Caldor Forest and Community Restoration Project
FreeDebris removal · Free, from El Dorado and Georgetown Divide Resource Conservation District
Roadside hazard tree removal in the Caldor Fire footprint, part of the county's recovery and rebuilding effort. Contact Courtney Jackson.
Most of this project is roadside work on national forest ground, not a service that comes onto private land: dead and dying trees within 200 feet of roads in the Eldorado National Forest, taken out by hand and by machine, in phases as money allows. The part that reaches a private owner is narrower and worth knowing about. The district has asked Grizzly Flats landowners to sign and return a Right of Entry Agreement so that hazardous trees can be removed from their property at no cost. Where this comes from
Listed on their own website or an official directory. We have not called it.
Where it applies
Also from El Dorado and Georgetown Divide Resource Conservation District
- El Dorado RCD Forester Technical AssistanceFreeForest health
Run by
El Dorado and Georgetown Divide Resource Conservation District
Resource conservation district100 Forni Rd Ste A, Placerville, CA, 95667
