Forest Management in the Foresthill Area

	Forest Management in the Foresthill area    · Managing is to direct or control the use in and around         Foresthill.    · The protection of historical and other trails.    · To protect historical landmarks and artifacts.    · To Keep Foresthill the ways it was first discovered.
No-Hands-Bridge Trail photo found at Google Enhancements made by J.M & P.K.S

Why is management important?

· To keep the forest in good shape.
· For the viewing of the people.
· Safe for animals habitats at the same time.

	Examples of forest management around Foresthill: · The foresthill divide trail for bike riding · Sugar Pine Dam and Reservoir, Foresthill
Foresthill Bridge found at Exite.

Some management groups are:
· The Robie Foundation
· Tahoe National Forest

Created by J.M & P.K.S, students of Computer Applications in Science an elective of Richmond High School's Science and Industry Partnership Academy(SITPA).
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