Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest — Project Detail

The Ogden Poorman Project would address high hazard insect concerns with treatments that address damage and mortality from insects and disease. It is located on the Lincoln Ranger District, south of Highway 200.

The Fulgham 1 Placer Project will collect and process bulk samples from an inferred placer deposit to confirm occurrence and better characterize deposit qualities and extent.

A vegetation and forest fuels management project within the Little Belts Geographic Area to reduce hazardous fuels and maintain regional timber harvesting and milling infrastructure that supports local business.

This locatable mineral exploration project involves lands managed by the US Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management. Exploration would involve drilling on up to 127 drill pads, limited trenching, sample collection for geotechnical and geochemical analyses, and geophysical surveys.

2.8 miles of new aggregate and an additional 1.95 miles of existing aggregate surface to be treated with dust abatement to reduce dust and sediment delivery. Both bridge approaches and an additional section of road before the bridge to be repaved.

Reroute of the Finn K1 road (#329-K1) to move the beginning mile post from private to Forest Service land. The project is located at T13N, R9W, Section 34. Approximately 200 ft of road would be rerouted and the old road would be obliterated.

A vegetation management project to improve forest and watershed conditions and address hazardous wildfire fuel loads in and around the wildland urban interface.

Northwestern Energy proposal to replace their aerial powerline along Stemple Pass Road with approximately 1.5 miles (11 acres) of buried powerline on National Forest System (NFS) lands. Equipment will not need to be staged on NFS lands.

A Vegetation management project to reduce hazardous fuels and fire threat within the Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) and to enhance associated forest and rangeland ecosystems across the project area.

This project grants special use authorization to the United States Air Force for the operation and maintenance of a missile cable line on a strip of land newly acquired by the Forest Service on the Belt Creek-White Sulphur Springs Ranger District.

The Divide Travel Plan closed numerous travel routes within the project area. In order to fully implement the travel plan decision closed routes will be obliterated and rehabilitated in addition hazardous mines within the area will be closed