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Deerbrook PUD

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	This page is set up by [[Southeast Neighbors]] to share current and background material on the Amazon Headwaters Keystone and the dangerous new Deerbrook PUD application to develop 75 lots in the most critical unprotected natural resource area remaining in south Eugene.		This page is set up by [[Southeast Neighbors]] to share current and background material on the Amazon Headwaters Keystone and the dangerous new Deerbrook PUD application to develop 75 lots in the most critical unprotected natural resource area remaining in south Eugene.
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		+	===References===
		+	* [http://www.southeastneighbors.org/files/SEN_Newsletter_201204.pdf Southeast Neighbors Newsletter - April 2012]
		+	* [http://www.eugeneneighbors.org/wiki/Mayor%27s_Committee_on_the_Amazon_Headwaters Report of the Mayor's Amazon Headwaters Committee] - 2008.0612
		+	* [http://www.metrowaterways.org/ U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Metro Waterways Study]

Conversations on the Forest/Rural Communities

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	:: Forest Service McKenzie area timber sale		:: Forest Service McKenzie area timber sale

-	===Composite Maps of the Walden/Defazio O&C Forest Privatization Proposal~~===~~	+	===Maps===
-	~~To view these maps, click on the link to load a map in your browser, then zoom in and scroll around to see detail.~~	+	'''Composite Maps of the Walden/Defazio O&C Forest Privatization Proposal'''
-	* [http://www.architectureweek.com/files/BLM_Forest_Resource_Areas_no_CH_20120418-01-sm.jpg BLM Forest Areas w/o Critical Habitat - small]	+
-	* [http://www.architectureweek.com/files/BLM_Forest_Resource_Areas_no_CH_20120418-01.jpg BLM Forest Areas w/o Critical Habitat - medium]	+
-	* [http://www.architectureweek.com/files/BLM_Forest_Resource_Areas_no_CH_20120418-01-large.jpg BLM Forest Areas w/o Critical Habitat - large]	+
-	* [http://www.architectureweek.com/files/BLM_Forest_Resource_Areas_no_CH_20120418-01-sm.jpg BLM Forest Areas with Critical Habitat - small]	+
-	* [http://www.architectureweek.com/files/BLM_Forest_Resource_Areas_no_CH_20120418-01.jpg BLM Forest Areas with Critical Habitat - medium]	+
-	* [http://www.architectureweek.com/files/BLM_Forest_Resource_Areas_w_CH_20120418-01-large.jpg BLM Forest Areas with Critical Habitat - large]	+

		+	The Walden/Defazio proposal would convert part of the BLM checkerboard of O&C lands to an "O&C Trust" for heavy industrial logging (areas in yellow in these maps), and would transfer the rest of the BLM checkerboard to the U.S Forest Service for management (areas in green in these maps).
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		+	To view the maps, click on a link to load a map in your browser, and then use the browser functions to zoom in and scroll around.
		+	* [http://www.architectureweek.com/files/BLM_Forest_Resource_Areas_no_CH_20120418-01-sm.jpg BLM Forest Areas w/o Critical Habitat - small file]
		+	* [http://www.architectureweek.com/files/BLM_Forest_Resource_Areas_no_CH_20120418-01.jpg BLM Forest Areas w/o Critical Habitat - medium file]
		+	* [http://www.architectureweek.com/files/BLM_Forest_Resource_Areas_no_CH_20120418-01-large.jpg BLM Forest Areas w/o Critical Habitat - large file]
		+	* [http://www.architectureweek.com/files/BLM_Forest_Resource_Areas_no_CH_20120418-01-sm.jpg BLM Forest Areas with Critical Habitat - small file]
		+	* [http://www.architectureweek.com/files/BLM_Forest_Resource_Areas_no_CH_20120418-01.jpg BLM Forest Areas with Critical Habitat - medium file]
		+	* [http://www.architectureweek.com/files/BLM_Forest_Resource_Areas_w_CH_20120418-01-large.jpg BLM Forest Areas with Critical Habitat - large file]

