"The Redding Resource Management Plan and Environmental Impact Statement (RMP) identifies the direction for the proposed management of public lands and Federal mineral estate administered by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) within the Redding Resource Area of north central California. The Redding Resource Area encompasses approximately 247,500 acres of public land and 145,200 acres of Federal mineral estate within Butte, Shasta, Siskiyou, Tehama, and Trinity counties. ... The RMP is focused on resolving four planning issues identified through a public involvement or scoping process. These issues include: land tenure adjustment (where BLM should provide long term Federal stewardship); recreation management (where and what mixture of recreation activities should be encouraged for discouraged); access (the ability of public users to physically access their public lands), and; forest management (where should forest management be permitted given existing restrictions and changing land ownership). In addition to the planning issues, BLM required decisions regarding a number of management concerns including special designations (Areas of Critical Environmental Concern, Special Recreation Management Areas, and streams eligible for inclusion within the National Wild and Scenic Rivers Systems) and specific requirements of BLM planning regulations"--Page S-1

Of findings for each species or species group -- Bryophytes -- Fungi -- Lichens -- Vascular plants -- Arthropods -- Mollusks -- Amphibians -- Fish -- Birds -- Bats -- Other mammals -- Matrices of benefits from mitigation measures for each species group.