Trail system and off-highway vehicle management and development final environmental impact statement and record of decision
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1996-08
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Zusammenfassung
FEIS proposes to allow for the development of up to 500 miles of off-highway vehicle (OHV) trail, 314 miles of snowmobile trail, and 397 miles of nonmotorized trail. OHV use would not be permitted in riparian areas, scablands, or slopes over 30%, no more than 10% of new trails would be located in riparian areas and 20% in scablands, and visitor education, signing, understandable travel maps, use of volunteers, and partnership are emphasized. Record of Decision announces decision to implement Alternative D of FEIS.
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242 pp. Maps, tables, glossary, references, appendices, index.
"The Analysis Area is located in central Oregon, encompassing 963,957 acres in Crook, Grant, Jefferson, Harney, and Wheeler counties."
Captured July 10, 2008.
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Forest management -- Oregon -- Ochoco National Forest, Off-road vehicles -- Environmental aspects -- Oregon -- Ochoco National Forest, All terrain vehicles -- Environmental aspects -- Oregon -- Ochoco National Forest