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Maps of Lassen County
Cover photo of Thompson Peak by Karen Roesler FREE Great Selection New & Pre-owned Vehicles Huge Discounts Authorized Service Department Susanville Ford & Auto Center California Highway Patrol to to Su sa nv ille Alt u ras to R en o Credit Problems are NO PROBLEM! Sales Open: M-F 8-7 • Sat 9-6 • Sun 10-5 Trade-Ins Welcome PAID FOR OR NOT! Service Hours: M-F 7:30-5 Corner of Hwy 36 & Richmond Rd. Susanville 2 Lassen County town maps Page Bizz Johnson Trail......................30 Clear Creek ................................28 Doyle..........................................18 Eagle Lake area..........................12 Emerson Lake area.....................10 Herlong - Sierra Army Depot.....24 High Desert State Prison ............17 Janesville....................................14 Johnstonville area.......................16 Lake Forest Estates ....................12 Lassen Community College .......23 Leavitt Lake Subdivision ...........17 Litchfield...............................20-21 Milford .......................................22 Patton Village .............................26 Pine Town...................................29 Spalding Tract ............................12 Standish......................................20 Susanville..................................6-9 Westwood...................................29 To advertise in the next issue of the Since 1988 (530) 257-8279 All phases of Construction Residential / Commercial Skip Jones, Owner/Contractor Lic. #705172 Lassen County Book of Maps call the Lassen County Times at (530) 257-5321 Quality healthcare, your choice...Our commitment Northeastern Rural Health Clinic 1850 Spring Ridge Drive, Susanville Your Community Health Center Westwood Family Practice 209 Birch Street, Westwood Mon., Wed., Thurs., Fri., 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. URGENT CARE WALK-IN HOURS IN SUSANVILLE MON-FRI, 8am-7pm • SAT, 8am-1pm & 2pm-5pm 530-251-5000 530-256-3152 Urgent Care, Women's Health, Family Medicine, OB/GYN, Pediatrics, Family Dentistry, Health Education, WIC, Telemedicine Services Owen's Pharmacy located in the Northeastern Clinic, Susanville, can mail your prescriptions to your home FREE! Call 252-4315 for details! Sliding Scale • Medi-Cal • Medicare • Commercial Insurance • Family Pact • CMSP • We will sign you up for insurances if you qualify. A service of Northeastern Rural Health Clinics 3 Map of Lassen Lake Britton County Legend County Boundary Lookout To I-5 Lake Britton Ahjumawi Lava Springs State Park National Park National Forest State Park BLM Land Military Land Divided Highway Scenic Byway Pacific Crest Trail 395 Burney Th Wi Thousand Lakes Wilderness Poison Lake US Highway California Highway County Seat Airport Roadside Rest Area Wildlife Viewing Area Ski Area Campground To Redding LASSEN VOLCANIC NATIONAL PARK Caribou Wilderness A Miles from Susanville to other cities To Red Bluff Mineral D M Alturas . . . . . .105 Boise . . . . . . .483 Chico . . . . . . .105 Klamath Falls 170 LASSEN Las Vegas . . .526 NATIONAL Los Angeles . .555 FOREST Medford . . . . .224 To Pendleton . . . .500 Chico Phoenix . . . . .811 Portland . . . . .458 Red Bluff . . . .108 Redding . . . . .112 Reno . . . . . . . .84 Sacramento . .194 PLUMAS San Francisco 270 NATIONAL Seattle e .U.S. . . .Department . .638 of Agriculture (USDA) prohibits discrimination in all its programs and activities on Cth R FOREST Spokane . . . .sex, .700 plicable, marital status, familial status, parental stat us, religion, sexual orientation, genetic information, sex, marital status, familial status, p any public assistance program. (Not all prohibited bases apply to all programs.) Vancouver . . .780 's income is derived from C PA IF IC mmunication of program information (Braille, large print, audiot ape, etc.) should contact USDA's TARG i t f di i i ti it t USDA Di t Offi f Ci il Ri ht 1400 I d d A SW To Oroville t MODOC Moon NATIONAL FOREST Lake To Alturas Madeline Lassen County LASSEN NATIONAL FOREST Ma de line Termo Plains CALIFORNIA Willow Creek Wildlife Area McCoy Flat Res. Susanville Peak 6,576 Shaffer Mtn. 6,736 A21 Coppervale Ski Hill Susanville Bass Hill Wildlife Area (4,255 ft) ed Sk d ad le Fredonyer Snowmobile Park Litchfield Standish Honey Lake Wildlife Area Wendel Dyer Mtn Thompson Peak 7,795 Milford PLUMAS NATIONAL FOREST Doyle vities on basis of race, col or, national origin, age, disability, and where Cthe RE ST TRAIL formation, political beliefs, reprisal, or because all or part of an individPlumas Eureka programs.) Persons with disabilities who require alternative means for Park A's TARGET Center at (202) State 720-2600 (voice and TDD). To file a comS W W hi t D C 20250 9410 ll (800) 795 3272 ( i ) Vinton To Truckee To Reno NEVADA BLM LAND M tns IC Susanville Pine View Mobile Home Park SUSANVILLE INDIAN RANCHERIA Morning Glo ry Wy Num a Rd Twilight Cir Heather Way Barbara St Pa iute Ln Covey Ct Monte Vista Way SUSANVILLE RANCH PARK N Wea Hamawwi Ct th H arri erlow St so n S Lowr t y St Gran d Ave Joaquin St Sheriff JAIL Lovel l N Roo p St N Las s n St D N Ga Mape y St le St illon Ct Maple Parkd Ct ale A N Unio ve n St View Dr Vista CDF To Chester/Westwood and Lassen National Park Jeffrey Ln Pratt ville Rd Harris Dr Ches Oak S A del ine S Ad ell Ins pira tion S Unio n St BJ S La ssen W all S t Cypress S m St St noc hA Min ve ckl er Ave niper St t S CofC N R a il Ful t ver n a L e Ave n Bizz Johnson Trail to MHP Mason Station Trailhead, then on to Westwood 29 miles. Follow signs along trail. ner BJ od St ia A ve Ho Par dee Ale Ave x Ave an der Lim o BJ = Trailhead for BJ St PAT LI TTLMURPHY E LEA GUE P K o Ora SA t CarroS ll sh Su Mill san St Miller Rd Ho C o urt St COURT Riv bo Ca er BJ SUSANVILLE mp HOUSE CEMETERY Brash Rd ear S Pin e St St S Roo S Ga St y St Hill cre st R d NQ St uarr y Cotta Ma in S We ather low Berk St eley St p St St S Pi City Hall PO ge St St MEMO RI ROOP PARK AL FORT S P acific ne 3rd S t Foss St Small St Fire 1st S t North S ll St Susan River Park Riverside Dr RIVERSID St Co rne R ive r Ash S t Park 36 Marth a St Neva da Cedar St Poi nt R d a St N Pine S St ok Co t Rd Willow St Arnold St M ark St St t St 4th S t Spruc e St t Wood Duck Ct Long Alley Hill St Burm a N Pine St tnut St Campbell Rd LASSEN CEMETERY Sheriff Cady Ln Cameron Way Ruth Way Randolph Way Meadowview Dr Shawn Way Lakewood Way Woodside Way y Wa Rd ood unyan wwood Paiute L w d n Casino Wil aul B Meado P Dr od kwo Oakridge Broo Way INDIAN CEMETERY Gle nn Dr AshleyWay S hado w M tn Gambel Ct Dr Dawn Ct Overlook Dr Way SUSANVILLE INDIAN RANCHERIA P aul Su Cam eron Way Gentry Lane nb Ln urs tC t Valley Vista Way Paul Bunyan Rd Orlo Dr Gail Way Brian Ct Numa Rd Renae Dr Piu N Roop St Washo Ln Maidu Ln Bun y te eek Cr an R Ch err er yT d C 5th S Grand Ave P Prospect Ave HERIA Kei Deh Tako-Nee St VILLE To Eagle Lake, Adin and Alturas Wada Way Spring Ridge Dr Su Jahna Keega n Ct BANNER LASSEN MEDICAL CENTER Glen Wemple Glen Wemple Drive Drive Lassen Community LASSEN College NorthEastern Rural Health Clinic nb urs tC t Ct Skyline Drive COMMUNIT See page 23 Y for LCC COLLEGE campus map SKYLINE PARK Sheriff Cady Ln riff Y Sk ylin eD Sleepy Hollow riv eE MHP See page 23 for LCC campus