	===Discussion===		===Discussion===
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	===References===		===References===
-		+	* [http://headwaterseconomics.org/wphw/wp-content/uploads/Montana_WestisBest.pdf Montana's Economy and the Role of Federal Protected Lands] - Short white paper by Headwaters Economics. ''Note the graph on the last page, showing the change in employment in western counties relative to their proportion of federal protected land, from 1970 to 2009.''
	* [http://wilderness.org/files/County-Payments.pdf Federal Land Payments to Counties (1999)] - a valuable summary of the history by the Wilderness Society		* [http://wilderness.org/files/County-Payments.pdf Federal Land Payments to Counties (1999)] - a valuable summary of the history by the Wilderness Society
-	* [http://headwaterseconomics.org/wphw/wp-content/uploads/Reform_County_Payments_WhitePaper_LowRes.pdf County Payments, Jobs, and Forest Health (2010)] - by Headwaters Economics. Note graph of county payments on p9.	+	* [http://headwaterseconomics.org/wphw/wp-content/uploads/Reform_County_Payments_WhitePaper_LowRes.pdf County Payments, Jobs, and Forest Health (2010)] - by Headwaters Economics. ''Note graph of county payments on p9.''
-	* [http://oregoneconomicanalysis.files.wordpress.com/2012/01/woodproducts1.pdf Historical Look at Oregon’s Wood Products Industry] - by the Oregon Office of Economic Analysis. Note graph of county payments on p6.	+	* [http://oregoneconomicanalysis.files.wordpress.com/2012/01/woodproducts1.pdf Historical Look at Oregon’s Wood Products Industry] - by the Oregon Office of Economic Analysis. ''Note graph of county payments on p6.''
	* [http://bit.ly/KmFpRu Clearcut Chemicals] - Excellent ''Living on Earth'' segment by Ingrid Lobet, on some of the impacts to rural residents from the use of pesticides by timber companies. Transcript and sound file.		* [http://bit.ly/KmFpRu Clearcut Chemicals] - Excellent ''Living on Earth'' segment by Ingrid Lobet, on some of the impacts to rural residents from the use of pesticides by timber companies. Transcript and sound file.

Conversations on the Forest

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	: http://www.blm.gov/or/news/files/OR-12-17_RMP_Public_Meetings_4-12.pdf		: http://www.blm.gov/or/news/files/OR-12-17_RMP_Public_Meetings_4-12.pdf

-	For ~~graphs~~ shown during the conversation, please see the [[Conversations_on_the_Forest/Rural_Communities#References\|session references]].	+	For graphics shown during the conversation, please see the [[Conversations_on_the_Forest/Rural_Communities#Maps\|session maps]] and [[Conversations_on_the_Forest/Rural_Communities#References\|session references]].

	: Rural communities		: Rural communities

Conversations on the Forest/Rural Communities

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	::: More open with real citizen engagement		::: More open with real citizen engagement
	:: Forest Service McKenzie area timber sale		:: Forest Service McKenzie area timber sale
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		+	===Composite Maps of the Walden/Defazio O&C Forest Privatization Proposal===
		+	To view these maps, click on the link to load a map in your browser, then zoom in and scroll around to see detail.
		+	* [http://www.architectureweek.com/files/BLM_Forest_Resource_Areas_no_CH_20120418-01-sm.jpg BLM Forest Areas w/o Critical Habitat - small]
		+	* [http://www.architectureweek.com/files/BLM_Forest_Resource_Areas_no_CH_20120418-01.jpg BLM Forest Areas w/o Critical Habitat - medium]
		+	* [http://www.architectureweek.com/files/BLM_Forest_Resource_Areas_no_CH_20120418-01-large.jpg BLM Forest Areas w/o Critical Habitat - large]
		+	* [http://www.architectureweek.com/files/BLM_Forest_Resource_Areas_no_CH_20120418-01-sm.jpg BLM Forest Areas with Critical Habitat - small]
		+	* [http://www.architectureweek.com/files/BLM_Forest_Resource_Areas_no_CH_20120418-01.jpg BLM Forest Areas with Critical Habitat - medium]
		+	* [http://www.architectureweek.com/files/BLM_Forest_Resource_Areas_w_CH_20120418-01-large.jpg BLM Forest Areas with Critical Habitat - large]
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	===Discussion===		===Discussion===

Conversations on the Forest

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	Conversations on the Forest is a program of collaborative learning discussions on the forests of Lane County and the Pacific Northwest, presented in a fireside chat and response format.		Conversations on the Forest is a program of collaborative learning discussions on the forests of Lane County and the Pacific Northwest, presented in a fireside chat and response format.

-	This is ~~currently~~ a working page for program development by the ~~project~~ team.	+	This page is used simultaneously as public information, and as a working page for program development by the core team.

