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Careful Logging – Clearcuts Regeneration, Residual Trees BMP’s: Planning-skid trails Maximize distance between skid trails Keep trails parallel Minimize tree and site disturbance Varies with machinery and ground conditions
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Careful Logging – Clearcuts Regeneration, Residual Trees BMP’s- Plan skid trails in consideration of the terrain, AOC’s, access roads, skid distances
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Careful Logging – Clearcuts Regeneration, Residual Trees BMP’s Planning-Skid trails Typical felling/trail pattern
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Careful Logging – Clearcuts Regeneration, Residual Trees BMP’s-Felling Establish trail pattern as planned Maximize distance between trails
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Careful Logging – Clearcuts Regeneration, Residual Trees BMP’s-Felling No cleaning, sweeping, maximize regeneration protection
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Careful Logging – Clearcuts Regeneration, Residual Trees Angle bunches in towards skid direction to minimize regeneration damage
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Careful Logging – Clearcuts Regeneration, Residual Trees Place bunches in return trails when possible Consider the size of bunches to protect the site
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Careful Logging – Clearcuts Regeneration, Residual Trees BMP’s Skidding – Remain in trails Minimize turnarounds, turn on trails Avoid two skidders on one trail
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Careful Logging – Clearcuts Skidding-remain in trails
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Careful Logging – Clearcuts Regeneration, Residual Trees Logging debris can be used to protect sensitive sites during skidding operations
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Careful Logging – Clearcuts Regeneration, Residual Trees Cease operations if the terrain starts to break up Once damage has occurred, there is no immediate mitigation that can be done
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Careful Logging – Clearcuts Roles and Responsibilities Machine operator Have a clear understanding of the location of boundaries and sensitive areas that may require a change in equipment Be aware of the operating conditions around the machine at all times,
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Careful Logging – Clearcuts Roles and Responsibilities Machine operator Understand locally established rules for shutdown, relocation, or changes in operating technique At all times, operate machines with the goal of reducing unnecessary travel and maneuvering on a cutblock.
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Careful Logging – Clearcuts Roles and Responsibilities Supervisor Ensure that the harvesting contractor is trained in the proper recognition of sensitive areas and where these areas are located on a cutblock. Ensure that rules for shutdown or modifying operations are understood and applied.
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Careful Logging – Clearcuts Roles and Responsibilities Supervisor Promote operating techniques that reduce site damage Co-ordinate harvesting equipment in a manner that reduces site damage. (e.g., provide alternative blocks to the contractor so that equipment can be moved to better ground with minimum disruption to operations).
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