map 139 Chestnut St Pilcher Barry Reservoir pruce St N Spring Cir 5th St Paul B unyan Rd De r ek St Ash S Park t St Hall S t N Mc Dow S t N Gilm an St N Sac ramen to St N Spr ing St N Fair field A ve N Mes a St Russel l Ct Dr ive Anderson Drive North St H owa rd S t St S Sac rame nto S Spr ing S t S Fai rfield Ave S Mes a St St S Lau rel St River St S Mc do w S S Gilm R ive r St Main RPH Ri LEAGY UE P ver S ARK t River side D r VERSIDE airgrounds Rd Trailer Park Dia Mou mond ntai Mtn nvie Way wP kwy St Fair Dr Russell Ave an St t Cam eron Way Skyline Drive E 2nd S t Connecticut Ct GUARD ARMORY LASSEN COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS Po lice 1st St Wagon Wheel NATIONAL MHP S La ssen St CEMETERY ckl er Juniper S Plum St t Elm St South St West St Cree Sapphire Ct Emerald Ct Richmond Rd Plum as St k Rd Hospital Ln S hasta S t Opal Ct Pearl Cir Gem Dr S ierr a S t Tehama St Cov in Che ney ton Ora ilro PL nge ad St Ave Orchard St Mo nro SR via ailr St oad Modoc St Ave CofC N R a Min Cypress S BJ t od St Ful San t Alexander Ave aA ve ner ia A ve L av a P er aul ne a L Ave n Bizz Johnson Trail to MHP Mason Station Trailhead, then on to Westwood 29 miles. Follow signs along trail. Ave Ho RIVERSID PARK Su n ki st San D r ta P Upl a and ula St Sierra Rd Eldor To advertise in the next issue of Lassen County Map Book, call the Lassen County Times at (530) 257-5321. Faure Lane Ba ue rR oa d Su sa il nH ls Dr Susan Hills Dr erl Bev De s Su bi yD r an ls Hil Dr A lb Carat Gold Ln Dr ert aC t Susan Hills Dr M arilyn Nugget Lane D erly Fire Bev Ct r Jo sie W ay Š FPC e A lb ert r iD b To Emerson DeLake area n S W all S t Par dee Ale Ave Ave xan der Lim o BJ = Trailhead for Brash e S ar C a rrollt S Susanville t BJ PAT LI TTLMURPHY E LEA GUE P Kn och Ave SA Town ll St Susan River Map Park spread Riverside Dr Pa Fos Small sh ver Ca mp Rd Ber BJ SUSANVILLE St HOUSE Prospect Ave Co rne R ive rS P y Dr A ud re y Dr A ud re Jo sie W ay S Sac rame nto S Spr ing S t S Fai rfield Ave S Mes a St Grove St S Lau rel St River St S Gilm a n St S Mc do w S R iv e r St Main PHY Riv AGUE e PARK r St River side D r ERSIDE RK tD r ta P aul aS t St Fairgrounds Rd D ia Mou mond ntai Mtn nvie Way wP kw y St Fair Dr Russell Ave Po lice t MHP GUARD ARMORY LASSEN COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS Trailer Park Bo nney W ay USFS y Ln BLM San Francisco St Rive rsid e Dr Eldorado St Calaveras St 36 Sierra Rd To Johnstonville, Alturas via 395N and Reno via 395S FINE DINING • AUTHENTIC THAI & AMERICAN CUISINE 3085 Johnstonville Rd. • 530-257-6666 • Open Tues-Sun 11-8:30 ORDERS TO GO AVAILABLE • whitehousesusanville.com 9 King St Nema tode COURT HOUSE River D side r h Jo ns v ton ille Rd Skyline Drive E PO To Susanville Susan Hills Dr Bev erly Dr Josie Way Faure Lane Alb e rta Ct De bi Dr Marilyn C t Gold Run Rd Emerson Lake area Ric den Ter Hay y Wa n Dr o nd mo Emers Dia dN ld R gfie W in Gol Nugget Lane Ric hm ond R nC ree k Ru Go ld Carat Gold Ln dN rest dC Ln To Hwy. 395 o hm n d dR E Circle Dr Ridenoure Reservoir DIAMOND MTN. GOLF CLUB Dr way Fair Dr Eagle Circle Ct Emerson Lake Florence Ln Big Pine St Nagel Reservoir Circle Dr © FPC To Janesville Emerson Ct BANTLEY E TREE SHIRLEY JACOBS LN SINGL Ame Smoked meats FREE jerky samples! Gift baskets 702-865 Richmond Rd. • Susanville • (530) 257-2527 HOURS: M-F 8am-5:30pm SAT 9-4 sbur y Ro ad To Susanville GL&L SMOKEHOUSE 702-865 Richmond Rd. 36 W 395 N To Alturas A27 To Diamond Mtn. Golf Course RICHMOND RD. E 395 S To Reno We're a family owned and operated smokehouse specializing in a variety of smoked and marinated meats. Plus We offer nine different varieties of the freshest link and bulk sausages around. Made fresh here in Lassen County 10 Custom body, paint and fiberglass work •Factory Color Match •GM/ASE Certified •DuPont Certified Automotive Refinishes (paint) Products for sale 2201 Main St. Susanville (530) 251-5300 FREE ESTIMATES OPEN Mon – Fri 8am – 5pm 11 Dow Butte Rd ill Flat Rd Las Merr ill F lat R d 3 Butte Rd Summit Lake Cleghorn Reservoir S Grasshopper Rd To Adin and Alturas Cleghorn Rd Eagle Lake Area i ald Sp Rd ng Stone's Landing Troxel Bay Do Antelope Cut-off Lake of the to Hwy 44 Woods Sara Ct Plu ma Eagle sW Lake Rd ay A-1 Lass en W ay Cedar Way Tara Way Janet Way Lake Forest Dr Half Moon Bay Troxel Point Acacia Way Acorn Way Bamboo Way Cypress Way Delwood Way Elm Way Fir Way Fir Way Cherry Way Cherry Way Chestnut Way Chestnut Way Cedar Way Cedar Way Catalpa Way Catalpa Way Redwood Way Redwood Way Lakeview Way Sycamore Way Hollywood Way Hemlock Way Hickory Way Ivy Way Juniper Way Linden Way Laurel Way Hazel Way Maple Way Magnolia Way Mahogany Way Pinon Way w Fla tR d Alta Dr Madrone Way Spalding Tract See inset map Little Troxel Point Bird Island Youth Camp CSUC Biology Miners Station Bay Tunnel Beach Miners Point Chinquepin Way Orchard Way Palmetto Way Poplar Way Spruce Way Tulip Way Walnut Way Willow Way Tamarack Way Almond Way Ridge Way Lilac Way Manzanita Way Tupelo Way Mimosa Way Myrtle Way Oak Way Larch Way Olive Way The Strand Slough Point Spalding Tract Inset Gallatin Beach Marina Lake Forest Dean Dr Forest Dr Estates Dr To Redding Estates Eagle Way Baja Way Rd John stonv ille R d To Chester and Westwood 12 To Reno or Alturas via 395 FLOOR & HOME Come visit our 20,000 sq. ft. furniture and floorcovering showroom! We carry these major brands and more! Over 200 mattresses in stock! email@example.com Delivery available in Lassen & Plumas counties. NO INTEREST WITH PAYMENTS FOR 6 MONTHS!* OPEN MON-FRI 8:30-5:30 • SAT 10-5 Locally owned and operated by the Zaengle family 2800 Main Street, Susanville • 530-257-7788 • Next to the Bowling Alley Contractor's Lic. #971543 • *Interest will be calculated on your account from the purchase date. If the purchase balance is not paid in full within 6 months or if you make a late payment, interest will be charged on the total purchase. Visit our GIFT SHOP: •Lodge décor •Children's section Pro Archery Shop •Candles •Unique gifts •Full line of camo gear 530-252-4747 • 618 Main St. • Susanville 13 To Susanville Buffum Ln Lake Leavitt Rd Lake Leavitt Lake Leavitt Rd Eter Byers Pass Rd Thomas Blvd © FPC o nst Joh le nvil Sagebrush Blvd Standish Pit Rd nal pR Dum d Way ings Spr Bec Ba xte rR d Rya n Rd Bass Hill Rd Wingfield Rd Win Byers Pass Sunny View Sunnyside Rd Sunset Rocky Rd Meadow Ln Lindblom Property Lane Grizzly Ln Mariah Wy Lazy J Norvelle Hawton Heights Saddleback Ln N Church St Catcut Easy Carolyn Noland Way Hyatt Ln Schaffer Ln Thompson Leone Ln View tonDavina Dr Downs Dr Ln Raines Co uail Ln Q mstoc k Ln Spears Rd Ch Cunningham rist ie S Lane t Standish-Buntingville Rd Ch e m St urch et e Woodpecker Ln R & S Rd Roebuck Rd N ry St Chu Ln rch Cu tof f n sia Ely Delter Dr Easy St Blevins A- 3 Hemphill Rd R ley Val d Granite Knoll Gypsy Ln Rd Warring Rd Wingfield Rd Valley View Applegate Cook Indians Rd Moore Ln Cumm ings R DeShane Cemetery Dust y Ln e Pin St Tietz Deer Haven m Bu pu Di r s t Pi Dr Sea rs R d S Molly ad Crk Joy Ln C nk he ne McKinley Orchard Mtn W ay Honey Girl Ln. Old MounteVista Blacksmith Christie St Rio Dosa Lower Christie St Check Ln gle Sin Brandy's Way Upper Christie St Ln de Meadows Edge kT ree sville Gra Wh Janesville © FPC Oa y Rd es Pin Wra