Approves project performing maintenance on the Salmon River footbridge, utilizing a partial containment system designed to contain water and solids dislodged during maintenance activities (EA section 2.2). The footbridge ...

Announces decision to implement Alternative 2 of the project EA, harvesting approximately 2243 CCF by thinning commercially 80 acres of mid seral, managed forest using ground-based logging methods. Existing roads and ...

Analyzes terrestrial habitats in 11 designated LSRs on lands managed by the Willamette National Forest and the Salem and Eugene Bureau of Land Management Districts as required by the Northwest Forest Plan. Seeks to maintain ...

Proposes to apply new standards and guidelines to update the current Integrated Weed Management program through a non-significant amendment, by adding potential and new invaders to the 1993 list, and prescribing treatment ...

Describes the seven alternatives for the Forest Plan, including: (NC) continuation of management under 1977 Plan, (A) continuation of management under the 1977 Plan modified to meet management requirements, (D) an emphasis ...

Provides line officers with ongoing critical information for the operation and maintenance of a safe and affordable road system that is responsive to public needs and meets land management objectives with minimal negative ...

Proposes to grant request from private property owner seeking to replace a portion of road that accesses their property on the eastern slope of Steens Mountain. Includes relocating route by eliminating stream crossing on ...

Announces decision implementing Alternative 2 of the project EA, proposing to thin approximately 7154 acres to return stand conditions and fire regimes to historic levels. Includes 3211 acres of commercial harvesting, ...

Proposes to thin approximately 7154 acres to return stand conditions and fire regimes to historic levels. Includes 3211 acres of commercial harvesting, noncommercial thinning, 4551 acres of activity fuels underburning and ...

Proposes to thin commercially 962 acres of 30-48 year-old young managed conifer stands, creating snags to grow larger trees, underplanting shade tolerant species, and constructing temporary roads and reopening others within ...