
Jane was auctioned on Friday, 10/17 to Thomas Creek Lumber and Tarzan was sold on Feb 7th, 2003 to Thomas Creek Lumber for $387,881.
Tarzan (169 Acres, 5 MMBF, 9127 CCF)
Sold on Feb-07-2003 to Thomas Creek Lumber
Status: Finished
Jane (97 Acres, 1.4 MMBF, 2501 CCF)
Sold on Oct-17-2003 to Thomas Creek Lumber
Status: Sold, but not logged
West of the Upper Clack, along roads 4670, 4671, 4672 and 6350
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10/01/2014 - Are forest fires good for forests? On my desk at the Bark office is a single Trivial Pursuit card. The Science & Nature question asks: “Are forest fires good for forests? What do you think the answer is?” If you, like so many millions of Americans, have been brought up with Smokey Bear’s “Only YOU can prevent forest fires!” and are accustomed to reading headlines like “Blazing inferno destroys forest”, you may well answer the trivia question “no.”...read more |
08/02/2012 - Restrictions put in place as fire danger levels rise in national forest Fire levels for the Clackamas and Zigzag Ranger Districts will change from Low to Moderate....read more |
09/14/2010 - Report Gives Thumbs-Up to Pacific NW Legacy Roads Program Federal statistics show up to 24 jobs are created for every $1 million spent on these projects....read more |
Bark has organized groundtruthing for November 2019 that will survey the Zigzag proposed units....read more
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Bark is currently in court challenging this 11,742 acre timber sale located in the White River watershed in Mt. Hood National Forest...read more
The North Clack Timber Sale is located just 35 miles east of Portland, near the Clackamas River in Mt. Hood National Forest. This...read more
Beaver Habitat Restoration Project
While populations in low-lying areas have begun to recover, beavers continue to be killed in large numbers by federal and state wildlife...read more
Located on the northeast corner of Mt. Hood National Forest within the West Fork Hood River watershed, Waucoma is surrounded by the...read more
Removing and Rewilding Old Roads
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Timberline Mountainbike Trails and Skills Park
Bark absolutely supports mountain biking as a way for people to get out and enjoy the forest. Over the past many years, Bark has worked...read more
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According to EA, there will be several miles of road reconstruction. According to prospectus, there will be 9.8 miles of road reconstruction. Road Reconstruction will occur on the 4670 road for the first 7.4 miles, and on 4650 road from 0.0 to mile 2.4.