ng Jane isp eri Garra WE DELIVER gfield Rd Sunrise Ln Sunset Ln Rd To Standish / Litchfield www.Susanville.pizzafactory.com www.Janesville.pizzafactory.com Con rad Way d Hw ain St e Pin M Lenhart y3 Bo 530-253-3700 SUSANVILLE 2975 Main St. 530-257-0222 95 vee Ba Sears Rd Fo Main St Hemphill Rd Jace Dr A-3 Honey Lake Ranch Rd Lak JANESVILLE 464-420 Church St. Ln cre ea Pin pot Ln Jack e Ln win Red PineNeedle Silent Oak Easy St n Ln icke ers Bl int Pa sta ff Rd eC res t Rd Ap ple blo ss om Ln Jet Rd ers Hicks Rd Honey Lake osa der Pon Lak eC res t Rd La ke vie w Vis Ca ta rig ht rtw Blv d To Reno 14 Full Service Automotive Shop Over 30 years of mechanical experience 4175 Johnstonville Rd., Susanville 15 251-5200 To Susanville Center Rd Travis Ln To High Desert State Prison A-27 d A-27 Cen vill eR te r on Rd Joh nst is Trav Ln We would like our maps to be as accurate as possible. Please report errors, additions or changes to PO Box B, Quincy, CA 95971 or call 530-283-0800 To Susanville Adele Ct da Anita Ln Bangham Ln Lin 36 Sharpe Ln Ln tre R To Leavitt Lake and Alturas Joh nst onv ille Thea d Rd Rd E ld Wa Cres t Rd To Diamond Mountain Golf Course Bantley Dr Jacobs Lane C.H.P Diam ond Cres t Rd Diane Dr SUSANVILLE MUNICIPAL AIRPORT ond ron hm Lan Ric e Shirley Lane Buckhorn Rd Law Rd Diamond Crest Cemetery Diam ond Susan St Indale Dr Johnstonville Š FPC To Reno Honey Lake Hospice is an all-volunteer organization, which provides end-of-life services and grief support to patients and their families who reside in most areas of Lassen County. to learn more about our services. 16 Linco Ln Clary Dr Dia ne Dr Call 257-3137 Your local full service Garden & Gift Shoppe High Desert State Prison Rd Jonas Jonas Rd Rd Browns Browns Rd Ln Coyote Coyote Ln HDSP Rd Bible Bible Rd Lady Bug Ln Rice Canyon Rd f A-27 To To Susanville Susanville Cen Center ter Rd Rd p Leavitt Ln Leavitt Ln To Alturas To To Leavitt Leavitt Lake Lake Leavitt Lake To Su sa nville Cottonwood Rd 530-251-2330 705-670 HWY 395 E Located in Johnstonville Reservoir Way Lillypad Pl Levee Ln Tule Dr Lake Ave Willow St Muskrat Dr Reflection Ln Willo w Tamarack St Alder St Cottonwood Rd E S TA B L I S H E D . S T R AT E G I C . S T R O N G . NMLS225955/1850 Kathie Garnier 17 (530) 257-6991, (530) 310-3322 • 2301 Main St. • Susanville Buffum Ln Lake Ave Leavitt Lake To Susanville To Herlong Old Hw La y sa Rac tar Ct Carol Dr Riverview Dr Ro op Dr Cheryl Dr Thelma Dr For Danner Ln hel Dr tS age Pickens Rd Rd sa Su nD r O ld Hw y de Locust Ln We would like our maps to be as accurate as possible. Please report errors, additions or changes to PO Box B, Quincy, CA 95971 or call 530-283-0800 Gra Leon Do yle Gieses R d • Professional - high quality paints • Advanced color matching • Personalized service The Painter's Paint Store Authorized Dealers • Equipment rental • We stock a wide variety of paints and sundry products Karen Rd Pickens Rd Doyle Dewey Ln THINK COLOR Bring your unwanted Paint, Stain and Lacquer... WE RECYCLE! Owner Jerry Newell & son Tyler Newell 293 LAWRENCE STREET, QUINCY In the old Quincy Lumber Building r nD r r sa D Su ura a D La Dian r D w llo QUINCY Paint Center taf cks Ha Las sen Dr y Laz Hea rt L n Wi fR d Clark St North Alley 2nd St 3rd St Willow Dr South Alley Main St Homestead 1st St 4th Ln St Foothill Ln Ra ni Rd Rd Zambo staff Hack Harrington Rd Alicea h nc Rd ards Doyle L Rd 3 convenient locations to serve you. 530-283-9004 Bear Rd oop sta Con Rd ntia To Reno © FPC 16 Ken Wilkenson Brian Haynes CHESTER Paint Center SUSANVILLE Paint Center 680 MAIN STREET, CHESTER 530-258-3038 2217 MAIN STREET, SUSANVILLE 530-257-6078 South of town, next to Thrift Store Parking in the rear 18 We Deliver Fresh, homemade Italian cuisine 257-2525 Dine In Take Out Delivery Catering Stone Oven Pizza 950 Main Street • Susanville Q U I L T S H O P 530.257.4071 • Cell: 530.260.9600 • Welcome to Country Pines Quilt Shop • Susanville's premiere quilting resource with hundreds of quilt kits, books, patterns, notions, and over 20,000 yards of fabric, all for your stitching pleasure. See you soon! 704-395 Richmond Road E. 19 Juniper Ridge Rd Belfast Rd Wards Lake Ward Lake Rd Crites Ln Center Rd To Susanville A27 Chappius Ln N Wells Dr Cen ter Rd Bianchi Ln To Susanville Bronson Rd Cut Off Rd Johnson Rd x Tule Ave Johnson School Rd Chappius Ln S Standish Pit Rd ake Thomas Blvd itt Leav Rd Sagebrush Lane Eternal Springs Way Leavitt Lake Lake Leavitt Rd Wistos Ln Standish Norvell Lane Byers Pass Rd Becks L St Milford Church St or Lane Moore hane Lane Desh Byers Pass Rd Plumas Ave oop Alexander Ln Shrode Ln Lambert Ln Beck s Loo p Capezzoli Ln Buntingville Rd See Janesville Map L Lazy J Ln Mapes Rd Lev Carolyn Way Hyatt Ln e Delte oom Lindbloom L ee psy Lane sLn vins vinsL d e Rd g ille ng Buntingv Rd d Sunnyside Rd d ings R m m u C Hem Phil & Erika Giusti & Sons 530.254.6623 1st Place 2012 LCF Carcass Contest 20 To Alturas F SH RE 254-6600 Deli Sandwiches Ice, Soda & Beer Litchfield, Calif. Rd Mc Alexander Ln Cle Mapes Road Litchfield n dL n lla Fish And Game Rd Tumbleweed Ln Dakin Rd Antola Rd Fish And Game Rd Cappezolli Ln Galeppi Rd Mapes Rd Mapes Rd To advertise in the next issue of Lassen County Book of Maps call the Lassen County Times at (530) 257-5321. Honey Lake Complete line of services on import, domestic, auto, truck, ATVs & motorcycles 2400 Main Street • Susanville • 251-2832 We accept after-market warranties including AUL 21 Viewland Rd We nd el Blue Ln Stergile Ln To Susanville k Ra P er lac e S ay s' W ley h As n Rd Rd eL ran Trail pin W u r L d e e yR D Lane ur Alice sb De n u n er T Lo rai 's L lR ne d ha Honey Lake Rardon Rd Elm e Flores Dr Gr r's ad e ng Lyze r D lin am a Rd Jun cal Hixon Ln Milford Grade Old Hwy Milford We would like our maps to be as accurate as possible. Please report errors, additions or changes to PO Box B, Quincy, CA 95971 or call 530-283-0800 Gr ay Rd Wem p Stansbury Ln Rd le Ln Gray Rd Louns bu Milford ry Ln Ceme tery R d H 31 Greg ory L To Reno n Lloyd's View Dr Milford Grade © FPC Yo ur Neighborhood Lending Experts! Jean Marie Loosemore Sr. Loan Consultant NMLS # 385851 1855 B Main Street Susanville, CA 96130 Branch License #401848 firstname.lastname@example.com www.SummitFunding.net Office Fax Toll Free 530.252.5626 530.252.3299 877.252.5126 22 Lassen Community College Campus Map 478-200 Highway 139 • P.O. Box 3000 • Susanville, CA • 530-257-6181 G PARKIN To Eagle Lake and Alturas ING RK PA Creative Arts 3 P ARKING Residence Hall PARK ING Humanties Bus Stop 7 Quad 10 9 Math Science G IN RK PA 13 11 12 PA RK ING 14 M Storage 17 18 Auto/Welding PARKING Sports Athletics PARKING HWY 139 LivestockPens Ag SoccerField To Susanville Softball Field Track and Field Equestrian Stalls Rodeo Arena Storage/CoGen SKYL INE D RIVE 3. Board Room 7. Administrative Services 9. Business Office 10. Student Union 11. Student Services / Voc Tech (VT) 12. Gunsmithing (GS) 13. Correspondence Office 14. Child Care 17. Child Development Center (CD) 18. Shipping & Receiving / Maintenance Watch the hottest films in our cool theatres. 