Resource Management

About 34 inches of precipitation falls on the Umatilla National Forest each year, producing over 800 billion gallons of water that flows from five major river basins: the John Day River, Grande Ronde River, Umatilla-Willow Creek, and the Walla Walla and Lower Snake Rivers. The Forest's streams, rivers, and lakes provide fish and wildlife habitat, and water for surrounding communities as well as for agricultural, grazing, and recreational purposes. Read full article...

Management Areas

Botany

Fish & Wildlife

Hydrology

Silviculture 

Rangeland Management 

Timber Resources 

Timber Sales

Currently Advertised Remarks

Timber Sales

This page contains information on anticipated (Future) Timber Sales, as well as current advertisement notices. Currently advertised Timber Sale documents are found below under the individual sale name.

Stewardship Solicitation(s)

This page provides the link to view available stewardship solicitations.

Upper Blue (DxP) Re-Offer Timber Sale

On 07/09/2024, at 10:00 AM, sealed bids will be opened in the Supervisor's Office, Umatilla National Forest, 72510 Coyote Road, Pendleton, OR 97801 for the Upper Blue (DxP) Re-Offer sale.

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Key Contacts

Timber
Umatilla National Forest
c/o Timber Resources
72510 Coyote Road
Pendleton , OR 97801
 

Brandyn Child, Timber Contracting Officer, Wallowa Whitman NF

Lindsay Lockard, Timber Program Manager

Joan Tierney, Timber Resource Specialist

Planning
Cindy Sundblad

Wildlife & Botany Program Manager
Jessica Bolis

Silviculture
Clint Foster, Forest Silviculturist
Don Justice, Vegetation Analyst

Fish Biologist
vacant, Fisheries Program Manager

Hydrology
Peter Haraden, Hydrology Program Manager

Rangeland Management
Samantha Thornton, Rangeland Program Manager

Soils
Brien Park, Forest Soil Scientist

Pomeroy and Walla Walla Ranger Districts
Zig Napkora, North Zone Hydrologist (at Walla Walla)

Heppner and North Fork John Day Ranger Districts
Richard Christian, South Zone Hydrologist (at NFJD)