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Proposed New Wilderness Study Area: Roadless Area Review and Evaluation.

Date: 1973-01-01
Categories: Land Use, Forest Ecology, Land & Water Management, Recreation & Tourism
Source: Sustainable Living Library

Summary

Management plan (1964-1974). Covers Gila National Forest, New Mexico, Puerto Rico. Topics: wilderness management, roadless area review, wilderness preservation, Roadless Area Review and Evaluation. Agencies: Forest Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Congress. Cites 11 external works.

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Stakeholders (9)

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United States Forest ServiceUnited States Department of AgricultureUnited States Geological SurveyCongressBureau of MinesDepartment of CommerceNational Technical Information ServicePresident's Council on Environmental Quality
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Places (52)

ColoradoCaliforniaArizonaNew MexicoNevadaGunnison National ForestAlaskaUtah
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Mt. WashingtonMontanaFloridaIdahoPuerto RicoWyomingElk CreekOregonSheep MountainPlumas National ForestPiedra RiverWeminuche CreekPlumas National ForestDark Canyon Woodenshoe CanyonLone PeakVictory MountainMt. NaomiPoose CreekGrimes CreekVirginia GulchCare Basin-Granite CreekPagosa CreekDeep Creek Decker Creek AreaUpper Rio GrandeMaroon Bells-SnowmassLa GaritaIndian PeaksElectric PeakNorth CarolinaRussell FiordGranite Fiords100th MeridianEagles NestCougar LakesMount AixAlpineEnchantmentTracy Arm - Ford's TerrorNelly JuanLower Minam RiverDunoir AreaBeaverhead National ForestThousand Lake Mt.Fishlake Mountain

Concepts & Topics (16)

ecosystem functionhillslope similarityhabitat restorationecological consequencesecological consequencesmultiple-use managementlivestock grazingPriority Habitat Management Areas
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Priority Habitat Management AreasPriority Habitat Management Areassustained yieldrecreational activitiestimber managementundeveloped areaundeveloped areamaster planning

Species (4)

not specifiedlivestockdomestic livestockking salmon

External References Cited (11)

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legislation (9)

  • Wilderness Act (1964)
  • National Wilderness Preservation Act (1964)
  • Multiple Use - Sustained Yield Act (1960)
  • Multiple Use-Sustained Yield Act (1960)
  • Weeks Act (1911)
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  • Organic Administration Act (1897)
  • Organic Act (1897)
  • National Environmental Policy Act
  • Wilderness Preservation Act

report (2)

  • Field Offices of the Forest Service
  • Environmental Impact Statement

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