BLM Districts

Permanent URI for this community

https://hdl.handle.net/1794/5667

Browse

Browsing BLM Districts by Author "Oregon. State Parks and Recreation Dept."

Now showing 1 - 1 of 1
  • Thumbnail Image
    ItemOpen Access
    North Umpqua Wild and Scenic River environmental assessment
    (1992-07) United States. Forest Service. Pacific Northwest Region; Oregon. State Parks and Recreation Dept.; United States. Bureau of Land Management. Roseburg District Office
    Proposes five alternate management strategies. Alternative A emphasizes natural enhancement of the Outstandingly Remarkable Values (fishery, water quality and quantity, recreation, scenery and cultural resources), while calling for less overall use of the corridor. Alternative B is the No Action alternative. This alternative protects the ORV's and significant values while having only the voluntary boating guidelines and maximum facility capacity to restrict recreation use. Alternative B1 attempts to maintain existing recreational use of the corridor - particularly boating use - as defined by use levels measured in 1990. This is the Current Use Alternative. Developments proposed under this alternative would serve to better accommodate already existing levels of use. All the ORV's and significant values in the corridor will continue to be maintained or enhanced. Alternative C, while allowing a slight increase in recreational use of the corridor, has more restrictions than the No Action alternative to limit use. All the ORV's and significant values in the corridor will continue to be maintained or enhanced. Alternative D allows maximum recreational utilization of the corridor. However, the identified Outstandingly Remarkable Values continue to be maintained or enhanced.