Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forests — Project Detail

Rd decomm to facilitate meadow restoration along W Fk Potlatch River. Rd construction to maintain access to FSR 377 and trail relocation to improve public safety; improve parking. Requesting EAD under IIJA, comment period per IIJA offered if granted.

Modification of closure on FSR 1114 proposed by Nez Perce Tribe. Closure beginning at intersection of FSR 1114 and FSR 286 from Sept. 1-Dec. 1 for approx 20 years until hiding cover for elk grows back from Clear Creek Integrated Rest. timber sale.

The proposal to authorize Jason Streeter to complete mineral exploration through a small-scale placer operation involving the use of mechanized tracked-equipment to excavate potential gold-bearing gravels and overburden for on-site processing..

Treat vegetation to reduce wildfire risk to the local communities of Dixie and Comstock, and surrounding federal lands. Create fuel breaks and escape routes using a combination of prescribed burning and mechanical treatments, with temporary roads.

Treatment of 4 mature aspen clones (43 acres) through cutting or girdling mature aspen, competing conifers, and overmature shrubs in treatment unit to increase wildfire resiliency, create wildlife habitat, and promote healthy aspen clone development.

Proposal is exploratory drilling on 10 sites (2 holes per site) in the Blanco creek area. Access to sites by FS roads, old logging roads and two temp rds (735 ft./360 ft.) Water to be drawn from small creek or Ditch creek. Samples processed offsite.

Goldski, LLC, proposes to exploratory drill to test for gold values to determine if valuable minerals exist to warrant further development of a mining operation.

Conduct suction dredging/placer exploration in McGuire Creek, with 4 foot diameter test holes every 100-125 feet down to bedrock with 4 inch suction dredge. Reclamation done concurrently.

Replace an existing timber bridge on Forest Road 649 at Leggett Creek and realign 175 feet of stream channel to improve the stream alignment and road / bridge alignment crossing.

The project is designed to maintain, enhance or improve ponderosa pine stands and wildlife habitat. The project will also create a fuel break by reducing hazardous fuels adjacent to private property.

Installation of approx. 1 mile 3 stranded barb 4th strand barbless drift fence to enclose allotment boundary that has recently changed. Use hand drills to help dig holes for posts. Cattleguard may be installed and would require backhoe and excavator.

Relocate approximately 350 feet of Mike White channel which is currently in a bypass channel and install an AOP culvert at intersection of the channel with USFS 100 Road in order to accomplish the goal of fish passage.

Remove or modify 11 existing dam embankments, and complete wetland and stream restoration within Allison Creek and Ericson Creek watersheds.

Move allotment fence because State of Idaho no longer wants to allow cattle grazing. Fence will keep cows in existing FS allotment.

Realign the confluence of Indian Grave Creek with the Lochsa River which was moved and steepened during the construction of Highway 12. This would remove the last fish barrier to passage in the watershed.

Highly used Fish Creek boat launch site on Lochsa River would receive expanded metal stairs and a new raft slide within existing stair and raft slide footprint.

Installation of 500 feet of single phase electrical underground line along FSR 369 to provide power to adjacent landow. Construction will take approximately one week. Missoula Electric Coop will design, construct, operate and maintain this powerline.

Use low/mod intensity fire over 5-10 yrs to encourage early seral veg & reduce insect/disease-caused fuel buildup. Project area 19 Burn Units (70k ac) w/ 43 Ignition Areas (22k ac). Fire allowed to spread in Burn Units to create mosaic on landscape.

The project will replace the existing three culverts and one side channel culvert currently channeling Partridge Creek across FSR 4743 with appropriate AOP drainage structures.

The Red River District proposes to approve the use of ATVs for overland travel for access to prospect for mineral values.

The Red River Ranger District proposes to approve Tim Hoskins’ proposal to excavate 17 placer test pits in the Newsome Creek drainage area.

The Red River District Ranger proposes to allow the claim operator to conduct placer testing in the Newsome Creek drainage by digging 12-15, 10' x 10' or 10' x 12' test pits.

Approve Plan of Operations as proposed or require changes or additions to minimize adverse environmental effects. Two sections up to 150ft L & 5ft-6ft W to be sampled in Leggett Crk using a highbanker suction dredge. Reclamation done concurrently.

The Salmon River Ranger District proposes to approve David Tisch’s proposal to excavate up to 22 test pits for the purpose of testing placer gravels for mineral values in the Ozark Creek drainage.

