1. Resource Stewardship Monitoring Kalum Forest District 2005/06 Review Kevin Kilpatrick Chris Broster Bruce La Haie Lars Reese-Hansen Daniel Belisle

2. Resource Stewardship Monitoring A Year in Review: –Completed training for 7 people – Spring 2005 –Complete about 15 blocks –Riparian and Biodiversity –Including S2-S6 streams, WTP, CWD –Completed quality control – Fall 2005

3. Resource Stewardship Monitoring What Worked: Protocol –Well written, easy to follow and a great guide Strategic Level Support –Provided guidance and funding Training –Very appropriate, much preferred the training locally Quality Control –Very helpful, good advice and guidance

4. Resource Stewardship Monitoring What did not work? Sample Selection »Received in June 2005 (after training) »Blocks were selected based on latest approved date rather than date of disturbance Operational (field level) support Soils sample selection and data collection

5. Resource Stewardship Monitoring Objective Specific Issues: Riparian –Checklist may not be appropriate for S5 and S6 streams Biodiversity –Need to consider other values/objectives Soils –May require alternative approaches (aerial photo vs no aerial photo) –Current system is complex, subjective and time consuming Integrating the program – working/coordinating with other agencies and other protocol development

6. Resource Stewardship Monitoring Additional Comments –High priority requirements –Helicopter access –Digital hypsometer –Staff resources –Handheld data loggers –Questions –Relationship with other resource objectives or values –Long term objectives – how effective is it –Indicators – are we collecting the right indicator for the objective –SRMP and Orders – how are these being addressed