"North Coastal Area Investigation: South Fork Eel River Study" documents a comprehensive environmental investigation conducted by the California Department of Water Resources. This final supplement, No. 173 from 1969, summarizes a public hearing and includes comments on the preliminary edition dated January 1968. It provides valuable insights into the environmental concerns and resource management strategies considered during this period. This document is an important historical record for understanding California's approach to water resource management and environmental protection in the latter half of the 20th century.
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