Understanding drivers and patterns of forest management in the region * A Snapshot of the Chequamegon-Nicolet.

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Understanding drivers and patterns of forest management in the region * A Snapshot of the Chequamegon-Nicolet

VEGETATION MANAGEMENT (AKA TIMBER HARVEST)

TIMBER HARVEST VOLUME

VOLUME SOLD AND FUNDING LEVEL ( )

ANNUAL BUDGET ( )

 1.3 to 1.5 percent/year  85 percent undisturbed over the decade.  8,990 acres harvest/year (0.60% of CNNF). GROUND DISTURBING ACTIVITIES

AVERAGE SIZE OF CLEARCUTS

CLEARCUTS

TRENDS IN FOREST COMPOSITION AND AGE

ACRES OF REGENERATING ASPEN FOREST

 Most common type  Un-even aged silviculture  Post-cutover origin  Willow Creek tower most productive NORTHERN HARDWOODS

NORTHERN HARDWOOD INTERIOR

AGE CLASS STRUCTURE OF UPLAND VEGETATION IN MANAGEMENT AREA 2B

 CCC Era  Even-aged Silviculture  Very little being planted  Usually on sandy soils RED PINE

 Winter logging required in some areas (more and more difficult) TIMING OF HARVEST

Increasing: Woody Biomass Harvesting

LANDSCAPE STRUCTURE

EXPANSION OF PATCHES OF MATURE NORTHERN HARDWOOD INTERIOR FOREST

OTHER DISTURBANCE FORCES

Lakewood/Laona oak wilt treatment ( ) YearNumber of sites treatedNumber of individual trees , , , , ,714 Total14214,424 OAK WILT

Spruce decline salvage ( ) YearAcres Salvaged , , Total4,155 SPRUCE DECLINE

Acres within fire-adapted landtype associations treated with prescribed fires Year Acres , PRESCRIBED FIRE

AverageNumber Fires Average size of fire (acres) Range of fire size (acres) RANGE38-72 Less than 10 acres WILDFIRE

BEAVER

Linda Parker Forest Ecologist/ Research Coordinator Marcus Sadak CNNF GIS coordinator DATA SOURCES

Vegetation Activities: FACTS  Timber harvests  Planting  Site Preparation  ETC Vegetation Composition FSVEG  Stands  Type  Age  Density  Soils  LTA GEOSPATIAL DATABASES Also…DEMs

NATIONAL HIERARCHY OF ECOLOGICAL UNITS Landtype Associations

FSGEODATA CLEARINGHOUSE Forest Biomass across the Lower 48 States and Alaska For Example: Provinces, Sections, and Subsections of the Conterminous United States

LOADS OF LAYERS

NATIONAL HIERARCHY OF ECOLOGICAL UNITS

RESEARCH NATURAL AREAS NRS.FS.FED.US/RNA

DISCUSS