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Six Rivers National Forest lies east of Redwood State and National Parks in northwestern California, and stretches southward from the Oregon border for about 140 miles. It encompasses 957,590 National Forest acres and 133,410 acres of other ownership. more »

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[Thumbnail]: Karuk Flag. "Following the Smoke" Project Wins ACHP Chairman's Award »
A U.S. Forest Service project conducted in conjunction with the Karuk Indigenous Basketweavers and other partners, received the ACHP Chairman's Award for Federal Achievement in Historic Preservation.

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[Thumbnail]: The Golden Age Logo. Water Safety on the Northcoast »
Boating and fishing on the Northcoast rivers and coastal beaches can be fun and exciting. The Water Safety Council would like to make sure your visit to the Northcoast is safe as well.

[Thumbnail]: The Golden Age Logo. Golden Passports »
Beginning April 18, 2003, Golden Passports will be honored at more National Forest fee sites! Before purchasing a local or regional pass, consider your choices.

[Thumbnail]: Leaf from an oak tree affected by Sudden Oak Death. Sudden Oak Death »
Pest Alert: Tens of thousands of tanoak, coast live oak, California black oak, Shreve oak, and madrone have been killed by a newly identified species, Phytophthora ramorum, which causes Sudden Oak Death.

[Thumbnail]: Port-Orford-cedar on the bank of a stream. Port-Orford-cedar »
Port-Orford-cedar is a conifer tree found in southwestern Oregon and northwestern California. It is infected by an introduced pathogen, Phytophthora lateralis, which causes Port-Orford-cedar root disease.

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