Exercise your right and comment on the proposal to revise the Council for Environmental Quality’s (CEQ) National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) regulations that seek to eviscerate this bedrock environmental law, severely restricting public input in federal decision-making processes and narrowing the scope of projects that get reviewed.
In June, my wife and I went to the upper valley of Eagle Creek together, from the place called Boulder Park. There is no longer the resort that is shown on old USGS topographic maps. That improvement (its removal) must have happened shortly before we settled in Oregon and set up camp for the long term, about 26 miles downstream, about 26 years ago, for the map says "field checked 1987."
In early March of 2019, six eastern Oregon counties submitted a petition to the U.S. Department of Agriculture asking that the Maheur and Wallowa-Whitman National Forests be exempted from the 2005 Travel Planning Rule. In the meantime, every other National Forest in the country has completed the process.