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Browsing Bend - Fort Rock Ranger District by Subject "Reforestation -- Oregon -- Deschutes National Forest"
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(2004-06)Describes the effects of implementing 3 alternatives for the recovery of Bend-Fort Rock Ranger District lands that burned 3810 acres in the 18 Fire of 2003. Seeks to recover commercial value, expedite the establishment ...
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(2004-10)Describes the effects of implementing 3 alternatives for the recovery of Bend-Fort Rock Ranger District lands that burned 3810 acres in the 18 Fire of 2003. Seeks to recover commercial value, expedite the establishment and ...
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(2004-11)Announces decision to implement Alternative 2 of project FEIS, regarding Bend-Fort Rock Ranger District Fire 18 that burned 3810 acres in 2003. Seeks to recover commercial value, expedite the establishment and restoration ...
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(2006-02-17)Announces decision to implement Alternative 2 of the project EA, providing for an economic and affordable means of controlling competing vegetation so that planted ponderosa pine seedlings can become established after the ...
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(2006-02)Proposes to provide for an economical and affordable means of controlling competing vegetation so that planted ponderosa pine seedlings can become established after the deforestation caused by the 18-Fire. Includes carrying ...
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(2005-12)Proposes to provide for an economical and affordable means of controlling competing competition so that planted ponderosa pine seedlings can become established after the deforestation caused by the 18-Fire. Includes carrying ...
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(2002-01-11)Proposes to recover commercial timber value from fires caused by the Crane complex fire by salvaging dead and dying trees, reforesting burned areas, reducing fuel accumulations resulting from the fire, and restoring wildfire ...
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(2001-12-04)Proposes to recover commercial timber value from the Crane complex fire by salvaging dead and dying trees, reforesting burned areas, reducing fuel accumulations resulting from the fire, and restoring wildfire habitat and ...
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(2006-03)Describes effects of implementing three alternatives relating to hazardous fuels and tree stand density on 42,655 acres. Includes prescribed burning, mechanical shrub treatment, intermediate and regeneration cutting of ...
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