Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit

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The Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit is a U.S. Forest Service administrative unit responsible for managing federal lands and natural resources in the Lake Tahoe Basin region.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States Forest Service administrative unit
protected area management unit
collaboratesWith Tahoe Regional Planning Agency
local governments in the Lake Tahoe Basin
state agencies of California
state agencies of Nevada
tribal governments in the Lake Tahoe Basin
country United States
focusesOn ecosystem health in the Lake Tahoe Basin
environmental restoration of the Lake Tahoe Basin
sustainable recreation in the Lake Tahoe Basin
wildfire risk reduction in the Lake Tahoe Basin
foundedBy United States Forest Service
linked to: U.S. Forest Service
governs use of federal lands around Lake Tahoe
hasWebsite https://www.fs.usda.gov/ltbmu
headquartersLocation South Lake Tahoe, California
linked to: South Lake Tahoe
jurisdiction United States federal government
languageOfWorkOrName English
locatedIn California
Lake Tahoe Basin
Nevada
Sierra Nevada
United States
manages Desolation Wilderness (portion within the Lake Tahoe Basin)
Lake Tahoe Basin National Forest lands
managingOrganization United States Forest Service
linked to: U.S. Forest Service
mission to manage and protect the natural resources of the Lake Tahoe Basin for current and future generations
oversees implementation of federal environmental laws on its lands
parentOrganization United States Forest Service
linked to: U.S. Forest Service
partOf United States Forest Service Pacific Southwest Region
regionCode Region 5 (Pacific Southwest Region)
regulates special use permits on federal lands in the Lake Tahoe Basin
responsibleFor campground management in the Lake Tahoe Basin
federal lands in the Lake Tahoe Basin
fire management in the Lake Tahoe Basin
forest health management in the Lake Tahoe Basin
fuel reduction projects in the Lake Tahoe Basin
natural resource management in the Lake Tahoe Basin
recreation management in the Lake Tahoe Basin
scenic resource management in the Lake Tahoe Basin
soil conservation in the Lake Tahoe Basin
trail system management in the Lake Tahoe Basin
water quality protection in the Lake Tahoe Basin
watershed protection in the Lake Tahoe Basin
wilderness management in the Lake Tahoe Basin
wildlife habitat management in the Lake Tahoe Basin

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Taylor Creek Visitor Center managedBy Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit
Lake Tahoe Basin hasProtectedArea Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit
Eldorado National Forest borders Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit
Ward Creek locatedInProtectedArea Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit
Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit manages Lake Tahoe Basin National Forest lands
linked to: Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit
Pacific Southwest Region (USFS Region 5) manages Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit
Desolation Wilderness trail network managingAuthority Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit
Tallac Historic Site partOf Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit
Tallac Historic Site governingBody U.S. Forest Service, Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit
linked to: Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit
Desolation Wilderness partOf Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit
Desolation Wilderness governingBody U.S. Forest Service Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit
linked to: Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit