The U.S. Forest Service has a decision open here and is taking comments on it. Challis National Forest, Idaho.
The agency files it as “Jesse Creek Transmission Line Fuel Break”
No photograph has been filed on this mission yet. The first one lands here with its fingerprint, where its location came from, and how far inside the agency’s own boundary it was taken. The places to check are below.
The agency has published no document here with a sentence a photograph could settle, only a notice. The line below is read from that notice.
Walk the Forest Service roads under the Idaho Power line at Jesse Creek. From the road edge, shoot the strip of trees and brush just outside the cleared power line corridor: standing timber, dead and downed wood, low branches.
The agency has published no document here with a sentence a photograph could settle, only a notice. The line below is read from that notice.
Walk the strip of trees just outside the Idaho Power line and along the Forest roads near Jesse Creek. Photograph what stands there now: dead snags, downed wood, and brush and small trees growing up under the big ones.
The window shut September 25. Evidence still counts: it backs the objections from people who did comment, goes to the lawyers, and outlives the decision.
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