Umatilla National Forest

Publications

HISTORIC DOCUMENTS

• Historical Reference Material

The Umatilla National Forest silviculture library has an archive of historical reference materials. With few exceptions, only items produced before 1950 are included in the history archive.

The archive contains materials for the entire Blue Mountains, not just the Umatilla National Forest. This decision was made because national forest boundaries have evolved through time; much of the south end of the Umatilla National Forest was previously included in the Wallowa-Whitman or Malheur National Forests.

In 1995, the Umatilla National Forest decided to transcribe commonly requested reports so they could be offered in an electronic format. Eventually, all of the transcribed documents will be available from this internet site.

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FOREST VEGETATION PUBLICATIONS

• Forest Density Management     
  Recent History and Trends for the Pacific Northwest Region
  Technical Publication R6-NR-TM-TP-05-01, September 2001, 22 p
  Download .pdf file (582 kb)

• Forest Resources of the Umatilla National Forest
  Resource Bulletin PNW-RB-253, May 2007
  Download .pdf file (2.15 mb)

• Potential Vegetation, Disturbance, Plant Succession, and Other Aspects of Forest Ecology
  F14-SO-TP-09-00, May 2000
  Download .pdf file (1.91 mb)

• Recording the Changes: Field Guide to Establishing and Maintaining Permanent Camera Point Systems
  FS-14-SO-09-06, August 2006
  Download .pdf file (952 kb)

• Suggested Stocking Levels for Forest Stands in Northeastern Oregon and Southeastern Washington:  An Implementation Guide for the Umatilla National Forest (pdf)

  Appendix 3:  Stocking Level Tables:

  • Subalpine fir Series (ABLA2) (pdf)

  • Grand Fir Series (ABGR) (pdf)

  • Lodgepole Pine Series (PICO) (pdf)

  • Douglas-fir Series (PSME) (pdf)

  • Ponderosa Pine Series (PIPO) (pdf)

• Rating Forest Stands for Insect and Disease Susceptibility

• Using Mathematics in Forestry
  Download .pdf file (366 kb)

• Grass Cultivars: Their origins, development, and use on national forests and grasslands in the Pacific Northwest

  • Maps

• Test Your Environmental IQ

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INVASIVE PLANTS TREATMENT EIS

The Umatilla National Forest proposes to control, contain, or eradicate invasive plants on nearly 25,000 acres. These plants have the potential to displace or alter native plant communities and cause long-lasting economic and ecological problems within and outside the National Forests.

 

NATIONAL PUBLICATIONS

• USFS Publications
• National Fire Plan
• PNW Research Station
• National Agricultural Library e-Journals

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USDA Forest Service - Umatilla National Forest
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