportunity for Trinity River stakeholders to give policy, management advice, and recommendations for implementation of restoration efforts to the TMC.
US Bureau of Reclamation Central Valley Operation Office Central Valley Project Homepage which includes supply reports, reservoir data, fishery reports, operational forecasts, and Water Year Allocation information.
California Data Exchange Center
Live and up to date information for Trinity River flow, tributaries inflows, Trinity Lake inflow/discharge/storage, and Lewiston Lake discharge.
Trinity County Resource Conservation District (TCRCD) The TCRCD is a special district responsible for conservation and education projects encompassing 2.1 million acres in rural Trinity County.
Klamath Restoration Council
Restoration efforts in the Klamath watershed.
Westlands Water District
WWD is the major beneficiary of the Trinity River. Check out what is being done with the water.

 

 

 

 

 

Trinity River

Trinity ROD Implementation

Natural Resources &
 Long Range Planning

Documents

Trinity River Flow Evaluation Final Report

Trinity River Mainstem Fishery Restoration
Environmental Impact Statement/Report

Trinity River Record of Decision

How the Trinity River Lost Its Water: by Dane Durham, J.D.
 

Natural Resources Presentations

General Trinity River Presentation
(Trinity River and it's role in
California's water wars!)

Partnerships

US Environmental Protection Agency Targeted Watershed Grant Program 2005

Trinity River/Lower Klamath EPA TWG Proposal

 

General Plan Update:

  GPAC Public Documents 

  GPAC Application Cover Letter

  GPAC Application Form
2003 Housing Element
Safety Element
 

Five Counties Program:
www.5counties.org
The Five Counties Program, which is based within the Trinity County Natural Resources Division, is
responsible for the implementation of the conservation strategy formed by the Counties of Del Norte, Humboldt, Trinity, Mendocino, and Siskiyou to protect the economic and social resources of those counties. This goal is achieved by providing for the conservation and restoration ofsalmonid populations to healthy and sustainable levels and to base decisions on watershed rather than county boundaries.

Leading the State

Trinity County is part of seven counties in the North Coast region contributing to the development of the North Coast Integrated Regional Water Management Plan as set forth under CA Proposition 50. Developing this Plan enables the County to be eligible for project planning and implementation funding allocated within Chapter 8 of Proposition 50.

  

Invasive Weed Information

The Trinity County Weed Management Cooperative is a multi-agency and stakeholder group that meets four times a year to discuss and implement invasive species management based upon consensus. The purpose of the group is to have a collaborative, effective and environmentally sound effort made to educate the public and make weed management strategies using scientifically based integrated pest management principles to reduce the spread of noxious weeds.    

          
 

The Nature Conservancy has a fantastic database of all kinds of

Invasive plant species, ways to treat and prevent spreading of noxious weeds, planting alternatives, and detailed illustrations.

 

 

 

  

Weaver Basin Wetlands

The Weaver Basin Wetlands were completed in 2004 as a joint project implemented by the Five Counties Program, TCRCD, and the Natural Resources Conservation Service. The wetlands, which are located adjacent to Weaver Creek, were constructed on a 58 acre easement in the Weaverville Industrial Area Complex. The purpose of the project is to provide Flood Protection, Water Quality Improvement, Habitat Improvement, and Recreational Use.

 

 

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