The U.S. Forest Service has a decision open here and is taking comments on it. Wenatchee National Forest, Washington.
The agency files it as “Little Giant Post-Fire Recovery Project - Phase 1”
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.
In the Little Giant burn on the Okanogan, photograph the standing fire-killed trees before any cutting: big trunks with a pack or person for scale, tall snags, and nearby patches where the canopy is still green.
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.
In the Little Giant burn on the Wenatchee, photograph the standing fire-killed trees before any are cut: big trunks with a pack or person for scale, tall snags, and any large old trees still green among them.
Open. Anything filed before October 26 goes into the comment file the agency has to answer. After that it backs the formal objections, goes to the lawyers on the fight, and is the story.
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