257-SHOW • 530-257-7469 • Advanced Ticket Sales • Reloadable Gift Cards • Discount Matinees every Saturday and Sunday, holidays, during summer and when school is out. UPTOWN CINEMAS 4 Auditoriums 501 Main St., Susanville www.sierratheatreanduptowncinemas.com email: firstname.lastname@example.com FEATURING DOLBY 3D SIERRA THEATRE 2 Auditoriums 819 Main St., Susanville 23 2nd St We would like our maps to be as accurate as possible. Please report errors, additions or changes to PO Box B, Quincy, CA 95971 or call 530-283-0800 Sierra Army Depot E St D St 1st St Flagler Blvd Plumas Ave C St Texas St B St Sierra Dr Nevada St Susanville Rd Pacific St To Patton Village, Susanville and Hwy 395 DS Hall St Ridge Ct Honey Way Carson Dr Sierra Dr Redrock Ct Cedar Way South Dr Ma no rC t Ta Pacific ho LassenA St eA ve r D ve h t u o S Colorado St Craig Dr Ripley Dr Ramsey Dr Benet Dr Kings Rd California St Yuba St Sage St Humbolt St Cascade St Lassen County and Plumas County ...great places to call home. See us for a complete listing of local real estate EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE www.smithpropertiesinc.net (530) 257-2441 120 N. Fairfield St., Susanville (530) 596-3232 313 Peninsula Dr., Lake Almanor Dr worth Wads David S Hall Ave Shasta Dr Modoc Dr Washoe Dr Herlong Rd to H ackstaff Herlong To Doyle, Hwy 395 and Reno Rd © FPC REALTOR ® Larry Smith Broker/Owner (530) 310-1592 Donna Smith Broker/Assoc. (530) 310-1593 Dennis Mason Broker/Assoc. (530) 251-7711 24 Sierra Jewelry Company In Historic Uptown Susanville Complete Jewelry Repair with two bench jewelers • Fine jewelry & gifts • Diamonds • Custom jewelry ~ We buy gold, silver, coins & estate jewelry ~ (530) 257-2578 • 801 Main Street • Susanville WHERE THE BIG BOYS EAT Breakfast Lunch • Dinner 7 DAYS A WEEK Restaurant 252-1115 EARLY BIRD SPECIALS... 2pm - 5pm AVAILABLE 7 DAYS A WEEK FRIEN FAMILY DLY PL PEN H ACE • O OLIDAY S WEEKDAY SPECIALS... Mon-Fri 6am - 11am Ham & Eggs $ 49 5 2 for $12 DINNER 14 meals to choose from: Pork Loin, Chicken Fried Steak, Grilled Tilapia, Ranch Steak and many more. Comes with 2 sides plus dessert! Chicken Fried Steak & Eggs $649 Steak & Eggs $ 49 7 2795 Main Street 25 Susanville Lakeline Dr Corral Rd Bonita Rd Jasmine Ln Mirage Ln Arlington Rd Fairview Dr Federal Correctional Institution Herlong Arroyo Dr Sage Calley Road Corral Rd Bonita Rd Arlington Rd Pole Line Rd Honey Lake Road Susanville Rd To Herlong Crain Rd Mountain View Dr Hill Crest Dr Mount Vw To Susanville HERLONG AIRPORT Herlong Sage Valley Road Herlong Airport Rd Airport Landing Strip Sage Valley Rd Pioneer Lane Patton Village Pioneer Lane Honey Lake Road Lakeview Curtis Lane Mesa Lane Sierra Vista Herlong Landfill Rd Jense n ASPHALT • ROCK SAND • GRAVEL Office: 530-258-4555 OFFICE ADDRESS: 803 Lorraine Dr., Chester, CA 96020 PAVING • EXCAVATING SEPTIC SYSTEMS • UNDERGROUND 530•258•3306 Serving Commercial & Residential Clients Since 1998 803 Lorraine Drive P.O. Box 494, Chester, CA 96020 email@example.com CA Lic #747715 • NV Lic #71337 OFFICE: QUARRY OPERATION: 6600 Old Ski Road, Chester, CA 96020 474-315 Hwy. 395, Litchfield, CA 96117 26 Tamarack Ave Ga rn ier Rd Herlon Milke Way g Acces A-2 s Rd A-25 Fir Aspen Pine Juniper Manzanita 6 e Spruc Residential Commercial Land From the Big Timber of the Sierra Nevadas to the Valleys of the Great Basin, 1031 Exchange this is Lassen County. Relocations Property Management It doesn't get any better than this. Foreclosures Connie (Broker/Owner) Dale (Owner) EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY (530) 827-2542 434-830 Doyle Loop • P.O. Box 536 • Doyle, CA 96109 www.muleskinner1.com • firstname.lastname@example.com The Gift Boutique & Antiques 1430 Main Street • Susanville • 252-1070 • HOURS: Monday-Saturday, 10am-5pm If you'd like to advertise your business in the LASSEN COUNTY BOOK OF MAPS Call one of our advertising representatives today! 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The team's "Notting Hill revised" spot for Pimm's was judged the best ad of the month by Jeremy Carr, the creative director at Miles Calcraft Briginshaw Duffy.
It beat another Mother ad, part of the COI Communications "Frank" anti-drugs campaign, written by Jim Thornton before he left the agency for Leo Burnett.
A second runner-up, "accents" for HSBC, was created by Elliot Wykes and Lesley Nightingale of Lowe.
The Pimm's ad features the upper crust character Harry Fitzgibbon-Simms from the TV campaign and his trusty sidekick Holland who are invited to a "soiree" in Notting Hill. They find themselves in the middle of the Notting Hill carnival but still crack open the Pimm's with the famous line: "It's Pimm's o'clock."
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'Sea change' in clothing industry means more protections for forests
(06/30/2015) Sateri has become the latest major viscose producer to adopt a new wood- and pulp-sourcing policy aimed at removing deforestation from its supply chain. The company, the world's third-largest viscose producer, joins Aditya Birla and Lenzing, the two biggest, in making commitments to stop buying wood pulp from natural or endangered forests.
Do we need to move 'beyond certification' to save forests?
(06/25/2015) Over the past two years dozens of companies have established 'zero-deforestation' or 'deforestation-free' policies for the commodities they source, trade, and produce. The pace of adoption has been staggeringly fast for a business that have been historically slow-moving relative to other industries. Some sectors, like the Indonesian palm oil industry and the Brazilian soy industry, even appear to be nearing a critical mass where the majority of international buyers and traders are now bound by such agreements.
Controversy emerges over alleged deforestation policy breach by APRIL supplier
(06/23/2015) Less than three weeks after APRIL unveiled a sustainability policy that is supposed to protect natural forests, an environmental group is alleging that one of the Indonesian forestry giant's subsidiaries is already breaching the commitment. But APRIL refuted the claim and says it continues to stand by the policy.
Pulp giant APRIL updates sustainability policy with Greenpeace's tentative approval
(06/03/2015) Indonesia's second-largest pulp and paper producer has announced a new sustainability policy it hopes will win it the good graces of NGOs like Greenpeace, which has campaigned with some success for a boycott of the company due to its destructive environmental practices. Unlike the previous policy, the new one protects carbon-rich peatlands and forests of high-carbon stock.
Greenpeace re-engages with APP after response to activist's killing
(05/27/2015) Greenpeace is re-engaging with Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) after the Indonesian forestry giant quickly responded to the killing of a community activist on one of its suppler plantations.
Tennis star responds to rainforest advocates
(05/20/2015) Roger Federer has responded to two Indonesian activists who asked the tennis star to use his influence to encourage Credit Suisse to end its relationship with a controversial logging company, reports the Bruno Manser Fund.
Indian fabric giant adopts forest policy
(05/08/2015) One of the world's largest fabric makers for the fashion industry today announced a policy to exclude fiber produced at the expense of endangered forests, reports Canopy, an environmental group that helped broker the commitment.
