Midnight Restoration

Current Status:
Developing Proposal

Location Summary:
The Midnight Restoration Project area is in north central Washington State in the Methow River drainage (Figure 1). The 53,009-acre project is approximately 10 miles west/northwest of Twisp, Washington (Figure 2). The watersheds in this project include portions of the Little Bridge Creek, Middle Twisp River, Upper Twisp River, Headwater Twisp River, South Creek, War Creek, Eagle Creek, Rader Creek, and Wolf Creek sub-watersheds (Figure 2).

Project Milestones:

Milestone	Date
NEPA Start Date
Finding/Decision Date

Expected Analysis Type:
Environmental Assessment

Lead Management Unit:
Methow Valley Ranger District

Project Purpose:
Forest products; Fuels management; Road management; Vegetation management (other than forest products); Watershed management; Wildlife, fish, rare plants

States:
Washington

Counties:
Okanogan

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Dan Leininger
c/o Methow Valley Ranger District
24 West Chewuch Road
Winthrop, Washington 98862
564-900-2298
daniel.leininger@usda.gov

• Comment/Object on Project
• Public Comment/Objection Reading Room

• FS Environmental Management
• CEQ's Guide to NEPA