	==Series Announcement==		==Series Announcement==
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	* Special thanks to Samantha Chirillo for research and logistical support for these conversations.		* Special thanks to Samantha Chirillo for research and logistical support for these conversations.
	* Special thanks to [http://www.cozmicpresents.com/ Cozmic] for hosting this event series.		* Special thanks to [http://www.cozmicpresents.com/ Cozmic] for hosting this event series.
		+	* Special thanks for event recording and broadcasts aired on [http://www.ctv29.org/index.html Community Television of Lane County]

	==Program Topics==		==Program Topics==
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	===[[Conversations on the Forest/Rural Communities\|Rural Communities]]===		===[[Conversations on the Forest/Rural Communities\|Rural Communities]]===
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		+	Audio recording of the fourth session is coming from a new source, and will be posted as soon as it is available.
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		+	Our primary handout for the fourth session is the BLM press release on scoping meetings for the new western Oregon forest planning process:
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		+	: http://www.blm.gov/or/news/files/OR-12-17_RMP_Public_Meetings_4-12.pdf
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		+	For graphs shown during the conversation, please see the [[Conversations_on_the_Forest/Rural_Communities#References\|session references]].

	: Rural communities		: Rural communities
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	: US Bureau of Land Management - Eugene District		: US Bureau of Land Management - Eugene District
	: Wilderness Society <!-- Mike Anderson -->		: Wilderness Society <!-- Mike Anderson -->
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		+	====Composite Maps of the Walden/Defazio O&C Forest Privatization Proposal====
		+	To view these maps, click on the link to load a map in your browser, then zoom in and scroll around to see detail.
		+	* [http://www.architectureweek.com/files/BLM_Forest_Resource_Areas_no_CH_20120418-01-sm.jpg BLM Forest Areas w/o Critical Habitat - small]
		+	* [http://www.architectureweek.com/files/BLM_Forest_Resource_Areas_no_CH_20120418-01.jpg BLM Forest Areas w/o Critical Habitat - medium]
		+	* [http://www.architectureweek.com/files/BLM_Forest_Resource_Areas_no_CH_20120418-01-large.jpg BLM Forest Areas w/o Critical Habitat - large]
		+	* [http://www.architectureweek.com/files/BLM_Forest_Resource_Areas_no_CH_20120418-01-sm.jpg BLM Forest Areas with Critical Habitat - small]
		+	* [http://www.architectureweek.com/files/BLM_Forest_Resource_Areas_no_CH_20120418-01.jpg BLM Forest Areas with Critical Habitat - medium]
		+	* [http://www.architectureweek.com/files/BLM_Forest_Resource_Areas_w_CH_20120418-01-large.jpg BLM Forest Areas with Critical Habitat - large]

	===Charts===		===Charts===
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	===Research Reporting===		===Research Reporting===
	* [http://oregoneconomicanalysis.files.wordpress.com/2012/01/woodproducts1.pdf Historical Look at Oregon’s Wood Products Industry] - by the Oregon Office of Economic Analysis. Note graph of county payments on p6.		* [http://oregoneconomicanalysis.files.wordpress.com/2012/01/woodproducts1.pdf Historical Look at Oregon’s Wood Products Industry] - by the Oregon Office of Economic Analysis. Note graph of county payments on p6.
		+	* "[http://green.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/05/05/safeguarding-massive-trees-champs-of-the-ecosystem/ Mammoth Trees, Champs of the Ecosystem]," New York Times, 2012.0505. ''"Big trees (those with a diameter greater than three feet at chest height) account for only 1 percent of trees but store half of the area’s biomass."''
	* "[http://www.ecopreservationsociety.org/site/index.php/the-news/reforestation-blog/492-community-of-trees-how-trees-communicate-with-one-another Community of Trees - How Trees Communicate with One Another]," video of work by UBC professor Suzanne Simard posted at Eco Preservation Society		* "[http://www.ecopreservationsociety.org/site/index.php/the-news/reforestation-blog/492-community-of-trees-how-trees-communicate-with-one-another Community of Trees - How Trees Communicate with One Another]," video of work by UBC professor Suzanne Simard posted at Eco Preservation Society
	* "[http://nwcoastenergynews.com/2011/10/23/171/forest-biofuel-may-actually-increase-carbon-dioxide-emissions-west-coast-study-suggests/ Forest biofuel may actually increase carbon dioxide emissions, West Coast study suggests]," by Robin Rowland, Northwest Coast Energy News, 2011.1023.		* "[http://nwcoastenergynews.com/2011/10/23/171/forest-biofuel-may-actually-increase-carbon-dioxide-emissions-west-coast-study-suggests/ Forest biofuel may actually increase carbon dioxide emissions, West Coast study suggests]," by Robin Rowland, Northwest Coast Energy News, 2011.1023.

