The Mokelumne Amador Calaveras (MAC) Forest Resilience Project is a 246,838-acre planning effort on the Eldorado and Stanislaus National Forests in California, led by the USDA Forest Service. The project addresses elevated wildfire risk and the effects of climate change on watershed resilience. Proposed treatments include commercial and noncommercial mechanical forest thinning, prescribed fire, shaded fuel break construction, hazard tree removal, salvage logging, invasive species control, and ecological restoration of aspen groves, riparian areas, and meadows. The Forest Service will prepare an Environmental Impact Statement, with the draft expected in mid-2025 and the final in early 2026. Treatments are planned over a 10-year period, with forest plan amendments proposed to align with the Conservation Strategy for the California Spotted Owl.1234