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(2008-03)The Mt. Hood National Forest (Forest) and Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area in Oregon (Scenic Area) are proposing invasive plant treatments on 208 sites (approximately 13,000 acres). The purpose of this project ...
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(2007-05-18)Announces decision to implement Alternative 2 of the project EA, providing limits on amounts, location, and/or method of collection to control overharvesting of special forest products, ensuring consistent administration ...
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(2003-01)Provides a compilation of information useful for making informed decisions about road management by looking at Key Forest Routes and to capture cumulative knowledge to inform land managers about the benefits and liabilities ...
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(2007-05-18)Announces decision to implement Alternative 2 of project EA, commercially thinning about 51 acres in three plantations, implementing routine road maintenance, creating four snags per acre by topping or girdling, and creating ...
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(2007-05)Proposes to continue long-term objectives of learning about effects to overstory trees from overstory density treatments, learning how overstory treatments affect understory trees, and learning how treatments affect ...
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(2003-05)Announces decision to categorically exclude project constructing a 15 x 15 foot log shelter and a handicapped-accessible toilet at Six Mile. A vault toilet, which is handicapped-accessible, will be constructed onsite at Six Mile.
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(2007-05-20)Announces decision to commercially thin 170 MBF from 70 acres along 1-2 miles of Forest Roads 5209 and 5209-916 in order to improve sustainability and promote stand vigor by reducing competition for light, nutrients, and ...
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(2008-05-19)Announces decision to implement project stemming from 2006 Columbia Complex Fire, which burned 39,000 acres in the Pomeroy Ranger District. Includes treating danger trees adjacent to approximately 43 miles of Forest System roads.
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(2008-11-26)Announces decision to implement Alternative 5 of project EA, to restrict motorized use in the Sled Springs area to designated routes. Upon establishment of the trail system, or implementation of the Forest-wide ...
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(2008-11)Proposes to establish a 166-mile OHV trail system in the Sled Springs area. This OHV trail system would be for all-terrain vehicles and motorcycles. The proposal consists of converting 71 miles of existing roads into ...
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(2008-03)Proposes to treat 5790 acres to lessen wildfire intensity, reduce resistance to control, and provide safer access for both firefighters and the public. Treatment units are strategically located on the landscape so that ...
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(2005-10)Updates two earlier analyses: Cascade Lakes (1995) and Browns/Wickiup (1997). Focuses on the three basic domains (physical, biological, and social), while following the federally-mandated six-step analysis process: watershed ...
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(2008-05-02)Announces decision to implement noncommercial small tree thinning and slash disposal on approximately 114 acres within the wildland-urban interface in the Bridge Creek Watershed. Includes reducing small tree density and ...
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(2000-11)Proposes to authorize a special use permit for construction, maintenance and operation of a permanent vehicle weigh and safety station on the northbound land of US Highway 97 south of Bend, between mileposts 145 and 148 ...
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(2001-05)FEIS proposes to authorize special use permit for construction, maintenance and operation of a permanent vehicle weigh and safety station on the northbound land of US Highway 97 south of Bend, between mileposts 145 and 148 ...
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South Fork McKenzie River enhancement project decision notice and finding of no significant impact (2007-01-11)Announces decision to implement Alternative A of the project EA, supplementing existing in-stream large woody material for aquatic habitat enhancement within an 8.5 mile reach of the South Fork McKenzie River and lower ...
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(2006-11)Responds to South Fork McKenzie Watershed Analysis findings of loss of early life habitat for bull trout and spring Chinook salmon by proposing to supplement existing in-stream large woody material for aquatic habitat ...
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(2006)Proposes a commercial thinning project in plantations. The project is located in the western portion of the Clackamas River Ranger District, Mt. Hood National Forest, Oregon. The trees in the plantations are 40 to 60 ...
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(2006-12-14)Announces decision to implement Alternative 2 of the project EA, to thin about 189 acres of overstocked, mid-seral, natural stands experiencing stagnation and mortality, contributing approximately 8000-9000 CCF (hundred ...
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(2006-10)Proposes to thin about 189 acres of overstocked, mid-seral, metal stands experiencing stagnation and mortality, contributing approximately 8000-9000 CCF (hundred cubic feet) of wood fiber toward the District's timber target ...
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