Developing ProposalEnvironmental AssessmentNorth Carolina; Tennessee · Cherokee; Graham; Monroe
Comments due 8/20/2026 11:59:59 PM
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What the Forest Service is proposing
Forest products; Vegetation management (other than forest products); Wildlife, fish, rare plants
The Sugar Mountain Project would utilize commercial timber harvest, wildlife opening enhancements, timber stand improvements, prescribed fire, and other associated actions to increase early successional habitat and improve forest health.
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To: Justin Feeman · Forest ServiceRe: Sugar Mountain · Tellico Ranger District, Cherokee National Forest
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Read what they proposed · 7 documents
Comments already on record · 40
Allen, Johnnie
Wilborn, Jason
Calfee, William
Grant, Zachary
Gatlin, Nickolas
Miller, Josey
ivester, jennings
West, Nick
Penland, Mason
DeRose-Broeckert, Daniel
Who to reach · official links
Justin Feeman
justin.feeman@usda.gov · 423-397-8405
c/o Tellico Ranger District; 250 Ranger Station Rd; Tellico Plains, Tennessee 37385
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