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Last Chance Project, Paul's Payoff Timber Sale - Right Of Way Road Construction

Construction of additional, and oftentimes unnecessary, logging roads on public lands is one of the major loopholes the Medford District BLM is taking to log old-growth trees, despite their claims that they cannot and do not log old-growth. Here, in Unit 104 of the Paul's Payoff timber sale in the Last Chance project just outside of Wolf Creek, Oregon, you'll see a right-of-way marked out through the forest. This right-of-way denotes more road construction through this unit which is also conveniently drawn through numerous ancient trees, including an old-growth sugar pine. BLM planners continue to strategically plot new roads through large, old-growth trees that they cannot otherwise log, giving them the opportunity to remove these trees despite the regulations to protect them. Learn more about the Medford BLM's Last Chance project at www.kswild.org/last-chance