1. Appendix S5. Forest sector carbon, timber harvest, and habitat production possibilities

2. Figure S1. Joint production possibilities for: (a) annual timber harvest mass and forest sector carbon
store; (b) harvest mass and forest ecosystem carbon store; and (c) forest product carbon store and
forest ecosystem carbon store; resulting from individual simulated management scenarios identified
by general management emphasis group.

3. Figure S2. Joint production possibilities for: (a) forest product carbon store and forest sector carbon
store; (b) harvest mass and forest product carbon store; and (c) forest ecosystem carbon store and
forest sector carbon store; resulting from individual simulated management scenarios identified by
general management emphasis group.

4. Figure S3. Joint production possibilities for Mule Deer and: (a) forest sector carbon store; (b) harvest mass;
(c) Northern Spotted Owl; and (d) Olive-sided Flycatcher; resulting from individual simulated management
scenarios identified by general management emphasis group.

5. Figure S4. Joint production possibilities for Mule Deer and: (a) Pacific Marten; (b) Pileated Woodpecker;
(c) Red Tree Vole; and (d) Western Bluebird; resulting from individual simulated management scenarios
identified by general management emphasis group.

6. Figure S5. Joint production possibilities for Northern Spotted Owl and: (a) forest sector carbon store; (b)
harvest mass; (c) Mule Deer; and (d) Olive-sided Flycatcher; resulting from individual simulated
management scenarios identified by general management emphasis group.

7. Figure S6. Joint production possibilities for Northern Spotted Owl and: (a) Pacific Marten; (b) Pileated
Woodpecker; (c) Red Tree Vole; and (d) Western Bluebird; resulting from individual simulated
management scenarios identified by general management emphasis group.

8. Figure S7. Joint production possibilities for Olive-sided Flycatcher and: (a) forest sector carbon store; (b)
harvest mass; (c) Mule Deer; and (d) Northern Spotted Owl; resulting from individual simulated
management scenarios identified by general management emphasis group.

9. Figure S8. Joint production possibilities for Olive-sided Flycatcher and: (a) Pacific Marten; (b) Pileated
Woodpecker; (c) Red Tree Vole; and (d) Western Bluebird; resulting from individual simulated
management scenarios identified by general management emphasis group.

10. Figure S9. Joint production possibilities for Pacific Marten and: (a) forest sector carbon store; (b) harvest
mass; (c) Mule Deer; and (d) Northern Spotted Owl; resulting from individual simulated management
scenarios identified by general management emphasis group.

11. Figure S10. Joint production possibilities for Pacific Marten and: (a) Olive-sided Flycatcher; (b) Pileated
Woodpecker; (c) Red Tree Vole; and (d) Western Bluebird; resulting from individual simulated
management scenarios identified by general management emphasis group.

12. Figure S11. Joint production possibilities for Pileated Woodpecker and: (a) forest sector carbon store; (b)
harvest mass; (c) Mule Deer; and (d) Northern Spotted Owl; resulting from individual simulated
management scenarios identified by general management emphasis group.

13. Figure S12. Joint production possibilities for Pileated Woodpecker and: (a) Olive-sided Flycatcher; (b)
Pacific Marten; (c) Red Tree Vole; and (d) Western Bluebird; resulting from individual simulated
management scenarios identified by general management emphasis group.

14. Figure S13. Joint production possibilities for Red Tree Vole and: (a) forest sector carbon store; (b) harvest
mass; (c) Mule Deer; and (d) Northern Spotted Owl; resulting from individual simulated management
scenarios identified by general management emphasis group.

15. Figure S14. Joint production possibilities for Red Tree Vole and: (a) Olive-sided Flycatcher; (b) Pacific
Marten; (c) Pileated Woodpecker; and (d) Western Bluebird; resulting from individual simulated
management scenarios identified by general management emphasis group.

16. Figure S15. Joint production possibilities for Western Bluebird and: (a) forest sector carbon store; (b)
harvest mass; (c) Mule Deer; and (d) Northern Spotted Owl; resulting from individual simulated
management scenarios identified by general management emphasis group.

17. Figure S16. Joint production possibilities for Western Bluebird and: (a) Olive-sided Flycatcher; (b)
Pacific Marten; (c) Pileated Woodpecker; and (d) Red Tree Vole; resulting from individual simulated
management scenarios identified by general management emphasis group.