Clearwater and Nez Perce Forest Plan Revision

Welcome

The Clearwater and Nez Perce National Forests have initiated an effort to revise their land and Resource Management Plans, or Forest Plans.

The planning area encompasses approximately four-million acres of national forest land in north-central Idaho. From east to west, the national forest lands stretch from border to border. On the north is the rolling terrain of the Palouse. On the south is the rugged Salmon River canyon.

If you use these special lands for work or play, or if you value them for other purposes, you have an interest in this revision process.

Background

What is a Forest Plan? Why are we revising it? Find answers to these questions and how we got to where we are today. MORE

Newsroom

Newsletters and news releases about Forest Plan revision effort. MORE Latest Update 10/2/07

Documents

View documents relating to Forest Plan Revision. MORE

Get Involved

We would like to hear your thoughts and ideas as we begin the process of revising our Forest Plans. MORE

Maps

View maps and download GIS data that is being used in the revision of the Forest Plans. MORE

Contact Us

For more information contact the revision team or either the Clearwater or Nez Perce National Forest Supervisor's Office. MORE

Links New 2/21/08 Link to 2008 Planning Rule Site

Informational web sites that are associated with the two forests and forest planning. MORE