CFI 2013-2015 NPT Forestry & Fire Management Division.

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CFI NPT Forestry & Fire Management Division

CFI NPT Forestry & Fire Management Division Continuous Forest Inventory (CFI) The primary purpose of this project is to re-measure, or establish as necessary, a permanent plot system to assess: timber stocking trends; current and potential forest growth and yield rates; measure forest characteristics compared to desired objectives (e.g., mortality rates and causes, stand density, and species composition); on NPT commercial forest land holdings.

CFI NPT Forestry & Fire Management Division CFI History Plots initially gridded to 1 plot per 80 acres in Inv. Year Established Removed Re-measured Total Plots Jeff Cronce 79.9% Craig Collins 30.3% Dominic Higheagle 79.6% Larry Geffre 12.1% Andrew Saralecos 73.7% Teressa Picard 9.2% Roger Williams 65.5% Carl Powaukee 8.1% Inventory Crew - % of total plots % per diem plots 15,252 Total Trees Measured

CFI NPT Forestry & Fire Management Division CFI Plot Design 1 Plot per 80 acres 2003, & , 2003, & 2013

CFI NPT Forestry & Fire Management Division CFI Inventory Differences

CFI NPT Forestry & Fire Management Division CFI Trends – Timber Harvest History CFI Begins

CFI NPT Forestry & Fire Management Division CFI Trends – Self Calibrated Palmer Drought Severity Index – Lewis County

CFI NPT Forestry & Fire Management Division CFI Trends – Self Calibrated Palmer Drought Severity Index – Lewis County

CFI NPT Forestry & Fire Management Division CFI Trends – Self Calibrated Palmer Drought Severity Index – Lewis County

CFI NPT Forestry & Fire Management Division CFI Trends – Self Calibrated Palmer Drought Severity Index – Lewis County

CFI NPT Forestry & Fire Management Division CFI Trends – Strata Trend Analysis using initial 1975 installations All Plots Habitat Zones Dry Ponderosa Pine Dry DF/PP Ninebark Mix Mesic Grand fir / DF Mix Ownership Type Tribal Trust Allotments Fee SRBA Trust Geographic Groups Lookout, Mudsprings, Coldsprings, Craig Mt., Sweetwater, Box Canyon etc…

CFI NPT Forestry & Fire Management Division CFI Trends – Strata Error

CFI NPT Forestry & Fire Management Division CFI Proposed Strata

CFI NPT Forestry & Fire Management Division CFI Trends – Original Plots established in 1975 ≥ 9” DBH, SE = 3.4%(BA), 4.4%(BF) Andrew & Roger Effect

CFI NPT Forestry & Fire Management Division CFI Trends – Original Plots established in 1975 ≥ 5” DBH, SE = 4.1%(CF)

CFI NPT Forestry & Fire Management Division CFI Trends – Volume Stocking BF/AC CF/AC

CFI NPT Forestry & Fire Management Division CFI Trends – Volume Stocking TPA BA/AC

CFI NPT Forestry & Fire Management Division CFI Trends – Species Composition

CFI NPT Forestry & Fire Management Division CFI Trends – Volume Stocking

CFI NPT Forestry & Fire Management Division CFI Trends – Gross Growth BF/AC/YR Gross Growth CF/AC/YR Mortality BF & CF/AC/YR & Log Defect %

CFI NPT Forestry & Fire Management Division CFI Trends – Tree Damage Categories

CFI NPT Forestry & Fire Management Division CFI Trends – Growth & Mortality

CFI NPT Forestry & Fire Management Division CFI Trends – Growth & Mortality

CFI NPT Forestry & Fire Management Division CFI Trends – Mortality 2013 – Mortality Cause (Count)

CFI NPT Forestry & Fire Management Division CFI Trends – Growth & Mortality vs. Harvest (BF/AC/YR)

CFI NPT Forestry & Fire Management Division CFI Trends – Growth & Mortality vs. Harvest (CF/AC/YR)

CFI NPT Forestry & Fire Management Division CFI Trends – Growth & Mortality vs. Harvest (BA/AC/YR)

CFI NPT Forestry & Fire Management Division CFI Trends – Diameter Distributions

CFI NPT Forestry & Fire Management Division CFI Trends – Diameter Distributions

CFI NPT Forestry & Fire Management Division CFI Trends – Diameter Distributions

CFI NPT Forestry & Fire Management Division CFI Trends – Diameter Distributions

CFI NPT Forestry & Fire Management Division CFI Trends – By Strata

CFI NPT Forestry & Fire Management Division Annual Allowable Cut – Management towards a Fully Regulated Forest 1.Austrian formula (Volume Control)  “The principle of gradually building up or reducing the average growing stock by cutting less or more than the current growth over some adjustment period.”  Applied more readily to uneven-aged stands.  Not related directly to area which doesn’t provide clear direction towards a desired degree of age- and size-class regularity. 2.Area-Volume Check Method (Area Control)  Simple and direct  Identifies volume to be cut with areas on the ground  Complete forest regularity after one rotation  More suited to even-aged stands  Must be combined with Volume Control for uneven-aged stands

CFI NPT Forestry & Fire Management Division Annual Allowable Cut – 28” Max DBH (5 BA Old Growth)

CFI NPT Forestry & Fire Management Division Annual Allowable Cut – 20” Max DBH (5 BA Old Growth)

CFI NPT Forestry & Fire Management Division CFI Beavers