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Mad Lick Forest Resiliency and Restoration Project #66558

The North River Ranger District is proposing a project to move the area toward the desired future conditions described in the 2014 Revised Land and Resource Management Plan for the George Washington National Forest.


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 Young, Andrew Allegheny Blue Ridge Alliance08/19/2024275 KB [id:6032]Scoping () (Total Letters: 9)
 Davis, Kristin Southern Environmental Law Center08/19/20249.2 MB [id:6032]Scoping () (Total Letters: 9)
 Gustafson, Nicki VA Department of Conservation and Recreation- Division of Natural Heritage08/19/2024180 KB [id:6032]Scoping () (Total Letters: 9)
 Pratley, Tom  08/18/20241 KB [id:6032]Scoping () (Total Letters: 9)
 Fetig, Jim Potomac Appalachian Trail Club08/16/2024204 KB [id:6032]Scoping () (Total Letters: 9)
 Cameron, Lynn Friends of Shenandoah Mountain08/16/202486 KB [id:6032]Scoping () (Total Letters: 9)
 Feasel, Darrel  08/12/20241 KB [id:6032]Scoping () (Total Letters: 9)
 Larson, Ben Ruffed Grouse Society07/23/2024636 KB [id:6032]Scoping () (Total Letters: 9)
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