Approve Plan of Operations as proposed or require changes or additions to minimize adverse environmental effects. Three 300ft L sections of the Red River to be sampled 3 times perpendicular to section L (9 samples total) using a 4 in. suction dredge.

Approve Plan of Operations as proposed or require changes or additions to minimize adverse environmental effects. One section up to 400ft L to be sampled in the Red River using a 5 in. suction dredge with a 4 in. intake. Reclamation done concurrently

Permanently close open shafts and/or adits at abandoned mine sites for public safety while maintaining wildlife (bat) habitat and the historical integrity of the sites. Method(s) used to the close sites will vary, depending on the conditions present.

Use low/mod intensity fire to encourage early seral veg & reduce insect/disease-caused fuel buildup. Project area 22 Burn Units (56k ac) w/ 68 Ignition Areas (9k ac). Fire allowed to spread in Burn Units to create mosaic on landscape.

The purpose of the proposed action is to allow access to test sheep for the potentially life-threatening Mycoplasma ovipneumoniae (MOVI) bacteria. There is a need to use helicopters to conduct operations.

Treat 68 acres (17 units) within 200 feet around private property through hand thinning, hand piling/burning and raising canopy base heights. The fuels treatments would be maintained over the long term.

Fuel reduction near the Lochsa Historical Ranger Station and Wilderness Gateway Campground.

Construct meadow-spanning beaver dam analog-type structures within Leanna Meadow to improve its water holding capacity (water retention) and slow water release through spring and summer. Slash et al to be harvested w/in 50 ft. of the meadow edge.

Treat land within 300 feet around private property by hand thinning, hand piling/burning and raising canopy base heights. Units to be maintained over the long term. No treatment in Silver Creek-Pilot Knob IRA.

Non-commercial slash (6051 ac; 3 units) around retention trees (Ponderosa/Western white/Whitebark pine, Western larch). No slashing in RHCA. Treat 20 aspen clones (48 ac) in units. Pburn 3 units (4 ignition areas). Project in Pot Mtn IRA.

The project would construct a low water ford across Pinnacle Creek to minimize livestock impacts to the stream and its banks. Rock would placed to cover the existing stream width and extend onto the banks to create a rocked approach on either side.

The earthen fill at the blown out dams and outlets from the dam and ponds are failing, and the stream's flow is seeping through eroding existing material. Restore riparian areas.

To increase aspen component and improve vigor of existing aspen, improve wildlife habitat, increase fire resiliency. Includes felling/girdling encroaching conifers, removal of competing vegetation, root stimulation, planting, prescribed burning.

Underburn ponderosa pine stands (7 stands; 522 acres) to help maintain and enhance the current conditions by removing understory fuels.

Excavate 4 trenches to test existing placer gravels. FSR 643A accesses project area. Install a culvert and harden a stream crossing. Samples processed onsite; water from Sand Creek/small stream; water/waste discharged into open trench. No camping.

The project will develop the existing Indian Springs rock pit by excavation, crushing and stockpiling rock. The total surface disturbance will be less than 20 acres.

The project will develop the existing McClinery Ridge rock pit by excavation, crushing and stockpiling rock on less than 20 acres.

The project will develop the existing Twin Cabins rock pit by excavation, crushing and stockpiling rock on less than 20 acres.

AVISTA Corporation proposes to amend their existing Special Use Permit (CLE91) to add 0.2 miles onto existing powerline of underground power cable in conduit in the shoulder of Forest Development Road 9822 to a residential private property..

A Special Use Permit to James Finch would be authorized for construction and easement of a new road on Forest Service Lands from Crooked River Road 233 to his property.

Manage vegetation and reduce hazard fuels through commercial timber harvest and landscape prescribed burning. Temporary road construction, road reconstruction, road improvement and road maintenance. Seasonal road access to sourdough Peak is proposed.

Develop a travel management plan and map to comply with the National Travel Management Rule. This project would designate motor vehicle use on roads, trails or areas on the Nez Perce National Forest, and does not include over-the-snow vehicles.

Authorize a (20-year) Forest Road Special Use Permit to Mr. McBee, to allow him use of motorized vehicles to access his private property. No road work or vegetation maintenance is being proposed with this project.

The Salmon River Ranger District proposes to approve Robert Martin’s proposal to excavate 17 placer test pits in the Gold Lake Creek and Ozark Creek drainages.