Activists target Roger Federer as brand ambassador for bank linked to deforestation
(04/22/2015) Environmentalists are asking tennis star Roger Federer to deliver a message to Credit Suisse over the banking giant's continued financing of a logging company linked to ongoing destruction of wildlife habitat in Indonesia. According to the Bruno Manser Fund two members of a rainforest community in Sumatra have written to Federer to ask for his help in persuading Credit Suisse to stop financing logging of peat forests.
McDonald's to address deforestation across all commodities it sources
(04/21/2015) Fast food giant McDonald's will combat deforestation across its main commodity supply chains, including palm oil, beef, paper and packaging, coffee, and poultry. The commitment is the most comprehensive of any major restaurant chain.
Who's to blame for forest loss in Borneo timber concession?
(04/06/2015) The apparent loss of some 4,000 hectares of forested peatland in Indonesian Borneo is raising questions on who bears responsibility for forest clearing in un-utilized concessions. On Monday, Greenomics-Indonesia issued a report revealing the loss of significant tracts of peat forest in a West Kalimantan concession held by PT Bumi Mekar Hijau (BMH), a plantation company whose operation in South Sumatra supplies Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) with woodpulp for its mills.
Paper or paperless? Navigating the ecological impact strait between Scylla and Charybdis
(04/06/2015) Where would we be without cell phones? According to the United States Census Bureau, the USA has about as many cell phones as people. Such electronic devices are only one of many technological products, such as tablets, laptops, desktops, and television sets that are nearly ubiquitous in today's world. All of these gizmos and gadgets, as well as electronic and hybrid vehicles, cannot operate without rare earth elements.
Tracking companies' zero deforestation commitments
(03/31/2015) Over the past three years dozens of companies have made 'zero deforestation commitments', establishing policies that set social and environmental safeguards for commodity sourcing and production. However these agreements are highly variable — some policies are quite strong, while others aren't worth the paper they're printed on. Furthermore, no one knows whether there will be follow through on the pledges.
APRIL suspends contractor after environmentalists expose ongoing deforestation
(03/28/2015) Asia Pacific Resources International Holdings Limited (APRIL) has suspended a contractor and a plantation manager after environmentalists exposed deforestation that violates the logging giant's sustainability policy.
APRIL violates sustainability policy by clearing peat forest after Jan cut-off
(03/26/2015) New data shows Asia Pacific Resources International Holdings Limited (APRIL) is continuing to destroy rainforests on deep peat despite a high profile pledge to clean up its operations. Today Greenomics-Indonesia released an analysis of two NASA Landsat images confirming that APRIL's subsidiary PT Riau Andalan Pulp Paper (RAPP) has cleared significant tracts of peat forest on Pulau Pedang island off Sumatra's coast since January 2015.
APP to end relationship with security contractor over villager's killing
(03/10/2015) Asia Pulp & Paper's supplier Wirakarya Sakti Sakti (WKS) will end its relationship with a security contractor implicated in the killing of a villager in Jambi, says the Indonesian forestry giant.
Police investigate villager's murder in pulp and paper concession
(03/02/2015) Indonesian police are investigating the brutal killing of a villager in Jambi at the hands of security guards contracted by Wira Karya Sakti (WKS), a plantation company owned by forestry giant Asia Pulp & Paper (APP). APP quickly condemned the murder and said it is cooperating with the investigation.
Santander Bank cuts off APRIL due to deforestation
(02/24/2015) Banking giant Santander says it will not extend further financing to Asia Pacific Resources International Limited (APRIL) due to evidence that the Singapore-based pulp and paper company is continuing to destroy rainforests in Indonesia. The move comes after Greenpeace launched a global campaign against the bank.
Illicit timber feeds Indonesia's industrial forestry sector, alleges new report
(02/19/2015) Amid government schemes to curb illegal land clearing and systematically enhance a struggling legal wood certification system, a new report analyzing Indonesia's forestry industry alleges that more than 30 percent of wood used by the country's industrial forest sector is derived from illegal sources. But some say the report's analysis wasn't deep enough to support its claims.
Chinese banks funding rainforest destruction in Indonesia
(02/18/2015) While Santander Bank has made headlines in recent days for financing an Indonesian forestry giant's ongoing clearance of carbon-dense forests in Sumatra, Chinese banks among the largest funders of the company, reveals analysis conducted by BankTrack.org.
Banco Santander targeted over deforestation link
(02/11/2015) Greenpeace has opened a new front in its campaign against a controversial Indonesian logging company by targeting one of its major financiers: Banco Santander.
Ranking the best and worst companies in terms of deforestation
(02/11/2015) While a number of high profile companies have adopted policies designed to exclude deforestation from their commodity supply chains, such commitments remain outside the norm, indicating that most companies still lack forest-friendly safeguards, finds a comprehensive survey conducted by the Global Canopy Programme. The assessment ranks 250 companies, 50 jurisdictions, 150 banks and investors, and 50 'powerbrokers' by the extent and scope of their souring policies for six 'forest risk commodities': soy palm oil, beef, leather, timber, pulp and paper.
Forestry giant's zero deforestation commitment put to test
(02/05/2015) An independent audit of the world's largest pulp and paper producer found that the company had achieved a wide range of results in meeting promises to end deforestation and resolve conflicts with forest communities. In 2013 Asia Pulp and Paper (APP) announced its Forest Conservation Policy (FCP), which included a pledge to end deforestation among its suppliers, improve communication and conflict resolution with forest communities, protecting peatlands, and sourcing fiber only from responsible suppliers.
Despite green promise, Indonesian forestry giant continues to destroy forests
(02/03/2015) A year after it pledged a dramatic shift in how it operates in Indonesia's fast dwindling native habitats, Asia Pacific Resources International Ltd (APRIL) continues to destroy forests and peatlands in Sumatra, allege environmentalists.
Indonesia's moratorium not enough to achieve emissions reduction target
(01/20/2015) When Indonesia's former president Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono declared a moratorium in May 2012 on the issuance of new permits for logging in primary forests and on peat lands, it was widely hailed as an important, albeit far too limited, step in clamping down on the country's levels of deforestation.
Indonesia to weaken peatlands protection to support plantations
(01/08/2015) The Indonesian Ministry of the Environment and Forestry has announced it will further hobble its peatlands protection law to allow plantations to continue operating on a business as usual basis.
Half of Indonesia's deforestation occurs outside concession areas
(01/06/2015) Roughly half of Indonesia's natural forest loss occurs outside officially designated concession areas, concludes a new assessment that also finds higher deforestation rates in places with worse forest governance scores. The report, released last month by Forest Watch Indonesia, is based on analysis of satellite data spanning the archipelago. Unlike assessments by the Ministry of Forestry, the data includes areas outside the 'forest estate'.
Activists call out 'one of the worst actors in pulp and paper'
(12/30/2014) The owner of the only mill in Indonesia equipped to produce dissolving pulp, Toba Pulp Lestari (TPL), is being held out as emblematic of the risks the industry's massive recent growth pose to endangered forests.
Pulp and paper giant violating its sustainability policy
(12/01/2014) Asia Pacific Resources International Limited (APRRIL) is violating its own sustainability policy by continuing to source fiber produced via the destruction peatlands on the island of Pulau Padang in Riau, Sumatra, argues a new report published by a coalition of Indonesian environmental groups.
Indonesia to audit licenses of palm oil companies that clear peatlands
(11/30/2014) New Indonesian president Joko Widodo has ordered the Ministry of Environment and Forestry to review licenses for companies that have converted peatlands for oil palm plantations, reports Antara. Jokowi, as the president is popularly known, announced the move after a visit last week to Sungai Tohor, a community in Riau that has been particularly affected by peatlands degradation and haze caused by fires set for land clearing.
Only place where rhinos, tigers, elephants, and orangutans coexist is under threat
(11/12/2014) A forest that is the only place where rhinos, tigers, elephants, and orangutans coexist is under threat from planned infrastructure, mining, logging, and plantation projects, warns a new report from the Rainforest Action Network. The report looks at one of the last vestiges of wilderness on the island of Sumatra, which for the past three decades has been heavily ravaged by logging, fires, and conversion to industrial timber and oil palm plantations. This area, known as the Leuser Ecosystem, is today a battleground between business-as-usual interests seeking to mine its forests and a collection of conservationists, local communities, and a collection of companies seeking to steward its resources.
Dissolving pulp: a growing threat to global forests
(10/30/2014) Dissolving pulp is not just a threat to the forests of Indonesia. It is a growing industry across the globe, and it's putting several of the world's endangered forests in jeopardy.
Fashion industry making progress in cutting deforestation from clothing
(10/30/2014) Several more clothing companies have committed to eliminate fiber produced via destruction of endangered forests, adding momentum to a zero deforestation movement within the fashion sector, argues a new report published by Canopy, an environmental non-profit.
