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Re: White River Forest Plan Revision
Summary
Correspondence (1995). Covers White River National Forest, Gunnison County, Boulder. Topics: forest plan revision, biological diversity, wilderness designation, roadless areas. Agencies: Land and Water Fund of the Rockies, Gunnison County, White River National Forest. Cites 28 external works.
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Knowledge graph centered on Re: White River Forest Plan Revision with 41 nodes and 80 connections. Top connected: United States Forest Service, not mentioned, Spruce, Atriplex canescens, United States Bureau of Land Management.
Stakeholders (33)
Agencies, organizations, and groups mentioned as actors in this document.
United States Forest ServiceUnited States Bureau of Land ManagementUnited States Environmental Protection AgencyUnited States Fish and Wildlife ServiceColorado Department of WildlifeCongressGunnison CountyColorado State University
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National Park ServiceColorado Department of Natural ResourcesHigh Country Citizens' AllianceSecretary of the InteriorThe Wilderness SocietyThe Colorado Mountain ClubWestern Colorado CongressAudubon SocietyFish & Wildlife ServiceWhite River National ForestThe Land and Water Fund of the RockiesColorado Wildlife FederationAspen Wilderness WorkshopAmerican Lands AllianceRocky Mountain Elk FoundationColorado WildCalifornia Air Resources BoardTrust for Public LandsPitkin CountyIMBAWestern Ecosystems Inc.City of AspenTown of Snowmass VillageNational Park TrustCARB
Places (146)
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BoulderBrush CreekBrush CreekSan JuanMaineSpring CreekMaroon BellsPagosa SpringsWestern slopeSnowmass VillageBoiseContinental DivideCanyon Creek AreaSummit CountyPitkin CountyAspenPiney RiverAspenPlumas National ForestGrand CountyBeaver CreekSopris Ranger DistrictEdwardsSteamboatVail PassI-70Shrine PassEagle Nest WildernessBasalt MountainHaileyBear GulchYates GulchPine CreekLittle Lime CreekFrost CreekWolverton SpringHoly Cross Ranger DistrictPiney LakeCache CreekGore DrainageBattle MountainLime CreekSloane PeakResolution CreekPearl CreekWilder GulchGuller CreekChicago RidgeYoder GulchWhiskey CreekBeaver Creek Ski AreaMcCoy ParkMud SpringSwift GulchNottingham GulchBuffehr CreekRifle Ranger DistrictRoad GulchFour-Mile ParkBowen LakeMitchell CreekBabbish GulchYank CreekCalf CreekHunter/Fryingpan WildernessMount YackelJakeman CreekMount ThomasRed TablesCattle CreekHuntsman RidgeHayes CreekCoal BasinJones GulchIndependence MountainPeak 5Peak 7Watley RanchMcCoy GulchCrestaArrowheadBachelor GulchWestin HotelGMU 42Holy Cross DistrictRed and White MtnPtarmigan PassGrouse CreekMcCord PassLava CreekAspen CreekSheephorn drainageHigh Trail GulchCottonwood Mesa Springs RoadPiney RidgeBooth CreekHomestake CreekTwo ElkUpper Eagle ValleyUpper Eagle RiverVeil PassGrouse MountainLake CreekCity of AspenHighway 82Piano Creek RanchEast Fork of the San Juan RiverDenali National Park and PreserveAspen HighlandsButtermilkGlenwood SpringsGarfield CountySalt Lake CityHoly CrossGrape CreekWhite River National ForestWashington, D.C.Jim Smith CreekVailBreckenridgeLake CountyRio Blanco CountyFreeman CreekEagle CountyHardscrabbleGypsum CreekNorth Thompson CreekHoly Cross WildernessLost LakeWhite River ForestBlaine CountySnowmassCopper MountainRuedi ReservoirRoaring Fork ValleyCastle CreekMill CreekWhetstone Creek
Concepts & Topics (59)
ecosystem functionecosystem functionweatheringwater quality standardsbiodiversity losshabitat qualityvisual ecologyriparian zone
