Land & Resources Management

Each national forest and national grassland is governed by a land and resource management plan in accordance with the National Forest Management Act (NFMA). These plans outline management direction, including desired future conditions, suitable uses, monitoring requirements, goals and objectives, and standards and guidelines. Monitoring of conditions on a national forest or national grassland ensures projects are done in accordance with plan direction and determines effects that might require a change in management direction.

Planning Information

Planning information includes:

• 1990 Forest Plan and Forest Plan Amendments
• Blue Mountains Forest Plan Revision Information
• Travel Management Plan Information
• Watershed Assessments
• Hells Canyon National Recreation Area Comprehensive Management Plan

For more information, please select Planning in the lefthand column.  

Project Information

Project information includes current projects that the Forest Service is evaluating, planning, or actively implementing: 

•      Schedule of Proposed Actions (SOPA)
•      NEPA projects: supporting documentation and maps
•      Archived planning and environmental analysis documents includes CERCLA

For more information, please select Projects in the lefthand column.

Resource Management Information

Resource management information includes projects and program information for natural resources, physical resources, cultural resources, and resource services.

For more information, please select Resource Management in the lefthand column.

Geospatial Data

Geospatial data for the Wallowa-Whitman, Malheur, and Umatilla National Forests is stored in a shared data set.  

For more information, please select Geospatial Data in the left hand column.