Proposes to reduce fuels by treating approximately 3900 acres to achieve sustainable vegetative conditions and lower the risk of stand replacement wildfire. Includes tree and small tree thinning, hand and machine piling ...

Provides analysis at the project level, and is limited in scope to the Davis Fire area and the Closure area, some 21,000 acres. Includes description of the situation; assessment of the benefits, problems, and risks; ...

Announces decision to implement Alternative B of project FEIS, implementing salvage harvest and subsequent fuels treatments on 6355 acres on the Davis Fire area, 10 miles west of La Pine. Includes ground-based logging ...

Proposes vegetation management on 5522 acres involving commercial and small tree thinning of forested stands, harvesting 18.9 million board feet of timber. Includes salvage of dead lodgepole pine, prescribed burning, piling ...

Announces decision to implement Alternative C modified from project EIS, initiating vegetation management on 5522 acres involving commercial and small tree thinning of forested stands, harvesting 18.9 million board feet ...

Announces the decision to implement the proposed action, with a modification to add 6 acres of aspen enhancement. Includes prescribed underburning of 533 acres, salvaging of 407 acres of dead and down lodgepole pine, ...

Announces decision to relocate horse trail out of the Davis Lake floodplain and into the adjacent forested area so that the trail may be used when high water occurs. Includes 4.15 miles of trail between Ranger Creek and ...

Provides analysis focusing on the three basic domains (physical, biological, and social), while noting changes relating to wildlife species in the five years since the pilot analysis. These include the proposed listing of ...

Proposes to address opportunities for restoring ecosystems identified during the Odell Watershed Analysis (1999), Big Marsh Watershed Analysis (1997), and to implement the management strategy defined for the Davis Late ...

Announces categorical exclusion of project implementing hazardous fuel treatments on 825 acres of BLM-managed lands and 38 acres of Forest Service lands. Includes actions against shrub and lodgepole pine seedlings overgrowth, ...