Developing ProposalEnvironmental AssessmentOregon · Deschutes; Jefferson
Comments due 8/14/2026 11:59:59 PM
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What the Forest Service is proposing
Forest products; Fuels management; Recreation management; Vegetation management (other than forest products)
The proposed action includes approximately 14,400 acres of thinning (shaded fuels break, commercial and small tree), mowing, and/or prescribed burning. In addition, a well-established user trail within an isolated Forest Service parcel would be added to the Forest Service trail system.
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To: Lauren DuRocher · Forest ServiceRe: Sisters Canyons Active Restoration Project · Sisters Ranger District, Deschutes National Forest
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Read what they proposed · 10 documents
Sisters Canyons Active Restoration Project4 files ZIP
Draft Specialist Reports6 files ZIP
- SCARP Resource Specialist Effects Botany Draft.pdf
- SCARP Resource Specialist Effects Silviculture Draft.pdf
- SCARP Resource Specialist Effects FPAmendment Draft.pdf
- SCARP Resource Specialist Effects Fuels Draft.pdf
- SCARP Resource Specialist Effects Soils Draft July 2026.pdf
- SCARP Resource Specialist Effects Wildlife Draft.pdf
Who to reach · official links
Lauren DuRocher
lauren.durocher@usda.gov · 541-316-9686
c/o Sisters Ranger District; Pine St and Hwy 20; P.O. Box 249; Sisters, Oregon 97759
On the official sites