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Actions and plans for the park that could affect vegetation communities in addition to those proposed under the Marin Equestrian Stables Plan, include the General Management Plan, Fire Management Plan, Marin Headlands Transportation Plan, Marine Mammal Center improvement, Headlands Institute campus planning, Wetland and Creek Restoration at Big Lagoon, Dias Ridge Restoration and Trail improvement, Lower Redwood Creek Floodplain and Salmonid Habitat Restoration, Rosselli Coastal Permit, general visitor use, and other planning processes.

Fire management activities resulting from the park’s Fire Management Plan could include prescribed burning and/or mechanical thinning, as well as suppression of wildfires in areas covered by the Plan. While this would have short-term adverse effects on vegetation, prescribed burning is believed to be regionally beneficial to native vegetation over the long term. Most of the impacts to wetlands from the MHFB Transportation Plan are beneficial. For example, the combined activities in the MHFB Transportation Plan would have permanent adverse impacts on 0.64 acres of wetlands and would restore just over three acres of wetland and dune habitat.

The Big Lagoon Wetland and Creek Restoration Project, at the mouth of Redwood Creek, is a 39-acre project designed to restore a functioning ecosystem, including riparian and wetlands. The Lower Redwood Creek Floodplain and Salmonid Habitat Restoration project is intended to restore hydrological function of the area for the benefit of fauna and for long-term creek recovery. These restoration projects would provide major local and regional long-term benefits to vegetation communities.

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