Paulina Ranger District

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Browsing Paulina Ranger District by Subject "Vegetation management -- Oregon -- Ochoco National Forest"

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    Deep vegetation management project final supplementary environmental impact statement summary
    (2004-01) Paulina Ranger District (Or.)
    Proposes to improve improve vegetative diversity, reduce the current fire hazard, improve the amount of shade producing vegetation and large woody material for streams, and reduce sedimentation from roads. Includes improvement cutting (5688), commercial thinning (562 acres), clearcutting with reserve trees (60 acres), precommercial thinning (6285 acres), fuels treatments including underburning, and other activities such as riparian planting (28 miles), culvert replacement, road closing and decommissioning, and aspen, willow, and meadow enhancement.
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    Deep vegetation management project record of decision
    (2004-01) Paulina Ranger District (Or.)
    Announces decision to implement Alternative C of project Supplementary EIS, to improve vegetative diversity, reduce the current fire hazard, improve the amount of shade producing vegetation and large woody material for streams, and reduce sedimentation from roads. Includes improvement cutting (5688 acres), commercial thinning (562 acres), clearcutting with reserve trees (60 acres), precommercial thinning (6285 acres), fuels treatments including underburning, and other activities such as riparian planting (28 miles), culvert replacements, road closing and decommissioning, and aspen, willow, and meadow enhancement.
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    Sugar Creek campground vegetation management decision memo
    (2007-05-29) Paulina Ranger District (Or.)
    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 attack by bark beetles. Includes natural fuels burning on 21 acres, slash treatment, and planting of trees and shrubs.