Chapter 1 -- Purpose of and Need for Action (complete chapter) Introduction/Background Location Management Direction Purpose and Need Proposed Action Teiring Decision to be Made Scoping Process Used Issues Chapter 2 -- Alternatives, Including the Proposed Action (complete chapter) Introduction Process Used to Formulate the Alternatives Alternatives Considered but Eliminated From Detailed Analysis Implementation Schedule Deschutes National Forest Weed Information Alternatives Considered in Detail Alternative 1 - No Action Mitigation Measures Monitoring Alternative 2 - Proposed Action Mitigation Measures Monitoring Alternative 3 Mitigation Measures Monitoring Mitigation Measures Common to Alternatives 2 or 3 Economic Analysis Summary Alternative Comparison Table 2: Weed Treatement Sites Chapter 3 -- Environmental Effects (complete chapter) Introduction Issues That Aided in the Development of Alternatives Issues That Aided in the Development of Mitigation Measures Proposed, Endangered, Threatened, and Sensitive Species Management Indicator Species (MIS) Soils Resource Air Quality Fisheries Hydrology Visual Resources Vegetation Recreation Cave Management Wild and Scenic Rivers Range Resources Social Factors Irreversible Commitments of Resources Irretrievable Commitments of Resources Effects on Prime Farmland, Rangeland, and Forest Lands Mediated Agreement Questions Chapter 4 -- Consultation with Others and List of the Interdisciplinary Team (complete chapter) Deschutes National Forest Consultants Interdisciplinary Team Agencies, Organizations and Individuals Providing Oral Comments Agencies and Organizations Receiving Scoping Letters, Documents or Letters of EA Availability Individuals Receiving Scoping Letters, Documents or Letters of EA Availability Maps Literature Cited Appendix A: Integrated Weed Management Plan Appendix B: Map and Weed Treatment Site Locations

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