The purpose of the Pete King Wildlife Restoration project is to manage vegetation to improve elk summer and winter range and restore the resiliency of both forest and non-forest vegetation relied upon by wildlife.

This analysis identifies the visitor use capacity on National Forest System lands only, on the Nez Perce National Historic Trail to assist in the protection and management of trail resources.

The Sourdough Sheep Vegetation Management Project will focus primarily on managing and restoring the vegetation resources within an ~842 acre project area on the North Fork Ranger District on the Nez Perce - Clearwater National Forests.

SEIS to analyze Elk Habitat Effectiveness and Minimization Criteria (Trails)

Approve Plan of Operations as proposed or require changes or additions to minimize adverse environmental effects. Test pits along Moose Crk at upper limit of previously mined area. Rd 307A repair work at washout and a temp road built to access sites.

Construct let-down style fence to restrict livestock drifting from Fiddle Crk Allotment into Allison-Berg Allotment. Fence to be constructed in sections, where most effective, along an approx. 3 mile boundary between allotments.

Decked timber is the result of the fire suppression activities. Removal is needed to complete restoration of fire suppression acticity, remove fuel concentrations, remove potential insect sources, and provide economic benefits to local communities.

Excavate test pits (up to 10) a maximum of 12 by 12 feet down to bedrock. Processing done onsite. Water drawn from Bagley Creek. Temporary road (200 feet)that crosses Bagley Creek to be constructed to access site. Project in Mallard IRA.

Conduct placer exploration by excavating up to 20 trenches (4 feet wide x 16 feet long, down to bedrock). No road construction/reconstruction is proposed. Concurrent reclamation of trenches would be done. Only one trench would be open at a time.

Replace existing 74 foot two-span bridge with 134 foot channel spanning bulb-tee bridge designed to handle 100 year flows. Current bridge has increased risk of failure and impedes movement of large debris.

The overall purpose of the Limber Elk project is to improve forest health in stands affected by insect & disease and to reduce hazardous fuels adjacent to Elk City, Idaho; in Idaho County..

The claimant proposes exploratory drilling on the Red River RD to test for gold values. The project area is in previously disturbed and undisturbed areas in the Kirk's Fork drainage. The proposal is for 4 drill sites with a max of 2 drill holes/site.

Approve Plan of Operations as proposed or require changes or additions to minimize adverse effects. Excavate up to 4 trenches in 4 areas (16 total). Trenches reclaimed once testing completed for the site. Only 1 active trench open at a time.

Installation of up to 24 beaver dam analogs and post assisted log structures along 1.5 miles stretch. Use local vegetation hydraulic post drives. Intent to mimic natural conditions created by beaver dams, raise water table, meadow recovery.

Remove the 0.25-mile legacy diversion ditch and associated concrete headgate just south of Musselshell Work Center to improve the wetland and help restore wet meadow habitat in Musselshell Meadow.

Authorize livestock grazing on the East Fork, Kirks Fork, and Elk/Lick Creek allotments.

Proposal to modify the communication site on Iron Mountain to improve reliability, provide internet/broadband service, and make emergency telephone servicess more reliable in the Elk City area.

The overall purpose of the Red Seigel project is to improve forest health in stands affected by insects, reduce hazardous fuels and improve public and fire fighter safety, near Elk City, Idaho.

Treat land within 300 feet around private property by hand thinning, hand piling/burning and raising canopy base heights. Units to be maintained over the long term. No treatment in Silver Creek-Pilot Knob IRA.

Proposal of vegetation management activities to meet the need to improve forest health on stands affected by insect & disease, reduce hazardous fuels, improve public & firefighter safety, and provide resource outputs to maintain community stability.

The Moose Creek District proposes to use a combination of timber harvest, pre-commercial thinning, prescribed fire, reforestation, and road system improvements to achieve desired age class and species distributions and to improve watershed health.

Project Proponent, Potlatch-Deltic Corporation has requested temporary (5 year) road maintenance, construction and use across Forest Service Management property.

Authorize road reconstruction, road maintenance and temporary road construction for access to adjacent Potlatch-Deltic land to facilitate timber harvest and haul.

The Smith Ridge project would decrease insect and disease mortality and improve oveall forest health and ecological funtion.

The Knock-on-Wood Habitat Improvement project would place large wood or install structures in streams within the Lolo Creek drainage. The addition of wood would provide complex fish habitat by improving limiting factors for steelhead habitat.

Whitebark pine planting in Idaho Roadless Areas where there have been recent fires. Seedlings come from forest and are resistant to blister rust. Planting will be done with hand tools, and all travel on foot in roadless areas.

