Helping Nature Store Our Water

Can a new plan for the wash that runs between Redlands and Highland protect flowers, animals and mining?

The 4,800 acres where the Santa Ana River has rolled out of the steep mountains and meandered through flat, scrubby eastern San Bernardino Valley is rare, government agencies, conservationists and miners would agree. Owned and managed by a patchwork of interests, until now there has been no unifying plan to balance the need for aggregate, groundwater recharge and habitat for endangered species, all of which have limited placement options.
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Default 9 22 2023 DFR ( pdf, 131 KB ) (10 downloads)
pdf 9 21 2023 DFR ( pdf, 131 KB ) (12 downloads)
pdf Wash Plan Natural Resource Management Plan 2023 ( pdf, 14.46 MB ) (8 downloads)
Default 9 20 2023 DFR ( pdf, 505 KB ) (17 downloads)
Default 9 19 2023 DFR ( pdf, 505 KB ) (25 downloads)

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