LBI – Forest Health, Selkirk District Dean Christianson, Stewardship Forester.

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LBI – Forest Health, Selkirk District Dean Christianson, Stewardship Forester

FY13 Accomplishments Budget was $584,166, spent most of it Detailed IBM Flight in all or portions of 3 BMUs in Kootenay Lake, 5 BMUs in Boundary, 3? BMUs in Golden under contract Kootenay Lake IBM surveys and fall & Burn – Very low infestation rate found from flight and on ground. – 154 Star probes – 273 trees felled and burned Boundary IBM surveys and Fall & Burn – Much higher green attack levels, treatment in West Grand Forks Unit around Phoenix area and in SE portion of Main Kettle BMU (treated previous year as well) – Insufficient harvesting support and unable to treat entire suppression unit with funds – areas no longer classified as Suppression – 445 Star probes – 2137 trees felled and burned

FY13 Accomplishments Cont’d Detailed IBD flight in Arrow, Boundary & Kootenay Lake suppression units by staff IBD Ground Surveys under contract in Arrow & Kootenay Lake – 26.4 km of ground surveys, very low green attack found

F14 Plans and accomplishments Budget was $37,000 – spent on detailed flights IBM detailed flight for all of Kootenay Lake 3 BMUs (Yahk Area) completed – Higher red #s noted this year – Currently $54K of surplus to spend in Yahk area surveying and F&B on IBM – Insufficient funds to survey & treat all nodes identified, targeting easiest access points with Hawkins BMU as 1 st priority – May be more surplus $s coming, no guarantee IBD flight for portions of Kootenay Lake and most of Arrow TSA suppression units completed – Data not compiled yet, looks similar to last year in general, hot spots – Pend D’Oreille, Hills, North end of Kootenay Lake – Insufficient funds to complete all suppression BMUs in the 3 TSAs

2013 Overview Flight Trends Balsam Bark Beetle – Arrow -Down slightly – Boundary-Up – Kootenay Lake-Down – Golden -Up – Revelstoke-Up Spruce Bark Beetle - Not on radar!

2013 Overview Flight Trends cont’d Douglas-fir Bark Beetle – Arrow -Up – Boundary-Up – Kootenay Lake-Up – Golden -Up slightly – Revelstoke-Up

2013 Overview Flight Trends cont’d Mountain Pine Beetle - Pli – Arrow -Down – Boundary-Up – Kootenay Lake-Down – Golden -Stable – Revelstoke-Stable

FY15 Budget IBD/IBS & IBM detailed surveys and IBM Fall & Burn - $746,000 requested

Actions required Require additional immediate action harvesting support, ideally on smaller units to reduce losses, LBI costs and hopefully reduce IBM levels. Recommend Licencees monitor harvest units for post harvest blowdown and salvage or trap tree as necessary to minimize and / or reduce future IBD losses