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Resource Planning continued
Monitoring
These yearly documents report Forest activities and accomplishments comparing them to the Forest Plan direction, and projected outputs and effects. Monitoring and evaluation are important elements in the implementation of the Forest Plan. The Forest plan can be viewed at Klamath National Forest Land and Resource Management Plan
- Subscribe to Email Updates about Monitoring, including yearly publication of the Monitoring Evaluation Report.
Yearly Monitoring Reports:
NOTE: most of the reports listed below are PDF files.
- FY 2021 Monitoring Report
- FY 2020 Monitoring Report
- FY 2019 Monitoring Report
- FY 2018 Monitoring Report
- FY 2017 Monitoring Report
- FY 2016 Monitoring Report
- FY 2015 Monitoring Report
- FY 2014 Monitoring Report
- FY 2013 Monitoring Report
- FY 2012 Monitoring Report
- FY 2011 Monitoring Report
- FY 2010 Monitoring Report
- FY 2009 Monitoring Report
- FY 2008 Monitoring Report
- FY 2007 Monitoring Report
- FY 2006 Monitoring Report
- FY 2005 Monitoring Report
- FY 2004 Monitoring Report
- FY 2003 Monitoring Report
- FY 2002 Monitoring Report
- FY 2001 Monitoring Report
- FY 2000 Monitoring Report
- FY 1999 Monitoring Report
- FY 1998 Monitoring Report
SCHEDULE OF PROPOSED ACTIONS (SOPA)
To view our Schedule of Proposed Actions, please visit the Forest Service SOPA page for the Klamath National Forest.
NATIONAL PLANNING
National Roadless Web Page
Download or view documents as they become available during policy development. Get national, state, and administrative unit maps of roadless areas/national forest and grassland boundaries. Access data that was used in the preparation of the Final Rule. Visit featured roadless areas from across America. Includes photos and descriptions.
Regional Ecosystem Office
Information on how the Regional Ecosystem Office (REO) supports the Northwest Forest Plan, roles and responsibilities of the REO, accomplishments, and ongoing projects.