Stewardship Council
The Pacific Forest and Watershed Lands Stewardship Council (Stewardship Council) was established in 2004 following the settlement of PG&E's bankruptcy and is responsible for the disposition and conservation of PG&E's watershed lands. There are a number of planning units in the Feather River region, and the Bucks Lake Planning Unit is one of four pilot projects in the state that are the first areas to go through the development of a final Land Conservation and Conveyance Plan.
More information on the Stewardship Council and the Feather River planning units is available on the Stewardship Council website.
Bucks Lake - Updated 11/16/09
A proposal team consisting of Enterprise Rancheria, Greenville Rancheria, and Plumas County submitted a Land Stewardship Proposal for Bucks Lake. The proposal team is in discussions with Stewardship Council staff to further develop the proposal for consideration by the Stewardship Council's Planning Committee.
Feather River Planning Units - Updated 11/16/09
The Stewardship Council has solicited Statements of Qualifications from entities that are interested in holding conservation easements or receiving land in fee title for the Feather River planning units and has announced that Lake Almanor, Mountain Meadows, Butt Valley, and Humbug Valley are included in the next group of planning units that will begin the land conservation and planning process. A group of Feather River agencies and organizations sent a letter to the Stewardship Council to ask for a coordinated approach to the Feather River planning units. The Stewardship Council is in the process of retaining a facilitator to help the interested parties develop collaborative proposals for the upper Feather River planning units.
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