Prairie City Ranger District (Or.)2008-06-232008-06-232005-12-16https://hdl.handle.net/1794/6652411 pp. Tables, figures, maps, appendices, references. "T.15S.; R.33E.; T.15S.; R.34E.; T.16S., R.33 1/2 E., T.16S., R.33E.; T.17S., R.33E., and T.17S.,R.33 1/2 E." Captured June 11, 2008.Promises to promote ecologically sustainable upland forest vegetation and to improve water quality, as past timber harvest and lack of prescribed fire have left many of the forested stands overstocked, and many of the roads contributing sedimentation into nearby streams. Activities include commercial thinning timber harvest, closing or decommissioning roads, adjusting areas managed for dedicated old growth to provide better wildlife habitat, and generally to promote the resiliency of upland forests and improve watershed conditions by reducing road-related impacts. Decision notice announces implementation of Alternative 2 of project EA with modifications.11690700 bytesapplication/pdfen-USForest management -- Oregon -- Malheur National ForestForest thinning -- Oregon -- Malheur National ForestForest roads -- Oregon -- Malheur National ForestWatershed management -- Oregon -- Malheur River WatershedOther