Proposed action includes commercial thinning on 2218 acres, non-commercial thinning on 3286 acres, 40 acres of aspen restoration, mechanical fuels treatment, and landscape burning.

Announces decision to implement project with 313 acres of winter mowing, 70 acres of food plot creation, 26 acres of soil restoration and forage enhancement, and 20 acres of meadow restoration.

Proposes to thin commercially approximately 80 acres of Matrix, Riparian Reserve, or LSR lands expected to yield up to 2250 CCF in timber volume with harvest methods that are cost effective and responsive to ground ...

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 ...

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 ...

The purpose of this project is to provide for adequate parking facilities at two snow-parks currently being used on the Diamond Lake Ranger District through a modest expansion of their current size in order to accommodate ...

Proposes to place up to 640 large conifer trees up to 36 inches in diameter at breast height in streams throughout the Yachats watershed, removing culverts and fills from two abandoned roads; and in the Beamer Creek area, ...

Announces decision to implement Alternative 2 of the project EA, closing about 34.8 miles and decommissioning 8.3 miles of non-key forest roads in the Yachats River watershed that are not connected to the Yachats Terrestrial ...

Announces decision to implement Alternative 5 (maintain and repair key forest roads) of the project EA. Includes commercially thinning about 2,039 acres to speed the development of late-successional habitat in plantations ...