Post Carr Fire Trail Rehabilitation and Invasive Species Removal at Whiskeytown National Recreation Area

The National Park Service intends to award a single-source cooperative agreement to the California Conservation Corps for the Post Carr Fire Trail Rehabilitation and Invasive Species Removal project at Whiskeytown National Recreation Area. The project aims to engage youth in trail rehabilitation and invasive species removal activities, providing training, work experience, and resource stewardship education. Key tasks include trail maintenance, stabilization of trail segments, brushing and opening of trail corridors, drainage feature repair, and invasive species removal. The project will improve safety and public access along the trails, re-establish functionality of cultural and historic features, and improve native plant communities. • The project will involve approximately 7,272 hours of work by CCC crews. • The project will cover approximately 67 miles of trails. • The project will include the removal of invasive non-native plant species in developed areas and along trails, covering approximately 60 acres. • The project will provide training, work experience, and resource stewardship education for CCC corps members.