APP acknowledges historic land-grabbing in China, pledges reform
(10/30/2014) While Asia Pulp and Paper (APP) has made considerable progress on addressing social and environmental problems associated with its operations in Indonesia, the forestry giant still has much to do to rectify historic social grievances in China, says a report published by Landesa and Rights and Resources Initiative (RRI).
Plantation companies in Sumatra failing to meet fire prevention standards
(10/14/2014) An inter-agency audit of 17 plantation and timber concessions in Riau Province, Indonesia, found that every company is failing to meet fire prevention and control standards. In addition, several companies are working in prohibited areas, including peatlands with depths over 3 meters.
Dissolving pulp: the threat to Indonesia's forests you've probably never heard of
(09/23/2014) If the term "dissolving pulp" evokes nothing for you, you're not alone. Not many people have heard of it, and the very term "dissolving pulp" is so generic it's hard to imagine it could be a threat to anything.
Plantation companies agree to process to define zero deforestation commitments
(09/17/2014) A group of palm oil and timber companies that have pledged to eliminate deforestation from their supply chains have agreed to establish a standard for determining what constitutes forest in terms of carbon storage.
APP can meet projected pulp demand without clearing more forest
(09/05/2014) Indonesian forestry giant Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) won't need to clear additional forests to meet pulp requirements for current and forecast mill expansion, finds an independent assessment conducted by The Forest Trust (TFT) and Ata Marie.
Greenpeace alleges SLAPP suit tactic by logging company
(08/22/2014) Greenpeace Canada has filed a Statement of Defense in response to a $7 million lawsuit by Resolute Forest Products (NYSE:RFP) over allegations that the logging company destroyed forests in Quebec and Ontario.
Indonesia's forests so damaged they burn whether or not there's drought
(08/21/2014) Air pollution caused by fires set for land-clearing on Sumatra has become a regularly occurrence in Southeast Asia. While these fires are often termed forest fires, the reality is much of the area that burns each year has already been deforested and today mostly consists of grass, scrub, and remnants of what was once forest. But the impacts are nonetheless very substantial, finds a new study published in the journal Scientific Reports.
Indonesia cracks down on illegal burning, investigates more suspect companies
(08/14/2014) Every year, thousands of hectares of Indonesian forest are illegally burned by development companies. However, Indonesia's Minister of Environment, Balthasar Kambuaya, is optimistic that legal charges over such fires can be completed – even though he has just three months left in office.
APP won't acquire companies that continue to destroy forests
(07/08/2014) Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) will not acquire companies that continue to destroy forests, according to a new procedure for association introduced by the Indonesian forestry giant. The procedure, developed after months of consultations with NGOs, effectively closes a loophole some environmentalists feared would allow APP to sidestep its zero deforestation commitment by acquiring companies that continued to clear forest after its February 5, 2013 deadline.
Do Indonesians really want more big plantations?
(07/04/2014) How to best use Indonesia's land resources? This is one of the more crucial questions facing the Presidential candidates in Indonesia's upcoming elections.
Despite moratorium, Indonesia now has world's highest deforestation rate
(06/29/2014) Despite a high-level pledge to combat deforestation and a nationwide moratorium on new logging and plantation concessions, deforestation has continued to rise in Indonesia, according to a new study published in Nature Climate Change. Annual forest loss in the southeast Asian nation is now the highest in the world, exceeding even Brazil.
Indonesian logger: cleared peat forest doesn't have high conservation value
(06/17/2014) An Indonesian logging company says that clearing of peat forest on an island off Sumatra is 'in line with its Sustainable Forest Management Policy' because the area wasn't found to be of high conservation value. In a letter responding to concerns raised by environmental groups, Asia Pacific Resources International Holdings Limited (APRIL) said its forest policy applies to all its concessions, including the Pulau Padang concession where Greenpeace documented deep peat clearance last month.
Environmentalists launch push to make paper less damaging for the planet
(06/17/2014) An alliance of more than 120 environmental and human rights organizations today announced a global push to transform the paper industry.
APRIL's forest policy failing to stop rainforest destruction, say green groups
(06/06/2014) Asia Pacific Resources International Holdings Limited's forest policy allows the Singapore-based pulp and paper giant to continue destroying rainforests and peatlands for industrial plantations, argues a letter published by an international coalition of environmental groups.
Logger continues to destroy Indonesian rainforest despite green promises (Photos)
(06/03/2014) Indonesian logging giant Asia Pacific Resources International Limited (APRIL) is continuing to destroy endangered rainforests on Sumatra despite a high profile commitment to clean up its operations, reveal aerial photos captured by Greenpeace last month.
Indonesia's haze from forest fires kills 110,000 people per year
(05/28/2014) Haze caused by burning peat forests in Indonesia kills an average of 110,000 people per year and up to 300,000 during el Niño events, while releasing hundreds of millions of tons of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, warns a new report from Greenpeace. Sumatra: Going up in smoke argues that peatland and forest protection are the best way to protect the region from the effects of haze.
Indonesian activist: strong company commitments, media push government on forest issues
(05/23/2014) Indonesia has become notorious for its high rate of forest loss, but there are nascent signs of progress. The central government has implemented a moratorium across some 14.5 million hectares of forest and peatlands, while a handful of Indonesian companies have adopted policies that establish social and environmental safeguards.
WWF accuses APRIL of breaking sustainability commitment by logging rainforest in Borneo
(05/23/2014) Environmental group WWF has accused Singapore-based pulp and paper giant Asia Pacific Resources International Limited (APRIL) of breaking its recent conservation commitment by destroying rainforest in Indonesian Borneo. APRIL has denied the charges.
Timber concessions in Sumatra have high conservation value, according to report
(05/21/2014) Five industrial plantation forest concessions that supply timber to PT Asia Pulp and Paper (APP) in South Sumatra – locally known as HTI concessions – are areas of high conservation value inhabited by endangered Sumatran tigers (Panthera tigris sumatrae) and other endemic wildlife, according to a report issued at the end of March.
Publishing industry dramatically reduces reliance on rainforest fiber
(05/17/2014) The world's largest publishing companies have adopted policies that significantly curtail use of paper sourced from rainforest destruction and social conflict, finds a new assessment published by the Rainforest Action Network (RAN). The report looks at sourcing policies for the ten biggest publishing houses and compares them with the state of the industry in 2010.
Special Report: Lake Toba indigenous people fight for their frankincense forest
(05/08/2014) It was a cool and foggy day in Dolok Ginjang forest, but that did not stop villagers of Pandumaan and Sipituhuta in North Sumatra from heading to work to extract frankincense from the trunks of its tall trees. Frankincense, an aromatic tree resin used in perfumes and incense, is the primary source of income for local people in the area. However, that routine has been disrupted for the past few years as land conflict has erupted between villagers and wood pulp producer PT Toba Pulp Lestari over the forest area.
Clothing brand Stella McCartney pledges to use deforestation-free fabrics
(04/30/2014) Luxury fashion brand Stella McCartney has pledged to eliminate fabrics sourced via destruction of old-growth and endangered forests from its supply chain by April 2017.
APP commits to conserve, restore 1M ha of Indonesian forest; WWF pledges support
(04/28/2014) Asia Pulp & Paper (APP), Indonesia's largest pulp and paper company and a long-time target of environmental campaigners, has committed to protect and restore a million hectares of forest across Indonesia. The pledge, which represents an area equivalent to the total plantation area from which it sourced pulp in 2013, was immediately welcomed by WWF, which until today has remained one of APP's staunchest critics.
APRIL continued destroying high conservation rainforest up until January pledge
(04/21/2014) Plantation giant Asia Pacific Resources International Limited (APRIL) continued to source fiber produced by destruction of high conservation value forests in Sumatra right up until it committed to a new forest conservation policy, according to an investigation by Eyes of the Forest, a coalition of environmental groups in Riau.
Forests in Indonesia's concession areas being rapidly destroyed
(04/10/2014) Forest clearing within areas zoned for timber, logging, oil palm, and mining accounted for nearly 45 percent of deforestation in Indonesia between 2000 and 2010, finds a new study that examined forest loss within industrial concessions.
Is deforestation-free clothing possible?
(04/02/2014) H&M and Zara/Inditex, two of the world's largest clothing companies, today pledged to eliminate old-growth forest destruction from their products. The commitment lends support to a new front on efforts to cut deforestation out of the supply chains of global brands. Until now, most of the focus of campaigners has been on pulp and paper, timber, and agricultural commodities like soy, palm oil, and cattle.
Community's push to clear forest for plantation challenges efforts to conserve in Indonesia
(03/20/2014) In the swampy peatlands of Basilam Baru in Sumatra's Riau Province a conflict between a community and a woodpulp company is illustrating some of the intractable challenges of conserving forests and addressing deforestation in Indonesia. On first glance the story seems depressingly familiar. One actor wants to preserve the forest, which serves as critical habitat for endangered Sumatran tigers and clouded leopards. The other wants to clear it for a plantation.
