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Browsing Deschutes and Ochoco National Forests by Subject "Forest management -- Oregon -- Ochoco National Forest"
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(2003-06-19)Announces decision to implement Alternative 3 of project EA, with modifications for higher levels of snag retention. Includes salvaging approximately 577 MBF of trees that are dying or were killed by the July 2002 wildfire, ...
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(2003-04)Proposes to salvage approximately 514 MBF of trees that are dying or were killed by the July 2002 wildfire, and to plant conifers within a 140-acre area. Includes seedling protective measures against big game and pocket ...
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(2005-08-15)Announces decision to thin precommercially, lop, and scatter slash in 152 plantations over 3200 acres in Trout Creek, Bear Creek, McKay Creek, and Mill Creek watersheds. Includes thinning trees up to 9 inches in diameter ...
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(2006-06-22)Announces implementation of the use of prescribed fire on approximately 2700 acres and noncommercial mechanical thinning on approximately 800 acres within the wildland-urban interface in the Upper Ochoco Creek Watershed. ...
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(2008-05-19)Announces decision to implement prescribed fire treatment on approximately 2500 acres and noncommercial mechanical thinning on about 600 acres within the wildland-urban interface in the Upper Ochoco Creek Watershed. Aims ...
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(2001)Announces decision to implement Alternative 2 of project EA, salvage harvesting merchantable trees that were felled during fire suppression operations near existing roads in the Hash Rock Salvage area. Trees proposed for ...
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(2001-02)Proposes to salvage harvest merchantable trees that were felled during fire suppression operations near existing roads in the Hash Rock Salvage area. Trees proposed for harvest are between 15 and 35 inches dbh, and the ...
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(2007-09-06)Announces implementation of underburning of 2770 acres, non-commercial thinning of 1000 acres, and machine piling of 123 acres to reduce the threat of uncharacteristically intense wildfire.
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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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(2008-06)Proposes to continue authorization of livestock grazing in the Heisler, Wind Creek, and Wolf Creek allotments using new grazing management standards and an adaptive management strategy. Use standards, known as Composite ...
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(2007-04)Proposes to harvest commercially approximately 6172 acres of commercial harvest, 11,160 acres of precommercial thinning, and 196 acres of thinning in hardwood stands. Includes some 15,464 acres of prescribed fire, 3015 ...
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(2007-07)FEIS proposes to harvest commercially on 6172 acres, precommercial thinning on 11,160 acres, and 196 acres of thinning in hardwood stands. Includes some 15,464 acres of prescribed fire, 3015 acres of grapple piling, 718 ...
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(2007-05-29)Announces decision to implement the project, commercially harvesting 34 acres of ponderosa pine and non-commercially thin 55 acres of overly dense, second-growth ponderosa pine stands that are imminently susceptible to ...
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(2005-06)Announces decision to implement Alternative 2 of the project EA, controlling the medusahead population within the Turnpike Pit on the southeast edge near the 5840-780 entrance road before it spreads to adjacent grasslands ...
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(2005-03)Proposes to control the medusahead population within the Turnpike Pit on the southeast edge near the 5840-780 before it spreads to adjacent grasslands, using the herbicide glyphosate (Glypro).
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(2005-06)Proposes to control the medusahead population within the Turnpike Pit on the southeast edge near the 5840-780 entrance road before it spreads to adjacent grasslands, using the herbicide glyphosate (Glypro).
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(2006-12-19)Announces decision to categorically exclude and authorize the construction of a groomer shed approximately 30 by 60 feet, located between Roads 2200-135 and 2200-140 across from the Walton Sno-Park.
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(2004-08)Proposes to use prescribed fire, commercial thinning, noncommercial thinning, grapple piling, and hard piling in the west half of the Maury Mountains to maintain and increase current and future late and old structure forest ...
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(2005-04)FEIS proposes to use prescribed fire, commercial thinning, noncommercial thinning, grapple piling, and hard piling in the west half of the Maury Mountains to maintain and increase current and future late and old structure ...
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Westside allotments decision notice, finding of no significant impact, and environmental assessment (2005-09)EA proposes to continue authorization of grazing on the Deep Creek, Derr, Happy, Little Summit, and Roba allotments within the Deep Creek watershed and portions of the Mountain Creek, Rock Creek, Paulina Creek, and lower ...
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