Welcome to the
Utah Northern Goshawk Project
Home Page
This page last updated April 4, 2000

Developing  Habitat Management Guidelines
for the Northern Goshawk and its Prey
on Utah's Six National Forests

Photo copyright © Mike Shipman
Used with permission

Schedule of Events:
Project Timeline / Updates

How to Contact Us

Interdisciplinary Team Members

Reading Room (Project Documents)


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Schedule of Events
Project Timeline:
red = progress to date
ITEM
STATUS
DATE
Scoping letter mailed and worldwide web page available.
Completed
February 1, 1999
Open house meetings.  Click here for summary.
Completed
February 16 - 25, 1999
Scoping comment period ended.
Completed
March 10, 1999
Alternatives developed.
Completed
April - July, 1999
Environmental consequences analyzed.
Completed
April - September, 1999
Environmental document available for public review and comment.
Completed
October 29, 1999
Federal Register Notice of Availability of EA
Completed
November 9, 1999
Comment period on environmental document ends.
Completed
January 10, 2000
Final Decision
Completed
March 14, 2000
Appeal Period Ends
Projected
May 22, 2000

 Updates:

The Project periodically sends post cards to its mailing list to update interested parties on the progress being made in the analysis.  The contents of those cards may be reviewed by clicking on this link.
 

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How To Contact Us
Mailing Address: c/o Uinta National Forest 
P.O. Box 1428 
Provo, Utah   84601
Questions: Kathryn Hauser 
phone:  801-625-5897
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Interdisciplinary Team Members
Peter W. Karp Team Leader
Randall Hayman* Planner, Process Manager
Betsy Rickards** NEPA / NFMA Consultant
Kathie Hauser Writer-Editor, Records, FOIA
Ken Burton Geographic Information System
Susan Marzec Public Affairs
Ron Rodriguez* Wildlife Biologist
Rod Player** Wildlife Biologist
Doug Page* Silviculturist / Ecologist
Brian Ferguson** Silviculturist / Ecologist
*Team member from project initiation through completion of Environmental Assessment and Draft FONSI.
**Team member from public comment period on EA through final decision.
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Reading Room (Project Documents)

NEW: Decision Notice and Accompanying Documents (posted April 4, 2000)

Environmental Assessment Documents
  • Federal Register Notice of Availability of EA (6kb)
  • Cover Letter for Federal Register Notice (6kb)
  • Cover Letter for Environmental Assessment (8kb)
  • Cover Letter for Corrections to Environmental Assessment (errata) (6kb)
  • Legal Notice (3kb)
  • Draft Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) (18kb)
  • Draft NFMA Finding of Nonsignificance (13kb)
  • Environmental Assessment:

  • Habitat Conservation Strategy and Agreement(January 1999, final) (46kb)

    Habitat Conservation Strategy and Agreement (October 1998 initial draft -- does not include aspen and lodgepole pine tables.) (43kb)
    Habitat Assessment and Management Recommendations for the Northern Goshawk in Utah (Graham, 1999)

    Project Initiation Memo (10/28/98) (7kb)
    Team Charter (10/29/98) (7kb)
    Project Description (10/29/98) (20kb)

    Public Involvement (Scoping) Documents

    Supplemental Information Reports Management Recommendations for the Northern Goshawk in the Southwestern United States (Reynolds, 1992) (available hard copy only upon request)

    Region 4 Properly Functioning Condition

    Regional Guide (available hard copy only upon request)
    Final Environmental Impact Statement for the Regional Guide (available hard copy only upon request)

    Land and Resource Management Plans



     
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