Conversations on the Forest/Public Goods

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	* [http://www.amazon.com/s?ie=UTF8&keywords=Ecology%20of%20Western%20Forests&tag=artificeinc Ecology of Western Forests] - by John C. Kricher, Roger Tory Peterson and Gordon Morrison (Peterson Field Guide Series No. 45, Jun 15, 1993)		* [http://www.amazon.com/s?ie=UTF8&keywords=Ecology%20of%20Western%20Forests&tag=artificeinc Ecology of Western Forests] - by John C. Kricher, Roger Tory Peterson and Gordon Morrison (Peterson Field Guide Series No. 45, Jun 15, 1993)
	* [http://www.amazon.com/s?ie=UTF8&keywords=Ecology%20of%20Douglas%20Fir%20Forests&tag=artificeinc Not Just Trees: The Legacy of a Douglas-Fir Forest] by Jane Claire Dirks-Edmunds and Janer Claire Dirks-Edmunds, 1999.		* [http://www.amazon.com/s?ie=UTF8&keywords=Ecology%20of%20Douglas%20Fir%20Forests&tag=artificeinc Not Just Trees: The Legacy of a Douglas-Fir Forest] by Jane Claire Dirks-Edmunds and Janer Claire Dirks-Edmunds, 1999.
		+	* "[http://www.ecopreservationsociety.org/site/index.php/the-news/reforestation-blog/492-community-of-trees-how-trees-communicate-with-one-another Community of Trees - How Trees Communicate with One Another]," video of work by UBC professor Suzanne Simard posted at Eco Preservation Society

Conversations on the Forest

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	===Topical Reporting===		===Topical Reporting===
		+	* [http://bit.ly/KmFpRu Clearcut Chemicals] - Excellent ''Living on Earth'' segment by Ingrid Lobet, on some of the impacts to rural residents from the use of pesticides by timber companies, 2012.0504. Transcript and sound file.
	* "[http://www.salem-news.com/articles/february132012/state-lands.php Kitzhaber Asked to Reject Attempts to Privatize Public Lands for Public Schools]," Salem-News.com, 2012.0213.		* "[http://www.salem-news.com/articles/february132012/state-lands.php Kitzhaber Asked to Reject Attempts to Privatize Public Lands for Public Schools]," Salem-News.com, 2012.0213.
	* "[http://www.nytimes.com/2011/12/05/science/earth/record-jump-in-emissions-in-2010-study-finds.html 2010 Carbon Dioxide Output Shows Biggest Jump Ever]," by Justin Gillis, New York Times, 2011.1204.		* "[http://www.nytimes.com/2011/12/05/science/earth/record-jump-in-emissions-in-2010-study-finds.html 2010 Carbon Dioxide Output Shows Biggest Jump Ever]," by Justin Gillis, New York Times, 2011.1204.
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	===Research Reporting===		===Research Reporting===
		+	* [http://oregoneconomicanalysis.files.wordpress.com/2012/01/woodproducts1.pdf Historical Look at Oregon’s Wood Products Industry] - by the Oregon Office of Economic Analysis. Note graph of county payments on p6.
	* "[http://www.ecopreservationsociety.org/site/index.php/the-news/reforestation-blog/492-community-of-trees-how-trees-communicate-with-one-another Community of Trees - How Trees Communicate with One Another]," video of work by UBC professor Suzanne Simard posted at Eco Preservation Society		* "[http://www.ecopreservationsociety.org/site/index.php/the-news/reforestation-blog/492-community-of-trees-how-trees-communicate-with-one-another Community of Trees - How Trees Communicate with One Another]," video of work by UBC professor Suzanne Simard posted at Eco Preservation Society
	* "[http://nwcoastenergynews.com/2011/10/23/171/forest-biofuel-may-actually-increase-carbon-dioxide-emissions-west-coast-study-suggests/ Forest biofuel may actually increase carbon dioxide emissions, West Coast study suggests]," by Robin Rowland, Northwest Coast Energy News, 2011.1023.		* "[http://nwcoastenergynews.com/2011/10/23/171/forest-biofuel-may-actually-increase-carbon-dioxide-emissions-west-coast-study-suggests/ Forest biofuel may actually increase carbon dioxide emissions, West Coast study suggests]," by Robin Rowland, Northwest Coast Energy News, 2011.1023.

