Uwharrie National Forest
Plan Revision Website
New information (2/23/09)
News Release: Proposed Plan Available for Public Comment
Letter from Forest Supervisor
Climate Change Trends and Strategies
Additional background:
Planning Regulations
Uwharrie Maps
Uwharrie Recreation Guide
To comment on the Proposed Uwharrie Plan, 
submit remarks to:
comments-southern-north-carolina@fs.fed.us.
Include "Uwharrie Plan" in the subject line.
Proposed Plan Set of Documents
News Release: Proposed Plan Available for Public Comment; February 23, 2009 (35 kb pdf)*
Letter from Forest Supervisor 2/23/09 (111 kb pdf)*
Draft
Federal Register Notice (35 kb pdf)
(expected to be published 2/23)
Proposed Land Management Plan (1.5 mb pdf)*
28" by 40" Proposed Plan Map (2.1 mb pdf)*
11" by 17"
Proposed Plan Map (420 kb pdf)*
11" by 17" Badin Lake Proposed Plan Map (326 kb pdf)*
28" by 40"
Potential Vegetation Map (1.3 mb pdf)*
28" by 40"
Recreation and Scenery Settings Map (1.9 mb pdf)*
Comprehensive Evaluation Report
- Identifying and Addressing Need for Change: (158 kb pdf)*
- Social and Economic Sustainability Report (962 kb pdf)*
- Social and Economic Overview (818 kb pdf)
- Ecological Sustainability: Terrestrial Ecosystems (982 kb pdf)*
- Ecological Sustainability: Aquatic Ecosystems (1.3 mb pdf)*
- Strategic View (1.6 mb pdf)*
- Silviculture/Timber Report (281 kb pdf)*
- Options (217 kb pdf)*
- Collaborative Process (720 kb pdf)*
- Photo Supplement (1.9 mb pdf)*
- Climate Change Trends and Strategies (420 kb pdf)*
In addition to the Proposed Plan Set of Documents, a complete set of interim planning products, public notices, meeting notes and supportive background information is available here.
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This Page was last updated on 02/20/2009
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