Prineville District

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Browsing Prineville District by Subject "Forest management -- Oregon -- Prineville Region"

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    Cherry Creek and Circle Bar allotments grazing permit renewal decision record
    (2009-02-19) United States. Bureau of Land Management. Prineville District
    Approves plan renewing the grazing lease for ten years.
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    Sutton Mountain coordinated research management plan decision record
    (1996-03) United States. Bureau of Land Management. Prineville District
    Announces decision implementing preferred Alternative D, "Emphasize Natural Values While Accommodating Commodity Production," for a long-range plan to provide a framework for future use and management of natural resources. Proposes plans for road access, mineral leasing, noxious weeds, recreation, special status species plants, visual resource management, upland vegetation manipulations, water rights and agricultural lands, and livestock grazing.
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    Sutton Mountain coordinated resource management plan environmental assessment and finding of no significant impact
    (1995-03) United States. Bureau of Land Management. Prineville District
    Proposes long-range plan to provide a framework for future use and management of natural resources. Preferred alternative, "Emphasize Natural Values While Accommodating Commodity Production," proposes plans for road access, mineral leasing, noxious weeds, recreation, special status species plants, visual resource management, upland vegetation manipulations, water rights and agricultural lands, and livestock grazing.
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    Two Rivers resource management plan record of decision and rangeland program summary
    (1986-06) United States. Bureau of Land Management. Prineville District
    Announces decision adopting Two Rivers RMP/EIS of September 1985, emphasizing production on a sustained yield basis, and use of renewable resources on the majority of public lands in the Two Rivers Planning Area. It also provides for protection, maintenance or enhancement of riparian, soil, water, botanical and recreational resource values as well as wildlife habitat.