Projects

To obliterate motorized access points into Alexander Springs Wilderness. Decommission 1,000ft of the FR 18-1.8 and complete restoration and erosion abatement activities. Change 1.9 miles of FR 18-1.8 from management level 2 to management level 1.

This project is needed to reduce the woody vegetation, increase herbaceous vegetation, and improve the seasonal ponds and surrounding uplands to a point they can safely be maintained with prescribed fire.

Stabilize eroding shoreline of the 1818 Fort Gadsen earthen structure.

The ROW will be 30ft wide and run about 75ft long from the existing pole into private property.

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical university is requesting a special use permit to develop and manage a current safety zone, add a fence and reroute a portion of forest road 77.1.1B and fire line admin road 42.

The Ocala National Forest (ONF) proposes to complete timber harvesting by thinning to improve forest health, improve groundcover conditions, and reduce hazardous fuels. Connected actions could include roler drum chopping after harvesting.

The Apalachicola National Forest, Wakulla Ranger District, intends to prepare a Decision Memo (DM) for the replacement of a road bridge on forest service road 313. The bridge is located in compartments 316 and 317 of the Wakulla Ranger District, Waku

Applicant proposes a 30' X 120' access road for use of landlocked private residence.

The Osceola National Forest is proposing to conduct wildlife habitat improvement treatments on approximately 1,969 acres. Treatments will include timber thinnings, patch clearcuts, and other vegetation management treatments in compartments 8, 103, 104, 107, 108, and 116.

The Apalachicola National Forest proposes to salvage dead and dying trees associated with a recent wildfire. Activities will include shelterwood and clearcuts of damaged areas.

The Apalachicola National Forest is proposing to treat approximately 4,365 acres for stand and wildlife habitat improvement.

The Apalachicola National Forest proposes to conduct fuel reduction treatments within and around seasonal ponds.

Legal Access for a private landowner.

The Leon County Board of County Commissioners and Leon County Public Works are requesting to construct a helipad adjacent to its already constructed volunteer fire department (VFD) located at 625 Smith Creek Rd, Tallahassee, FL.

Applicant proposes a 30' X 30' access road for use of landlocked private residence.

Applicant proposes a 15' X 160' access road for use of landlocked private residence.

The Forest Service is proposing a habitat restoration and fuels management project on the Apalachicola National Forest. Activities would include thinning, modified group selection, shelterwood cuts, clearcuts and timber stand improvement.

The National Forests in Florida is proposing to implement management treatments to directly address impacts associated with natural disaster events such as hurricanes, forest pest infestations, floods, etc.

The USDA Forest Service is requesting comments in developing a proposal to address the continued need to conduct prescribed fire and other fuel reductions techniques across the National Forests in Florida.

The Ocala National Forest is proposing a condition based management program to create 3500-4500 acres of scrub habitat annually

The purpose of this project is to effectively mitigate non-native aquatic infestations and to restore ecological balance to the ponds located within the Ocala National Forest.

The purpose of the project is to evaluate whether to grant Charter Communications and Centurylink of Florida a special use permit to operate along road rights a way on the Ocala National Forest.

The US Forest Service is relocating the Osceola Ranger District and Work Center to an existing administrative site.

The Red Dawn timber project comprises of 2,319 acres of forest treatments in forest compartments 105 and 119. Every 4th row will be removed and up to 30% of the stand's acreage will receive patch clearcuts.

Conducting Existing deferred maintenance activities across the FSR systems in Oseola Ranger District under the Great American Outdoor Act

Proponent applied for a road use permit to gain legal entry into his private property. The entry point is south of White Oak Landing, along FSR 115

Windstream Communications proposes to bury 12,941 ft of fiber optic cable along NE Thomas Camp Rd. and Drew Rd. to bring internet service to rural communities.