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Harris Park Vegetation Management

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The Harris Park Vegetation Management project is a Forest Service initiative under the Department of Agriculture designed to support forest health and vegetation management subgoals. The primary objective is to enhance ecosystem resilience and preserve terrestrial habitats through various treatment methods, specifically focusing on the removal or harvest of smaller diameter timber. These efforts are strategically aimed at reducing wildfire risks within the Wildland Urban Interface while simultaneously promoting a more robust and healthy forest environment. This forecast project is categorized under NAICS code 115310 and is slated for performance in Douglas. The implementation is supported by a signed Categorical Exclusion that permits a range of treatment types to achieve the stated environmental and safety goals. Interested parties can coordinate with designated points of contact, including Blake Cobb and Ashley Thompson, for further information regarding this upcoming vegetation management effort.

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Forest Service project in Douglas for vegetation management and wildfire risk reduction.

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Department of Agriculture → Forest ServiceView Agency

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115310 - Support Activities for ForestryView NAICS

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DOUGLAS, WY, USA

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AgencyDepartment of Agriculture → Forest Service
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This project authorizes projects that support Forest subgoals 1b and 1c for forest health and veg management with benefits to Wildland Urban Interface as well. The signed CE allows for implementation of different treatment types that focuses on the removal or harvest of smaller diameter timber to promote a healthy and resilient ecosystem reduce wildfire risk in the WUI and improve or preserve terrestrial habitat

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