In 2007, Bark successfully worked to get congressionally allocated restoration funds for Mt. Hood National Forest. Through the Clackamas Stewardship Partners, a collaborative group in the Clackamas Ranger District, we pressured the Forest Service to use these funds to focus on an Upper Clackamas area to complete a pilot project that would include a full inventory of existing road system and use the data to implement a full, road decommissioning and aquatic restoration plan. Bark continues to work with the Forest Service to see this work implemented. We hope that this will create a model for forestwide travel planning for all roads.