No, what he means is that for years the community up the McKenzie River participated in a collaborative effort to create a plan for their surrounding lands that took everything into account.  Wildlife, water, wildfire, etc.  There were townhalls, fieldtrips, multiple groups and organizations that participated.  All voices were heard.  They came up with the most beautiful , meaningful and purposeful plan.  It includes some thinning, some no-cut leave areas, and some small clearings to create meadows for their dwindling big game populations.  Those people made is choice in life to live among the trees.  They love being in nature.  They respectfully developed a dynamic forest plan over the course of a number of years.  I think it is a perfect and beautiful example of proper forest management.