Fall and leave, or fall and remove, any dead, dying, or structurally unsound trees within the project area. Felling/removal is proposed for up to a maximum of 165 feet (50 meters) from either edge of the road surface, unless otherwise indicated.

Fuels treatment by thinning, harvesting, and/or prescribed burning to reduce fuel hazard and to restore/maitain open Ponderosa/Douglas fir stands.

Vegetative treatment of 5766 acres and associated watershed improvements.

Commercial timber harvest, hazardous fuels treatment, site preparation, and reforestation on approx. 735 acres within Johnson Creek Fire perimeter to recover economic value, reduce safety hazards, and re-establish forested conditions.

Commercial timber harvest, hazardous fuels treatments, site preparation, and reforestation on approximately 569 acres in Sand Mountain Fire perimeter order to recover economic value, reduce public safety hazards, and re-establish forested conditions.

Conduct exploration drilling operations south of Orogrande, Idaho. The proposal is for a total of 62 drill sites. Only one site would be active at a time. Access primarily on Forest Service Roads. Access also requires approx. 3300 ft. of temp road.

Prepare a SEIS for the cumulative effects analysis referred to in United States District Court Judge Edward J. Lodges March 31, 2005 unpublished order. Review completed and posted to website with determination on 5/15/08.

Replacement of two undersized culverts on Flint Creek and tributary on FS Road 9812 with open bottom arch-plate culverts to allow fish to pass at all flow levels. Move trail/trailhead 100 feet from culvert site to aid floodplain restoration.

The Owl fire burned approximately 300 acres of National Forest System lands on the North Fork Ranger District between July and September 2021. The Owl Salvage project proposes commercial harvest of fire damaged trees and reforestation activities.

Claimants to test lodes by drilling 10 core holes/site (4 sites) w/ portable drill. Each hole reclaimed upon completion. Drilling water brought in. Claimants to remove excess wood, metal debris, etc. from three previous operations. No rd. construct.

Permits for 2022 commercial mushroom harvesting and designated camp areas for commercial harvesters for resource protection and sanitation management.

Prescribe burn 2185 acres (38 units) along North Fork of the Clearwater River. Non-commercial thin/slash 96 acres (parts of 8 units); hand-pile/burn the slash before pburning. Thin/pile would not be done in RHCAs. Pburns allowed to creep into RHCAs.

96 acres (3 units) of fuels reduction treatments: (hand slash/hand pile 21 ac; hand slash/jackpot burn 25 ac; masticate/jackpot burn 50 ac) around / adjacent to Laird Park CG (Latah county-designated WUI).

Proposed activities would primarily focus on instream habitat below the culvert and substrate conditions in the culvert. Work would include increasing the pool depth directly below the culvert.

Reroute part of exclosure fence surrounding Musselshell Meadow. Relocate sections of fence in areas inundated by water or covered with veg. to drier sites. Constructed by hand with hand tools.

Idaho Department of Fish and Game proposes to install, operate, maintain, and use an Instream PIT Tag Detection System (PIT Tag Array) in Crooked River to assist with population monitoring of adult steelhead and salmon..

Install up to 10 beaver dam analogs/post assisted log structures to raise water table, access the floodplain and transport fine sediment. Work would be done by hand using hydraulic post driver, chainsaw, hand tools and use native and local plants.

Several decades of accumulated MPB mortality and disease have created serious fuels and public safety concerns. Roads identified for treatment are major arterials are major arterials in the event of emergency or natural disaster.

Snags pose a safety hazard along FSR 468. Dead standing trees within 150 feet (both sides) would be removed via a commercial sale along approx. 5 miles (186 ac) of the road. The project would take approx. 1 year to complete, starting in 2022

Excavate existing placer gravels/tailings in a previously mined area. Material processed onsite; water taken from an existing 180-foot x 160-foot impoundment. Construct 5 settling ponds for process water/waste material. Personnel to camp onsite.

Approve Plan of Operations as proposed or require changes or additions to minimize adverse environmental effects. Excavate trenches in one area (~2 ac). Construct crossing across Siegel Crk for access. Recirc water from 2 sumps. Camp at project site.

Replace existing undersized culvert with 10 by 96 foot long structural plate arch. Current culvert is undersized, and at risk of failure. New culvert will improve fish passage, and restore natural stream flow. Would require temp. road closure.

