Collaborative Forestry Pilot Project

Welcome to the Roseburg District Collaborative Forestry Pilot Project

The Bureau of Land Management’s Roseburg District is initiating a public process to apply principles of "collaborative forestry" in the District. This collaborative approach is based on the following three goals:

• Accelerate the development of habitat components across the landscape as needed to support the conservation and recovery of Northern Spotted Owls and Marbled Murrelets.
• Reduce the hazard of uncharacteristically large/intense wildfire in dry forest types as needed to support landscape and community fire resiliency/resistance.
• Provide reliable and substantial timber volume to support employment, income and public services while recovery planning/critical habitat designation and associated land use planning are addressed.

Resources

• Background
• Project Process
• Project Schedule
• Maps & Presentations
• Public Recommended Reading Links
• Contact Information and Public Comments
• Collaborative Forestry Scoping Report 2010 (PDF)
• Collaborative Forestry Pilot Video

Public Meeting Minutes

• February 24, 2010 (PDF)
• March 3, 2010 (PDF)
• March 10, 2010 (PDF)
• March 31, 2010 (PDF)
• April 7, 2010 (PDF)
• April 14, 2010 (PDF)
• April 21, 2010: Discussion of analysis methodology
• May 19, 2010: Preliminary Findings
  • May 19 Pre-meeting Information