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tree mortalityhabitat restorationhabitat restorationhabitat restorationlegacy effectscommunity disturbanceacid mine drainagemesic resourcesair quality monitoringwater allocationecological consequencesecosystem-based managementfire disturbancefire disturbanceconservation statusseasonal isolationseasonal isolationPriority Habitat Management Areasanimal personalitybeneficial usetraffic crashestraffic crashestraffic crashesminingstandards and guidelinesnational forest planstravel managementtimber managementaerial transportation corridorsATV closureland exchangeSemi-Primitive Non-Motorizednoxious weed controlaffordable housinginholdingsmanagement prescriptionsloggingski area developmentoil and gas developmentclear-cuttingbig game winter rangeoff-road vehicle useoff-road vehicle useactive managementcalving seasonsnoxious weed controlnoise impactsrecreational activitiesrecreational activitieseconomic evaluationNational Environmental Policy Act
Species (90)
not mentionedSpruceAtriplex canescensnot specifiedPopulus tremuloidesA. tridentataArtemisia tridentatanative species
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Festuca thurberiAll ChickenschickensPopulus tremuloides Michx.mule deerQuaking aspenendangered speciesaspenPinus contortaPseudotsuga menziesiiCentrocercus urophasianusSage grouseLodgepolePinus contorta var. latifoliaDouglas FirPseudotsuga menzeisiilodgepole pinePinus ponderosanon-native plantsbig sagebrushOvis canadensiscottonwoodOvis ariesponderosa pineponderosaLepus americanussnowshoe harebighorn sheepRocky Mountain bighorn sheepWaterfowlflora and faunawildlife speciesaquatic speciesCutthroat TroutOncorhynchus clarkiiColorado River cutthroat troutaquatic lifeHaliaeetus leucocephalusbald eaglePtychocheilus luciuspine martenFestuca arizonicathreatened and endangered speciesdomestic sheepColorado Pike Minnowblue grousePtychocheilus lucius GirardColorado Squawfishgame speciesnative troutFestuca idahoensisnon-motorized recreation usersColorado River fishesArizona fescueCatostomusfishery resourcesgambel oakbig gameThurber fescueRazorbackArtemisia filifoliasand sagebrushSalmo clarkii pleuriticusSage thrasherOreoscoptes montanusArtemisiospiza nevadensisXyrauchenbuffalo grassprairie sandreedColorado River CutthroatBuchloe dactyloidesOncorhynchus clarkii pleuriticuswolverinetroutlynxgoshawkdeerelksnowshoe rabbitneedle and threadcowbirdsbighorn
External References Cited (28)
Works cited by this document, grouped by type.
report (14)
- UGOPB report (1998)
- The White River NF: An Analysis of Economic Trends in the White River National Forest Region (1997) — BBC Research and Consulting
- Draft Environment Impact Statement
- White River National Forest Wildland Protection Priorities — The Wilderness Society
- Plant Series — Rocky Mountain Region
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- Final Environmental Impact Statement
- Vail Category III ski area expansion Final EIS
- White River NF plan revision Draft EIS
- Forest Service Manual
- CATIM EIS
- DEIS
- Appendix O
- Draft Environmental Impact Statement
- White River Forest Plan Revision and Draft Environmental Impact Statement
plan (5)
- Breckenridge 1985 Master Development Plan (1985)
- White River Forest Plan (1984)
- Beaver Creek Ski Area Mitigation Plan
- White River Forest Plan Revision
- Cache Creek vegetative management plan
study (3)
- Post Construction Residential Workforce Dynamics (1999) — Preston
- Attitudes and Preferences of Colorado Residents Toward Uses and Management of the National Forests (1995)
- bird study done at Vail and other ski areas — Rick Thompson
correspondence (2)
- Re: White River Forest Plan Revision (2000)
- Colorado Department of Natural Resources letter to the Forest Service (1999)
legislation (2)
- Title 36, Chapter II, Subpart A, Part 219, Sec. 219.7 (c)
- National Forest Management Act
article (1)
- Undiscovered crisis -- Developers invade wilderness (1999) — MICHAEL JANOFSKY
other (1)
- US Forest Service and VA's Joint Response Brief (1998)
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