Conduct lode exploration mining activities on an upland ridge south of McGuire Creek. Exploration done by trenching down to bedrock to extract rock samples for analysis: 25-30 trenches proposed, ea. 2-3 ft. wide by 5-15 ft. long.

Conduct exploration drilling south of Orogrande, Idaho. The proposal is for a total of 52 drill sites. Only one site would be active at a time. Access primarily on Forest Service Roads. Access also requires approx. 3500 ft. of temp road.

Commercial harvest & non-commercial fuels treatments to improve species/age class diversity & forest health and reduce potential fire behavior in WUI. Build temp. rds. Site prep. Reforest harvest units. Road Maintenance for watershed improvement.

A Communication Use Lease would be authorized for AT&T to construct/maintain a new communication site (< .10 acres) incl. a 150 ft. cellular tower to serve the FirstNet Nationwide Safety Public Broadband Network. Access to the site on FS Road 5623.

Re-route/construct about 1.5 miles of fence dividing the Bentz Ridge and Pinnacle Ridge Pastures (White Bird Creek Allotment) to improve accessibly and functionality of the fence while improving forage use and livestock distribution in Bentz pasture.

Harvest and reforestation of stands in in the Stray Creek drainage on the Lochsa Ranger District.

Forest Service proposes stand improvement treatments in overstocked stands across the Nez Perce-Clearwater NFs. Wilderness, IRA, RHCA, etc. excluded from treatment. All work done by hand. Only existing FS Roads used for access. Implement over 15 yrs.

Missoula Electric Cooperative proposes to establish a new Right-of-Way to provide power to private landowner. The existing authorization would be amended to include burying ~1700 ft. of powerline in the existing road prism of NFS Road 111.

Proposed action includes timber harvest to provide economic benefits, and address existing and potential future forest health issues.

Construct Beaver Dam Analogs using hand tools along 1-mile stretch of the Pinnacle Creek headwaters to address incised channel, bank sloughing, and to capture sediment. Locations of BDAs to be determined under the direction of Forest Hydrologist.

Little Boulder is a vegetation, fuels, and watershed management project, located in the Little Boulder and Hog Meadows watersheds; all headwaters of the Potlatch River.

Reopen/stabilize main portal of Center Star Mine. Work includes hand sampling/mechanized drilling. Second portal may be opened as safety exit. Approx. 2400 ft. of old skid trails/mining roads would be reconditioned. Disturbed areas reclaimed.

Bury 300 feet of telephone line in an existing ITD ROW along Highway 12.

Snags pose a safety hazard along FSR 311. Dead standing trees within 150 feet (both sides) would be removed via a commercial sale along approx. 5 miles (181 ac) of the road. The project would take approx. 1 year to complete.

Cut/girdle mature aspen clones, competing conifers and over-mature shrubs in 22 units (4 areas, 324 acres). Where evidence of aspen regen/suppression present expand extent of aspen by treating conifers and mature shrubs adjacent to existing clones.

The Forest is collaboratively developing the project to reduce hazardous fuels adjacent to the historic Florence Cemetery and private properties; and create a fuel break near the vicinity of Florence, Idaho.

Replace the existing pipe arch on Peasley Creek with a bottomless structure to provide an appropriately sized structure for 100-year storm flows and to allow for aquatic organism passage, including ESA listed Snake River steelhead, upstream.

East Saddle Integrated Restoration project proposes wildlife habitat improvement through fuels treatments and commercial timber harvest.

Replace two undersized culverts, Forest Service Road 9337 at Sherwin Creek and FSR 9335 at the North Fork of Joe Creek, and install a culvert on 9337B at Sherwin Creek to replace an existing ford.

The Tinker Bugs project area is classified as Rural WUI lands. A proposed action has been developed in collaboration with interested public and stake holders to restore forest structure, composition, and density; and reduce fuel loadings.

Construct a new office on FS administrative site: relocate the 2 annexes adjacent to the bunkhouse; construct new SO building, parking areas for employee/public and fleet security, and an access path & road linking lower and upper portions of site.

Salvage harvest 80 acres on NFS using skyline logging systems with ground-based (tractor) systems used on slopes less than 35%. Up to 0.5 miles of temporary road would be built. Site prep to replant burn areas incl. pburn and pocket gopher baiting.

