Dixie-Fishlake NF Weblog
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Please feel free to share your specific thoughts on this blog related to our proposed action (see link to MTP website on bottom left). We welcome your thoughts, questions, comments, and ideas for dialogue topics.

MTP webite is: http://www.fs.fed.us/r4/dixie/projects/MTP/index.shtml.

We’ve created a webpage for much of the information that was presented at the Forest Plan Forum, held June 28-29 in Cedar City, Utah. Many of the presentations have been available here on the blog, but the new webpage should make it easier to access everything that’s available in one location. We have also posted the notes from both days’ events. Thank you to all who participated.

http://www.fs.fed.us/r4/dixie/projects/lmp/collaboration/forum/index.shtml

Our current estimate for the start of the 90-day comment period is early 2007.

Hi Folks. Many of the forum participants indicated that they would like to discuss the Don Snow Keynote Speech further. Here is his address:

Don Snow Keynote Speech

If you would like to use this space to engage in dialogue, feel free to do so.

We know that many of you were unable to attend the Forest Plan Forum. Those who did attend had a great time discussing a variety of topics related to forest management. It was a very informative event. We hope that we can continue the discussions that the Forum stimulated in this online forum. I am creating a blog area for each panel.

We hope you will continue the open discussion from the Plan Implementation Panel here.
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We know that many of you were unable to attend the Forest Plan Forum. Those who did attend had a great time discussing a variety of topics related to forest management. It was a very informative event. We hope that we can continue the discussions that the Forum stimulated in this online forum. I am creating a blog area for each panel.

We hope you will continue the open discussion from the “Community and the Forest” Panel here. Topics that were on the table for the panel included social and economic linkages, “natural heritage”, culture, change, rural development, range, recreation/tourism, timber and minerals, etc..
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We know that many of you were unable to attend the Forest Plan Forum. Those who did attend had a great time discussing a variety of topics related to forest management. It was a very informative event. We hope that we can continue the discussions that the Forum stimulated in this online forum. I am creating a blog area for each panel.

We hope you will continue the open discussion from the Wildlife Panel here.
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We know that many of you were unable to attend the Forest Plan Forum. Those who did attend had a great time discussing a variety of topics related to forest management. It was a very informative event. We hope that we can continue the discussions that the Forum stimulated in this online forum. I am creating a blog area for each panel.

We hope you will continue the open discussion from the Water/Watershed Panel here.
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We know that many of you were unable to attend the Forest Plan Forum. Those who did attend had a great time discussing a variety of topics related to forest management. It was a very informative event. We hope that we can continue the discussions that the Forum stimulated in this online forum. I am creating a blog area for each panel.

We hope you will continue the open discussion from the Recreation Panel here.
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We know that many of you were unable to attend the Forest Plan Forum. Those who did attend had a great time discussing a variety of topics related to forest management. It was a very informative event. We hope that we can continue the discussions that the Forum stimulated in this online forum. I am creating a blog area for each panel.

We hope you will continue the open discussion from the Vegetation Panel here.
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Click the “more” button for the text of today’s new release about next week’s Forest Plan Forum in Cedar City.
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