Podcast: New plan to reopen wildfire-burned Opal Creek, Jeff Park, PCT
In this episode, Zach talks about the Forest Service's new plan to reopen 170,000 acres of forest that burned in the Labor Day Fires in 2020.
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In this episode, Zach talks about the Forest Service's new plan to reopen 170,000 acres of forest that burned in the Labor Day Fires in 2020.
Oregonians may be able to return to some of their favorite places that burned in the 2020 Labor Day Fires.
The federal agency has withdrawn a plan to log so-called danger trees along more than 400 miles of roads in the forest after legal challenges.
The move throws into question when access will be restored to Opal Creek, the Breitenbush area and the northern Mount Jefferson Wilderness.