Conversations on the Forest/Rural Communities

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	* [http://headwaterseconomics.org/wphw/wp-content/uploads/Reform_County_Payments_WhitePaper_LowRes.pdf County Payments, Jobs, and Forest Health (2010)] - by Headwaters Economics. Note graph of county payments on p9.		* [http://headwaterseconomics.org/wphw/wp-content/uploads/Reform_County_Payments_WhitePaper_LowRes.pdf County Payments, Jobs, and Forest Health (2010)] - by Headwaters Economics. Note graph of county payments on p9.
	* [http://oregoneconomicanalysis.files.wordpress.com/2012/01/woodproducts1.pdf Historical Look at Oregon’s Wood Products Industry] - by the Oregon Office of Economic Analysis. Note graph of county payments on p6.		* [http://oregoneconomicanalysis.files.wordpress.com/2012/01/woodproducts1.pdf Historical Look at Oregon’s Wood Products Industry] - by the Oregon Office of Economic Analysis. Note graph of county payments on p6.
		+	* [http://bit.ly/KmFpRu Clearcut Chemicals] - Excellent ''Living on Earth'' segment by Ingrid Lobet, on some of the impacts to rural residents from the use of pesticides by timber companies. Transcript and sound file.

Conversations on the Forest/Public Goods

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	: Carbon sequestration and forest thinning		: Carbon sequestration and forest thinning
	: Map of logging roads		: Map of logging roads
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		+	===References===
		+	* "[http://green.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/05/05/safeguarding-massive-trees-champs-of-the-ecosystem/ Mammoth Trees, Champs of the Ecosystem]," New York Times, 2012.0505. ''"Big trees (those with a diameter greater than three feet at chest height) account for only 1 percent of trees but store half of the area’s biomass."''
		+	* [http://www.amazon.com/s?ie=UTF8&keywords=Ecology%20of%20Western%20Forests&tag=artificeinc Ecology of Western Forests] - by John C. Kricher, Roger Tory Peterson and Gordon Morrison (Peterson Field Guide Series No. 45, Jun 15, 1993)
		+	* [http://www.amazon.com/s?ie=UTF8&keywords=Ecology%20of%20Douglas%20Fir%20Forests&tag=artificeinc Not Just Trees: The Legacy of a Douglas-Fir Forest] by Jane Claire Dirks-Edmunds and Janer Claire Dirks-Edmunds, 1999.

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	This is part of [[Conversations on the Forest]], a program of collaborative learning discussions on the forests of Lane County and the Pacific Northwest, currently in development.		This is part of [[Conversations on the Forest]], a program of collaborative learning discussions on the forests of Lane County and the Pacific Northwest, currently in development.

-	===[[Conversations on the Forest/~~Public Goods\|Forest Ecology and Public Goods~~]]===	+	===[[Conversations on the Forest/Rural Communities]]===

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	===References===		===References===
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		+	* [http://wilderness.org/files/County-Payments.pdf Federal Land Payments to Counties (1999)] - a valuable summary of the history by the Wilderness Society
		+	* [http://headwaterseconomics.org/wphw/wp-content/uploads/Reform_County_Payments_WhitePaper_LowRes.pdf County Payments, Jobs, and Forest Health (2010)] - by Headwaters Economics. Note graph of county payments on p9.
		+	* [http://oregoneconomicanalysis.files.wordpress.com/2012/01/woodproducts1.pdf Historical Look at Oregon’s Wood Products Industry] - by the Oregon Office of Economic Analysis. Note graph of county payments on p6.

Conversations on the Forest/Economics

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	===References===		===References===
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		+	* [http://wilderness.org/files/County-Payments.pdf Federal Land Payments to Counties (1999)] - a valuable summary of the history by the Wilderness Society
		+	* [http://headwaterseconomics.org/wphw/wp-content/uploads/Reform_County_Payments_WhitePaper_LowRes.pdf County Payments, Jobs, and Forest Health (2010)] - by Headwaters Economics. Note graph of county payments on p9.
		+	* [http://oregoneconomicanalysis.files.wordpress.com/2012/01/woodproducts1.pdf Historical Look at Oregon’s Wood Products Industry] - by the Oregon Office of Economic Analysis. Note graph of county payments on p6.

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