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Browsing Local and Regional Documents Archive by Subject "Forest thinning -- Oregon -- Willamette National Forest"
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(2006-10)Proposes to thin commercially 60-80 year-old timber stands on 3328 acres of the Huckleberry Flats area and sell the 50 million board feet over the next 3-5 years. Other activities include maintaining existing roads, ...
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(2008-09-19)Announces decision selecting Alternative 3, thinning the stands with a focus on accelerating the development of late successional stand characteristics in critical habitat for the northern spotted owl and increasing time ...
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(2008-08)Proposes that about 1291 acres of 30-60 year-old, managed stands would be commercially thinned and various measures would be taken to encourage species diversity and improve stand complexity.
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(2003-03-11)Announces decision to implement Article 3 of the project EA, harvesting 3.2 million board feet on 237 acres of existing shelterwood and prelogged overstory units in Matrix land allocation using ground-based logging methods. ...
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(2002-08-02)Proposes to offer one or more timber sales treating no more than 275 acres in the Parks Creek Subwatershed. Timber will be removed from the existing shelterwood and overstory management prescriptions with ground-based ...
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(2007-10)Announces decision to implement Alternative 2 to begin harvesting timber (including thinning, shelterwood, and regeneration harvest) on about 1668 acres. Includes reopening of 3.5 miles of temporary spur roads and maintenance ...
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(2007-07)Proposes to harvest timber on 1668 acres, yielding about 19 million board feet. Includes about 834 acres of final shelterboard (overstory) removal, 52 acres of shelterboard creation, 3 acres of clearcut with reserves, 633 ...
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(2006-05-26)Announces decision to implement Alternative 2, which prescribes thinning to various stand densities on 828 acres of 35-45 year-old, even-aged stands in the Quartzville LSR to accelerate development of late-successional ...
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(2006-04)Proposes to use a combination of silvicultural harvest prescriptions and other stand treatments to accelerate the development of late-successional stand conditions in thinning commercially 828 acres of 35-45 year-old managed ...
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(2003-06)Announces decision to implement Alternative B of the project EA, because it satisfies the primary purpose and need to salvage commercially windthrown trees and portions of felled hazard trees in a timely manner while they ...
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(2003-05)Proposes salvaging about 70 thousand board feet (MBF) of windthrown trees (about 15 log truck loads), felling about 31 hazard trees along the six-mile haul route as part of a timber sale contract intended to mitigate impacts ...
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(2002-07)Proposes to thin approximately 1136 acres of second growth Douglas fir stands to reduce stocking levels, thin selected portions of riparian reserves, reconstruct roads, and build temporary roads in order to enhance the ...
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(2002-07)Announces decision to implement Alternative 3 of project EA, which modifies the action to include operating restrictions for helicopter, timber harvest, and truck hauling to reduce the effects of noise on recreation visitors ...
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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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(2002-12)Proposes to treat eight forest stands totaling an estimated 187 acres within the East Humbug Creek drainage by removing most trees below 11 inches in diameter by either commercial thinning or understory removal or a ...
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(2007)Announces decision to implement project removing approximately 185 wind-thrown and root sprung trees from 17 acres located along the McKenzie River near a section of the McKenzie River National Recreation Trail above the ...
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(2003-05)Announces decision to implement Alternative B from project EA, using timber harvesting techniques, prescribed fire, and snag creation methods to approximate stand structures resulting from historic high security, ...
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(2003-03)Proposes to implement portion of recommendations found in the Blue River Landscape Strategy, a recommended landscape management and watershed restoration plan, an administrative study designed to measure effects on the ...
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(2008-09)Proposes to thin area of over 2,900 acres of dense, even-aged, uniform, single-story, 35- to 60-year old plantations. This alternative is expected to yield approximately 40 million board feet of timber sawlogs to meet the ...
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