Activity Plans

Activity plans provide specific direction for on-the-ground implementation of the Resource Management Plan over a discreet management unit, such as livestock grazing allotments, Wild Horse Herd Management Areas, Special Recreation Management Areas, and wildlife management areas. Types of completed Activity Plans include Wild Horse Herd Area Management Plans, Allotment Management Plans, Special Recreation Management Area Plans, and Habitat Management Plans.

Activity Planning Efforts in Progress

South River Resource Area

• South River FY 2009 Commercial Thinning (PDF) - The South River Field Office, Roseburg District, Bureau of Land Management has initiated analysis for the commercial thinning in the Olalla Creek-Lookingglass Creek and Middle South Umpqua River fifth-field watersheds. The proposed action is treatment of approximately 462 acres in the Timber Management and Riparian Management Area land use allocations, and 803 acres in the Late-Successional Management Area land use allocation.
• South Umpqua Harvest Plan (PDF) - The South River Field Office, Roseburg District, Bureau of Land Management has initiated analysis of an integrated timber management plan for the South Umpqua River fifth-field watershed in the South Umpqua Watershed Harvest Plan Environmental Assessment. The proposed action under analysis consists of: regeneration harvest of approximately 236 acres in the General Forest Management Area land use allocation; commercial thinning and density management on approximately 897 acres in the General Forest Management Area and Connectivity/Diversity Block land use allocations, including density management in associated Riparian Reserves; and density management on approximately 574 acres allocated as Late-Successional Reserve.

Activity Planning Efforts in Implementation

South River Resource Area

• Canyon Mountain Communication Site Plan (PDF) - The Canyon Mountain Communication Site, hereinafter called CMCS, located on the top of Canyon Mountain, near the city of Canyonville in Douglas County, Oregon. The BLM controls the use of the road except for a portion owned by a private landowner. This gated road provides access to the intermingled private and public forest lands and to the CMCS.

Swiftwater Resource Area

• North Bank Habitat Management Area and Area of Critical Environmental Concern Final Environmental Impact Statement (PDF) - This is the final environmental impact statement (FEIS) for the North Bank Habitat Management Area (NBHMA)/Area of Critical Environmental Concern (ACEC) plan.
• North Bank Habitat Management Area/ACEC (PDF) - Record of Decision, Habitat Management Plan and Monitoring Plan. The implementation of this plan provides for the protection and enhancement of habitat for the Columbian white-tailed deer.
• North Umpqua River Management Plan (PDF) This river management plan establishes a comprehensive approach to manage the flowing natural character of the North Umpqua River. This plan is a result of a coordinated effort with many Federal, State and local agencies as well as concerned publics to identify a plan for the protection of river-related values.