Commercial harvest & non-commercial fuels treatments to improve species/age class diversity & forest health and reduce potential fire behavior in WUI. Build temp. rds. Site prep. Reforest harvest units. Decommission user-created trails & legacy roads

Salvage harvest approx. 70 acres of dead and dying trees due to mountain pine beetle infestation to reduce fuel loading and increase forest user safety in the project area. Work to be accomplished through commercial timber sale.

Snags pose a safety hazard along FSR 464. Dead and dying trees within 200 feet (both sides) would be removed via a commercial sale along approx. 1.5 miles (60 ac) of the road. The project would take approx. 1 year to complete, starting in 2017.

Thin trees on 526 acres (36 stands). Majority of trees cut less than 7 inches in diameter. All work done by hand using chainsaws; no mechanical harvest equipment used. Only existing roads used to access the sites. No thinning in RHCAs.

Replacement of 3 metal pipe culvers on White, Mike White, and Nevada Creeks to improve aquatic organism passage, improve stream function, and decrease likelihood of culvert failure in flooding event.

This proposal is for the excavation of 10 test pits for the purpose of testing placer gravels for mineral values.

Vegetation and watershed improvements within the Washington Creek watershed of the North Fork Ranger District, Clearwater National Forest, Idaho.

Vegetation treatments to reduce the risk or extent of, or increase resilience to insects and disease infestation; reduce wildfire risk to the local communities and surrounding federal lands. A collaborative process will be used to develop actions.

The Red River Ranger District of the Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forests is proposing to rehabilitate the lower two miles of the Crooked River valley bottom with meanders & re-align 3 miles the Crooked River Road 233 through the narrow canyon.

The vegetation management project would occur on about 1026 acres by pre-commercial thin and timber harvest.

The Dutch Oven Project proposes fuel reduction and vegetation management activities on approximately 2000 acres approximately 4 air miles northwest of Elk City, Idaho.

The Four Corners Corral project proposes to install a corral for livestock management.

This is the final posting of the Lower Orogrande project that plans to implement timber harvest and watershed improvements within the Orogrande Creek watershed.

The Forest Service proposes to decommission and or improve 167 miles of road within the Newsome Creek project area.

UPDATE: Teepee Springs fire recovery projects - Chair Pt. & Van Keating Ridge CE projects; and the Big Hill fire recovery CE project have all been CANCELLED.

Joe Hudson, Moose Creek District Ranger, has decided to reintroduce fire into the ecosystem on approximately 4,124 acres in 13 ignition units over an approximate 10 year period.

Vegetation, hazardous fuels, and watershed activities in the Strychnine Creek watershed on the Palouse Ranger District, Clearwater National Forest, Latah County, Idaho

Vegetation treatments to reduce the risk or extent of, or increase resilience to insects and disease infestation; reduce wildfire risk to the local communities and surrounding federal lands. A collaborative process will be used to develop actions.

Replacement of five culverts on NFS Road 651.

Replace Idaho Central Trail #88's current ford of Boulder Creek with a bridge and hardened approaches. Bridge 34-foot in length, constructed with wood stringers and deck with rock-filled gabion baskets for abutments.

Project would decommission approximately 65 miles of non-system roads in the Clear Creek watershed. These roads are currently not open to public access and are not needed for future land management activities.

This project will analyze motorized and mechanized travel within Recommended Wilderness Areas (Management Area B2) on the Clearwater National Forest.

The Moose Creek District is proposing to harvest dead timber that was burned in the 2014 Johnson Bar Fire.

The project proposes to decommission approximately 41 miles of unneeded Forest system roads and 25 miles of non-system skid trail/log jammer roads in the Lolo Creek watershed.

Improve instream habitat for aquatic organisms, esp. ESA listed steelhead, in the lower reaches of Little Boulder Creek. Log structures, Beaver Dam Analogs, and Post Assisted Log Structures to be constructed by hand using onsite materials.

Construct a 250 foot reroute of Trail #305 and a ford with hardened approaches through Fox Creek. Ford to consist of native rock and gravel from an old bridge abutment onsite. All work to be done using hand tools. Trail remain open during reroute.

The Red River District Ranger proposes to allow the claim operators to excavate up to 12 placer test pits in the Baldy Creek drainage.

The Nez Perce Tribe and other partners propose to install up to twelve beaver dam analogs along 1.5 miles of Musselshell Creek near Musselshell meadows. This is a follow-up to a similar project successfully implemented in 2018.

The Lolo Insect & Disease project proposes forest management and watershed improvement activities within the Lolo Creek wateshed, located approximately 16 air miles northeast from Kamiah, Idaho.