Agriculture Department, Forest Service, Interior Department, Land Management Bureau
The Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) propose to develop and adopt a coordinated ecosystem management strategy for forests and public lands east of the Cascade Mountains in Oregon and Washington. The strategy will include direction which will protect and enhance aquatic ecosystems for anadromous fish and bull trout (formerly known as the PACFISH strategy) and terrestrial ecosystems. It will also address the social and economic interactions with these biological variables. The purpose is to carry out President Clinton's mandate of July 1993 to develop a scientifically sound and ecosystem-based strategy for management of these lands. The selected alternative will result in amendment to the Forest Service Regional Guide for Oregon and Washington and amendment or revision of applicable national forest land management plans and BLM resource management plans.
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