John Day resource management plan record of decision and rangeland program summary
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Date
1995-08
Authors
United States. Bureau of Land Management. Burns District
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Abstract
Announces decision approving plan. Four alternatives for managing the public lands in the John Day planning area were analyzed in the
Resource Management Plan/Environmental Impact Statement.
The proposed Resource Management Plan (the Preferred Alternative in the Resource Management Plan/EIS)
emphasizes management, production on a sustained yield basis and use of renewable resources on the
majority of public lands in the John Day planning area while providing protection, maintenance or
enhancement of cultural, soil, water, botanical and recreational resource values and big, small and nongame
habitats. This alternative is the environmentally preferable alternative and the one that has been selected for
the John Day Resource Management Plan. The proposed Resource Management Plan best meets national
guidance, best satisfies the planning criteria and best resolves issues while contributing to the local
economy.
Description
47 pp. Tables, maps, appendices.
The John Day Planning Area (see Maps 1 and 2),
which is part of Oregon’s Burns District, comprises
those public lands within Grant County and a
northern portion of Harney County. The planning
area is bordered on the north and east by the Vale
District and on the west by the Prineville District.
Captured July 31, 2007.
Keywords
Public lands -- Oregon -- Burns Region -- Management, Land use -- Oregon -- Burns Region -- Planning, Forest management -- Oregon -- Burns Region, Grange management -- Oregon -- Burns Region