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Timber Regulation and Forest Restoration FundMay 29th, 2020
The Mendocino Coast Hydrologic Unit covers nine Hydrologic Areas in Mendocino County. All the major river systems on the Mendocino Coast are identified on the US EPA’s 303(d) List as impaired waterbodies for sediment and most are also “listed” for temperature impairment. In November 2004, the North Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board (NCRWQCB) adopted the Sediment TMDL Implementation Policy for the North Coast Region, included all of the sediment impaired watersheds in the Mendocino County Hydrologic Unit. Scale and land-use in the largest Mendocino Coastal watersheds are as follows: Ten Mile River—120 sq. miles privately owned and majority of the land is in silviculture; Noyo River—113 sq. miles primarily silviculture; Big River—181 sq. miles, silviculture and ranching; Garcia River—114 sq. miles, silviculture, ranching, dairy, and gravel mining; Gualala River—300 sq. miles, silviculture, orchards, viticulture, and ranching.
