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Crews plan hazard tree removal along Bizz Johnson Trail

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The following press releases was published by the Bureau of Land Management on May 12. It is reproduced in full below.

SUSANVILLE, Calif. - Bureau of Land Management crews will be felling hazard trees along two sections of the Bizz Johnson National Recreation Trail on Thursday and Friday, May 18 and 19. There will be no trail closures. Crew members may temporarily block areas for safety while work is underway.

Crews will be working along the trail just west of the Devil’s Corral trestle, about seven miles west of Susanville, and in the Hobo Camp Day Use Area on the west edge of Susanville. Work will continue on a more limited basis over the next several weeks until all the hazard trees have been removed.

The trees are dying or dead from drought impacts, insect infestation and other factors.

Source: Bureau of Land Management

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