Photos: Forests, peatlands, plantations, and deforestation in Riau
(03/19/2014) Indonesia's Riau Province on the island of Sumatra has experienced rapid deforestation since the early 1990's, with primary forest cover plummeting by 85 percent in twenty years. Most of this forest loss has been driven by plantation development for timber, woodpulp, and palm oil production.
APP pledges to restore forests, if given the opportunity
(03/18/2014) Over the past 20 years, Sumatra's lowland rainforests have been destroyed at a virtually unmatched rate and scale. Since 1990, the island's primary forests shrank by 40 percent while its overall forest cover declined by 36 percent, mostly the result of logging, agricultural expansion, and conversion for oil palm and timber plantations. What little forest does survive is often degraded — today less than 8 percent of Sumatra retains primary forest.
Will zero deforestation commitments save Indonesia's forests?
(03/17/2014) Skirting the Malacca Strait near the Indonesian city of Dumai the air is thick with haze from peat fires burning below. As the sky clears, a landscape of sharply-cut geometric shapes becomes apparent. What was once carbon-dense peat forests and rainforests are today massive oil palm and wood pulp plantations.
Logging giant suspends operations to fend off plantations from fires
(03/15/2014) Indonesian Pulp & paper giant Asia Pacific Resources International Limited (APRIL) says it has suspended operations at a concession in Riau Province in order to shift staff toward fighting back fires that threaten its plantations. In a statement issued Friday, APRIL said its plantations on Pulau Padang, a peat island off the coast of Sumatra, are at risk due to fires illegally set outside its concessions.
Sumatra on fire: burning spikes in Indonesia
(03/13/2014) Fires in Sumatra's Riau province have spiked to levels unseen since last June, finds new analysis from the World Resources Institute (WRI) that reveals widespread burning within concessions managed by pulpwood, palm oil, and logging companies.
Indonesia politician gets 14 years in jail for illegal permits, forest corruption
(03/13/2014) The former governor of Indonesia's Riau province has been sentenced to 14 years in prison and ordered to pay almost $90,000 in fines for illegally issuing logging permits in Riau and bribes linked to construction projects for sports facilities. On Wednesday, the anti-corruption court in Pekanbaru found former Riau Governor Rusli Zainal guilty of embezzlement relating to the illegal issuance of logging permits in the central Sumatran province, which has seen huge areas of forest lost to palm oil and pulp and paper companies in recent years.
Peatlands biosphere reserve facing severe encroachment in Sumatra
(03/06/2014) An important reserve that contains a block of fast-dwindling lowland swamp forest in Riau Province is facing an onslaught of encroachment for illegal oil palm plantations, worsening choking haze in the region, reports Mongabay-Indonesia.
Borneo monkeys lose a tenth of their habitat in a decade
(02/25/2014) Four species of langurs monkeys that are endemic to Borneo lost more than a tenth of their habitat in just ten years, finds a study published in the journal Biodiversity and Conservation.
APP, environmentalists talk future of Indonesia's forests
(02/20/2014) In February 2013, one of the world's most notorious forestry companies announced it would no longer chop down rainforests and peatlands to produce pulp and paper. The move was met with considerable skepticism by critics who had seen the company break previous high profile commitments to end deforestation. Why would this time be any different?
APRIL's green pledge falls short, say environmentalists
(01/31/2014) Asia Pacific Resources International Holdings Ltd (APRIL), Indonesia's second-largest pulp and paper producer, has announced a new environmental policy that aims to stem criticism about its forestry practices, which include large-scale conversion of rainforests and peatlands in Sumatra. But environmentalists say the pledge falls far short of the commitment made by APRIL's biggest competitor, Asia Pulp & Paper (APP), last year.
Rainforest Alliance to independently audit APP's zero deforestation commitment
(01/29/2014) The Rainforest Alliance has agreed to conduct an audit of Asia Pulp & Paper's progress in implementing the zero deforestation policy the forestry giant signed last year. The deal, announced Thursday in Jakarta, could help boost the credibility of APP's policy, which while heralded as a breakthrough by several environmental groups, is still viewed with skepticism by some prominent critics, who remember past broken commitments from the paper producer.
Indonesian logger faces expulsion from business sustainability group
(01/17/2014) Indonesian pulp and paper giant Asia Pacific Resources International Limited (ARPIL) faces expulsion from the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD), a body of 200 large companies that have made sustainability commitments, if it fails to stop clearing rainforests and peatlands on the island of Sumatra, reports Greenpeace.
Court orders logging company to clean up pollution disaster in Chile wetlands
(01/17/2014) Chile is probably best known for its volcanoes, earthquakes and the formidable peaks of the Andes, but as a country that spans 4,300 km (2,670 miles) from top to bottom, it also boasts a huge variety of bird life. And, until recently, it was home to what was thought to be the largest population of black-necked swans (Cygnus melancoryphus) in South America. Not long ago, these swans, as well as 100 other species of rare or vulnerable bird species, could be seen nesting in the Carlos Anwandter Nature Sanctuary in Valdivia, a Ramsar site that covers 12,000 acres in the south of Chile. But in 2004 the swans began to die.
WALHI Jambi: Forestry giant allegedly evaded $15m in taxes
(01/16/2014) Sinar Mas Group allegedly defrauded the Indonesian government of $15 million by avoiding reforestation taxes on 2,000 hectares in Jambi province. The land is reportedly managed by subsidiaries of Sinar Mas Group which do not have the proper concession permits. The discovery came after analysis of public reports and an audit conducted last year by BPK (The Audit Board of the Republic of Indonesia), as reported by the non-profit Indonesian Forum for the Environment (WALHI), an Indonesian affiliate of Friends of the Earth.
Company accused of logging endangered rainforest trees in breach of timber legality certificate
(01/07/2014) An Indonesian wood supplier that was recently certified under the country's legal timber verification scheme has been clearing natural forests – including stands of endangered ramin trees – and draining peat swamps on its concession, alleges a local environmental watchdog. The company, the group says, is also implicated in corruption linked to its concession permit. The organization is calling for the company's legal timber certification to be revoked and urging auditors not to issue legality certificates to companies involved in corruption.
Ongoing deforestation reported in Borneo concession held by APP supplier
(12/18/2013) Up to 1,400 hectares of forest have been cleared in a concession belonging to an Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) supplier in Borneo, potentially putting the company in breach of the forestry giant's zero deforestation commitment, reports a coalition of local NGO's. In a report released Tuesday, Relawan Pemantau Hutan Kalimantan (RPHK), a coalition of NGO's in part supported by WWF-Indonesia, said that blocks of natural forest have been cleared in a concession belonging to PT Daya Tani Kalbar (DTK), an APP supplier. The clearing has taken place since APP's moratorium went into effect February 1, 2013.
APP's Borneo expansion to be constrained by forest conservation policy
(12/04/2013) Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) will not convert any blocks of forest found to have high conservation value or substantial carbon stocks as it expands in Indonesian Borneo, according the forestry giant's managing director of sustainability. Responding to a report published by Greenomics, Aida Greenbury said APP's 10-month-old forest conservation policy applies to four suppliers operating in East and West Kalimantan.
Deforestation accelerates in Indonesia, finds Google forest map
(11/14/2013) Forest loss in Indonesia has sharply risen over the past 12 years, reports a new study published in the journal Science. The study, led by Matt Hansen of University of Maryland, finds that Indonesia lost 15.8 million hectares between 2000 and 2012, ranking it fifth behind Russia, Brazil, the United States, and Canada in terms of forest loss. Some 7 million hectares of forest regrew during the period.
Greenpeace: APP making 'encouraging' progress on zero deforestation commitment
(10/29/2013) Asia Pulp & Paper (APP), an Indonesian forestry giant once notorious for destroying rainforests and peatlands, is making 'encouraging' progress in phasing forest destruction out of its supply chain, reports a new assessment from Greenpeace, which until recently was one of APP's fiercest critics. The review, released today, evaluates APP's progress on its Forest Conservation Policy, which commits the company to exclude fiber sourced from logging of natural forests and conversion of peatlands, and requires it to obtain Free, Prior Informed Consent from local communities in developing new plantations.
Pulp and paper giant gets $1.8B loan from China for Indonesia's largest mill
(10/11/2013) Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) secured a $1.8 billion loan from China Development Bank (CDB) to finance the development of what will be Indonesia's large pulp mill, according to a statement released by the company.
In transparency push, APP self-reports breach of its deforestation moratorium
(09/11/2013) In what may be an unprecedented move in the Indonesian forestry sector, Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) has announced two breaches of its moratorium on natural forest clearance. In a report published Wednesday, APP said an audit of its operations by The Forest Trust, the NGO charged with implementing the forestry giant's forest conservation policy, turned up two incidents of forest clearance that has taken place since the logging ban took effect in February 2013.
