Cleveland National Forest

Projects & Plans

2007 Planning Meeting

Quarterly Reports

Four times a year, the Cleveland National Forest publishes a quarterly Schedule of Proposed Actions (SOPA) which provides project information, status, and contacts. The Current SOPA is now available in PDF format.

Land Resource Monitoring and Management Report

For the full Land Resource Monitoring and Management Report for 2008, please follow this link»

Forest Projects

• Travel Management - Motor Vehicle Use Maps (MVUM)

• Horsethief Vegetation Management Project - Decanso Ranger District

• Proposed Expansion of Remote Training Site by the Department of Navy (DON) on lands managed by the Cleveland National Forest and BLM. The U.S. Navy's Remote Training Site is located on the Cleveland National Forest near the unincorporated community of Warner Springs in northeastern San Diego County.
  

• Abandoned Laguna Air Force Base Project

• San Diego Gas & Electric Master Permit

• Upper San Diego River Unauthorized Route Decommisioning Project

• Gold-Spotted Oak Borer

• Corte Madera Vegetation Treatment Project

• South Main Divide Vegetation Treatment Project

• Blue Jay Campground Scoping Letter

• Mesa Grande and Mendenhall Allotments Environmental Analysis Scoping Package and Maps

• Recreation Residence Special Use Permit - Review Environmental Analysis (EA)

• Travel Management Route Designation - The Cleveland National Forest is in the process of developing the Off Highway Motor Vehicle Recreation Grant application for 2009.

• Palomar Ranger District's Community Defense Program - Vegetation-fuels managements projects.

• Collaborative Management of Raptors and Raptor Habitat - Please see this page for information on seasonal closures relating to raptor nesting habitat.

• Recreation Facility Analysis

• Trabuco Ranger District eradication of non-native planet species proposal - The Trabuco Ranger District proposes to eradicate non-native riparian perennial plant species on approximately 55 acres in west-facing canyons in the Santa Ana Mountains.