Far Northern Region
Far Northern Region
The Far Northern Region of California encompasses the wild and natural features of the Smith River watershed just under the Oregon border, the coastal Lake Earl Lagoon, extends East through Modoc County including the Klamath River watershed and the Sátíttla proposed National Monument, and extends south through Mendocino County.
With the Klamath dam removal complete, and salmon returning to sections of the river above the removed dams for the first time in over a century, we are looking for the Eel River dam removal to be the next free-flowing, undammed river in California.
Coho salmon, the Northern spotted owl, Marbled murrelet, and Humboldt marten, all represent just a handful of the endangered and protected species in the Far North. Protecting the lands and waters within the Far North means safeguarding the future of these species.
- The Power in Nature Far Northern Regional Group meets monthly on the third Monday at 2 p.m. via Zoom. Reach out to Josefina Barrantes to join!
- Join us at the Jackson Demonstration State Forest public meetings to learn about the new management and timber harvest plans and share feedback. Sign-up here to attend.
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