Rolnictwo i żywność · 28/10/1994

Provincial Advisory Committee for the Deschutes Province

The interagency group of governments responsible for implementing the President's Forest Plan in Deschutes Province is forming an official advisory committee to obtain advice from involved agencies and interested publics. The committee will provide advice regarding implementation of a comprehensive ecosystem management strategy for federal land within the Deschutes Province. The Deschutes Province is bordered on the north by the Columbia River between Bonneville and just north of Wasco. From Wasco, it follows the divide between the John Day and the Deschutes Rivers south to the Mill Creek Wilderness on the Ochoco National Forest. It follows the northern edge of the Mill Creek Wilderness east through the Ochoco Mountains along the southern boundary of the Bridge Creek Wilderness. From there it continues east for approximately two miles then heads southeast to Wolf Mountain continuing along the ridge west of the John Day River to the northernmost part of the Snow Mountain Ranger District (Ochoco National Forest). From there it switches to a southwestern direction along the divide between areas draining into the Deschutes and those draining into Malheur Lake down to Glass Butte. From