Eugene District
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The Eugene District of the Bureau of Land Management extends from the Pacific Coast into the western slopes of the Cascade Range, encompassing 316,000 acres.
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Browsing Eugene District by Subject "Fish habitat improvement -- Oregon -- Eugene Region"
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Item Open Access Brush and Childers Creek aquatic habitat restoration finding of no significant impact and decision record(2007-06-25) United States. Bureau of Land Management. Eugene DistrictAnnounces decision to implement project restoring the spatial and temporal connectivity of the aquatic system by improving fish passage at an existing road-stream crossing, enhancing aquatic and riparian habitat for resident and anadromous fish species, treating and limiting the spread of noxious plant species, and reducing road and off-road related sediment delivery to streams. Includes conducting aquatic habitat restoration fish passage improvement, road surface improvement unauthorized OHV trail closure, and noxious weed treatment within the Brush and Childers Creek drainages.Item Open Access McGowan/Parsons project environmental assessment(2006-05-03) United States. Bureau of Land Management. Eugene DistrictProposes to provide a sustainable supply of timber from the Matrix lands while maintaining valuable structural components (snags and down woods) and habitat for special status species, and to treat stands to accelerate the growth of trees to restore large conifers in Riparian Reserves. Includes commercial thinning, aquatic habitat restoration, and road improvements.Item Open Access McGowan/Parsons project finding of no significant impact and decision record(2007-06-20) United States. Bureau of Land Management. Eugene DistrictAnnounces decision to implement project providing a sustainable supply of timber from the Matrix lands while maintaining valuable structural components (snags and down woods) and habitat for special status species, and to treat stands to accelerate the growth of trees to restore large conifers in Riparian Reserves. Includes commercial thinning, aquatic habitat restoration, and road improvements.Item Open Access Seeley Creek project environmental assessment(2008-06-17) United States. Bureau of Land Management. Eugene DistrictProposes to implement a commercial thinning project and aquatic habitat restoration on approximately 760 acres in the Mohawk watershed, including timber harvest, instream habitat restoration, and road construction, improvements and decommissioning.