I'm sure the environmental groups are cheering, they just fulfilled their business model and got paid by the federal government......likely more than they will make in 3 years worth of donations! 
Unfortunately, this project's main focus was creating and maintaining owl habitat....not spotted owl habitat, since they don't use open pine shrublands, but great gray owl habitat....which is very uncommon on the landscape.  Fire suppression is causing this type of habitat to blink out from the landscape. 
Bravo OR Wild, in your fervor for a paycheck, you have contributed to the homogenization of the landscape and a reduction in species diversity....
Impacts to the N. Umpqua Trail?  Impacts to the hot springs? What a joke....the project has no impacts to these treasures, by design.....
Wilderness?  What?  There is a high tension powerline running through the area.  There is a canal system that was built in the 1950s.  There is a high density of roads.  This is not wilderness.....