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Land Management Planning
It is Department policy to write management plans for its Wildlife Areas and Ecological Reserves. Fish and Game Code section 1019 requires the Department to draft plans for any property wholly under its jurisdiction that is purchased after January 1, 2002 within a certain time frame.
Management plans are written to provide the necessary information for consistent and effective management of DFG lands, fulfill environmental analysis requirements, and support operational and infrastructural funding The Department has expended tremendous effort toward land management planning within the last several years and has received funding from recent bond acts to help accomplish this mandate. Many new properties are undergoing planning efforts, while other existing plans are being revised based on recent parcel additions, updated land management practices or any other substantive changes needed to update the original plan.
Recent Management Plans
- Carrizo Plain Ecological Reserve Land Management Plan and Initial Study Public Meeting
- Initial Study/Negative Declaration for Cosumnes River Preserve Management Plan
- Burton Mesa Ecological Reserve Final Land Management Plan and Environmental Impact Report
- Notice of Availability and intent to adopt an Initial Study/ Negative Declaration for the draft Caņada de los Osos Ecological Reserve Land Management Plan
- Cedar Roughs Wildlife Area Final Management Plan
- Notice of Availability and Intent to Adopt a Mitigated Negative Declaration (MND) for the Hollenbeck Canyon Wildlife Area Land Management Plan
- Notice of Determination for the Final Land Management Plan for the Heenan Lake Wildlife Area
- Knoxville Wildlife Area Final Management Plan
- Notice of Determination for the Lower Sherman Island Wildlife Area Land Management Plan
- Notice of Availability and Intent to Adopt an Initial Study/Negative Declaration for the Draft North Table Mountain Ecological Reserve Land Management Plan
- Notice of Availability and Intent to Adopt a Mitigated Negative Declaration for the Rancho Jamul Ecological Reserve Land Management Plan
- Initial Study & Proposed Negative Declaration for the Land Management Plan for the San Felipe Valley Wildlife Area
- Sacramento River Wildlife Area Land Management Plan
- Notice of Availability and Intent to Consider an Initial Study/NegativeDeclaration for the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Land Management Plan
