Osprey Timber Sale
Bark was able to get the old-growth in this sale dropped, but the rest - overlooking the popular recreation mecca of Clear Lake - remained in the proposal to be logged.
Project Status:
Logged
Timber Sale Names:
Ship (244 Acres, 1.936 MMBF, 4853 CCF) Sold on Apr-04-2002 to Thomas Creek Lumber Status: Sold, but not logged
Driving Directions:
West of Road 42, south of Clear Lake and north of the Warm Springs Reservation and Clear Lake Butte
Temporary Road Miles:
1.5
Associated Images:
Associated Files:
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 Osprey Appeal | 202.26 KB |
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