500 fires rage across Sumatra
(08/29/2013) Nearly 500 fires are burning across the Indonesian island of Sumatra, raising fears that choking air pollution could return to Singapore and Malaysia.
Fires burning again in Sumatra, triggering haze alerts in Malaysia
(07/23/2013) Deforested areas and degraded peatlands are again burning on the island of Sumatra, triggering haze alerts in nearby Malaysia, despite last week's commitment by regional authorities to address the ongoing fire problem in Indonesia.
Sinar Mas buys stake in Indonesian pulp, paper, and tissue firm
(07/22/2013) Sinar Mas subsidiary Tjiwi Kimia bought a 35 percent stake in pulp, paper and tissue maker Oki Pulp & Paper Mills for $30 million earlier this month.
Palm oil body, Greenpeace spar over Indonesia fire blame
(07/16/2013) Greenpeace and the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO), a body that sets criteria for greener palm oil production, are caught up in a row over the origin of fires that cast a pall over Sumatra, Singapore, and Malaysia last month. The dispute started when media outlets, based on independent analysis of satellite data, identified several members of the RSPO as possible culprits in the fires in Riau Province. Greenpeace said the findings indicated that the RSPO is failing to hold its members accountable for burning. The activist group also criticized the RSPO for not expressly prohibiting deforestation and conversion of peatlands.
Haze fires concentrated in deforested peatlands, not forest areas, confirms satellite analysis
(07/10/2013) A new mapping tool based on NASA satellite data confirms that the majority of fires that drove the recent haze over Sumatra and Malaysia were concentrated in deforested peatlands and scrub, rather than natural forest areas.
Palm oil lobby group misleads on origin of haze, fires
(07/09/2013) World Growth International, a group that lobbies on behalf of industrial forestry and palm oil companies, is clouding the origin of the fires that triggered 'haze' air pollution alerts across Singapore and Malaysia last month.
APP reports accidental breach of deforestation moratorium
(07/01/2013) Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) has reported an accidental breach of its moratorium on deforestation.
World's biggest companies lay out path toward zero-deforestation commodities
(06/28/2013) With a backdrop of fires raging across oil palm and timber plantations in Sumatra, business and political leaders convened in Indonesia to discuss a path forward for producing deforestation-free commodities by 2020.
Cause of haze? Up to 87% of recent deforestation in fire zone due to palm oil, timber
(06/26/2013) New analysis of land cover in Riau Province reveals the outsized role industrial plantations play in driving deforestation and associated haze. The analysis, conducted by Eyes on the Forest, finds that up to 56% of deforestation in Riau between 2007 and 2012 can be linked to timber plantations for pulp and paper production. The figure for oil palm plantations may be as high as 31%.
Wind, not big increase in forest fires, driving haze in Singapore
(06/26/2013) Wind patterns, rather than a sharp increase in fires, is to blame for the record setting air pollution affecting Singapore and Malaysia, finds new analysis by the World Resources Institute (WRI).
Indonesian logging giant pulls out of FSC certification scheme
(06/22/2013) Following a complaint filed by environmental groups, Indonesian forestry giant Asia Pacific Resources International Limited (APRIL) has pulled out of the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), an eco-labeling initiative for timber and other forest products.
Sarawak targets 1M ha of tree plantations by 2020
(06/22/2013) Sarawak, a state in Malaysian Borneo, aims to have 1 million hectares of industrial tree plantations by 2020 to offset declining timber production due to unsustainable forest management practices.
Indonesia drops water bombs on fires, may resort to cloud-seeding
(06/22/2013) In an effort to control peat fires casting a pall of haze over neighboring Singapore and Malaysia, Indonesia is using airplanes to drop water across hotspots in Riau Province on the island of Sumatra, reports AFP. Officials say they may try cloud-seeding — dumping silver iodide at high altitude — if current fire-fighting efforts fall short.
Singapore air pollution hits worst level on record, government blames palm oil and timber plantations in Sumatra
(06/21/2013) Singapore's Pollutant Standards Index hit the highest level on record Friday as 'haze' driven by fires burning across plantations, peatlands, and forest areas continued to rage across Sumatra. The air pollution gauge touched a record 400 at 11 am local time on Friday, according to the National Environment Agency's website. The level is considered "very unhealthy" with people advised to 'minimize all outdoor exposure' and wear masks when outside.
U.S. govt has role to play in stopping commodity-driven deforestation
(06/07/2013) The U.S. government could play a key role in breaking the link between commodity production and greenhouse gas emissions associated with tropical deforestation, argues a new report released by seven environmental groups.
Paper giant APRIL to restore peat forest in Sumatra, but green groups say it continues to deforest
(05/14/2013) Pulp and paper giant Asia Pacific Resources International Limited (APRIL) has launched a $7 million ecosystem restoration project to restore and protect over 20,000 hectares of peat forest in Indonesia's Riau province, Mongabay-Indonesia reported last week.
APP answers questions on new forest conservation policy
(04/29/2013) In February, Asia Pulp & Paper, one the world's largest paper producers, announced a forest conservation policy that would effectively exclude fiber sourced through conversion of rainforests and peatlands. The announcement however was met by skepticism by many in the environmental movement due to APP's failures to abide by previous commitments to avoid rainforest logging.
International Paper commits to working with longtime foe to protect endangered forests
(04/10/2013) In another sign that the global paper industry may be steering toward more sustainable practices following years of bruising activist campaigns and pressure from buyers, International Paper (IP) has committed to identifying and protecting endangered forests and high conservation value areas in the southern U.S. The company, which is the world's largest paper maker, will be partnering with its tenacious NGO critic, the Dogwood Alliance, in order to map out forests in the region and, furthermore, move away from converting natural forests into pine plantations.
Yum! Brands announces 'greener' paper policy
(04/08/2013) After a prolonged campaign by environmental activists, the world's largest fast food company has announced a new sourcing policy that will shift it toward greener packaging materials.
Investigation clears APP of deforestation allegations in Borneo
(04/04/2013) Two logging companies that supply Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) with timber have not violated the Indonesian forestry giant's new zero deforestation commitment, according to a field investigation by The Forest Trust, a conservation group. The investigation was a direct response to allegations raised in a report published last week by Relawan Pemantau Hutan Kalimantan (RPHK), a consortium of local NGOs in West Kalimantan, the western-most province in Indonesian Borneo. The RPHK report found evidence of active clearing within two concession areas linked to Asia Tani Persada (ATP) and Daya Tani Kalbar (DTK), companies that supply APP with timber for its pulp mills.
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I found a site called Teach Engineering that looks pretty interesting.
Engineers have a hand in designing, creating or modifying nearly everything we touch, wear, eat, see and hear. Introducing engineering into the K-12 classroom connects science and math concepts to the everyday engineering that surrounds us. This teacher resource, TeachEngineering.com, helps teachers enhance learning, excite students and stimulate interest in science and math through the use of hands-on engineering.
It is a fairly large collection of curriculum for incorporating engineering into various subject areas. These may just be the things to move more engineering thinking into the general curriculum. I'll bet there are some similar things that computer science teachers could do to help inject some CS thinking into the general curriculum. Something to think about.
For the first time in several years I am not at Microsoft Research's Research Faculty Summit. It's a great conference but with changes in my job and different responsibilities I wasn't able to make it. Fortunately some of the talks have been webcast. The summit started with a panel session on "Meeting the technical challenges of the future" featuring Dean Richard Newton of UC Berkeley, President Dan Mote of University of Maryland, Richard Russell the Associate Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy, Lucy Sanders the CEO of the NCWIT, and Microsoft's Craig Mundie. The replay of the webcast is here.
It is an interesting discussion to watch and listen to. The first hour is mostly the panelists talking about a number of interesting things. But the real meat of the webcast is the question and answer period that starts after the first hour (if you are short on time Windows Media Player lets you slide down to that). I suspect that I could write about a half a dozen blog posts just on things that come up during the Q & A.
If you are interested in hi-tech educational, research and career issues you should really find some time to watch this webcast.
Now available for free is a series of video lessons that use SQL Server 2005 Express Edition to teach databases. The whole series starts here and includes over four hours of video-based instruction. There are 8 lessons in all and they start at the very beginning with "What is a database?"
You may find these videos useful for your own professional development or as additional resources for use in class. The last lesson actually walks you though the steps of connecting a database to a web application so there are lots of places that might come in handy. Check them out and let me know what you think!
Oh and if you don't have it installed already you can get SQL Server 2005 Express Edition as a free download here. You will find other samples and some SQL Server 2005 books available at the same site.


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Review: I came from Los Angeles not to long ago, as a new Las Vegas resident. I was used to the fancy vegan/vegetarian restaurants in Southern California. So obviously I was looking for something to match up. This place is pretty sweet. Loved the soy duck curry and the pad-thai noodles with soy fish. The waitress was extremely nice and the people seemed very well-mannered.
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