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New project more than doubles size of fire reduction work in Stanislaus National Forest

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The new SERAL 2.0 project, announced Nov. 17, adds more than 160,000 additional acres. SERAL efforts will span more than 280,000 acres in a Yosemite Stanislaus Solutions collaborative area. The project includes 213,061 acres in Forest Service jurisdiction, with portions in the Calaveras, Groveland, Mi-Wok, and Summit Ranger Districts.

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New project more than doubles size of fire reduction work in Stanislaus National Forest

The Stanislaus National Forest and the U.S. Forest Service have a new plan to more than double what they’ve already called the largest green forest management project in the forest’s 126-year history, and this time they’re including goats and sheep…

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