National Forest	Plan Direction	Type
Cherokee (2004)	A LMP goal, along with related objectives and standards, are designed to maintain and restore rare communities. To monitor accomplishment of these provisions and the effects that overall LMP implementation will have on rare communities, trends in num More ... Keywords (1)	Finding
Cherokee (2004)	Success in maintaining and restoring composition, structure, and function of forest ecosystems within desired ranges of variability is reflected by both changes in forest condition and by levels of management and other effects that are shaping these More ... Keywords (1)	Finding
Cherokee (2004)	Forest goals, objectives, and standards have been established for maintaining a balance between the early, mid-, and late-successional habitat conditions. Some wildlife species depend on early- successional forests, while others depend on late-succes More ... Keywords (1)	Finding
Cherokee (2004)	Special habitat attributes such as hard and soft mast, den trees, snags, and downed wood are necessary elements for certain species. A variety of LMP goals, objectives, and standards provide for the protection, restoration, and maintenance of these e More ... Keywords (1)	Finding
Cherokee (2004)	The LMP provides for protection and restoration of riparian ecosystems, wetlands, and aquatic systems and for assuring that aquatic habitat conditions are suitable to maintain native aquatic communities. Water quantity and quality, atmospheric deposi More ... Keywords (1)	Finding
Cherokee (2004)	Measures designed to control or mitigate negative effects of insects, disease, non-native invasive species, air pollution, and high fuel levels are important aspects of this LMP. Trends in occurrence and effects of air pollutants, wildland fire, inse More ... Keywords (1)	Finding
Cherokee (2004)	Contribution to conservation and recovery of federally listed threatened and endangered species is an important goal of this LMP. Trends in occurrence or abundance of these species will be monitored along with levels of management activities implemen More ... Keywords (1)	Finding
Cherokee (2004)	Maintaining habitat capable of supporting viable populations of native and desired non-native species is an important goal of the LMP. Many objectives and standards are designed to meet this goal. Monitoring will focus on trends for populations and/o More ... Keywords (1)	Finding
Cherokee (2004)	The CNF provides large public ownership with opportunities for hunting, fishing, wildlife viewing, and collection of special forest products. Monitoring of some game species populations and/or harvest levels will be done in coordination with the TWRA More ... Keywords (1)	Finding
Cherokee (2004)	The CNF offers a unique combination of nature based dispersed recreation, including undeveloped settings, built environments reinforcing natural character, and wildland settings that complement enjoyment of special places. This LMP aims to provide fo More ... Keywords (1)	Finding
Cherokee (2004)	This LMP is committed to providing recreational opportunities that are compatible with stewardship of forest resources. Impacts of motorized uses, site occupancy, and large volumes of users on riparian, stream and aquatic resources, vegetation, and s More ... Keywords (1)	Finding
Cherokee (2004)	Wilderness character is comprised of both human and biophysical elements. Monitoring the human elements requires monitoring trends in the human experiences, i.e. solitude, crowding, etc., as well as trends in the use patterns and visitor impacts. Use More ... Keywords (1)	Finding
Cherokee (2004)	The two main elements in determining the eligibility and suitability of a river for inclusion in the National Wild and Scenic Rivers System are a free-flowing condition and the presence of Outstandingly Remarkable Values. Rivers determined to be elig More ... Keywords (1)	Finding
Cherokee (2004)	Scenery and recreational settings are managed by establishing Scenic Integrity Objectives (SIO) and ROS class management direction. Management of scenery and settings are essential in the management of recreational experiences and the quality of the More ... Keywords (1)	Finding
Cherokee (2004)	Compliance with the National Historic Preservation Act is essential during implementation of this LMP. The requirement that sites eligible for the National Register of Historic Places be identified and protected before ground disturbing activities oc More ... Keywords (1)	Finding
Cherokee (2004)	This LMP provides for management of watersheds to provide resilient and stable conditions to support the quality and quantity of water necessary to protect ecological functions and support intended beneficial water uses. Numerous best management prac More ... Keywords (1)	Finding
Cherokee (2004)	Riparian ecosystems restoration and management is important to maintain aquatic resources and values. Desired conditions, including the composition and structure of vegetation, equipment limitations, maintaining ground cover and stable stream-banks a More ... Keywords (1)	Finding
Cherokee (2004)	The 1982 NFMA implementing regulations require that outputs and services will be monitored and compared to those projected in the LMP. Trends in forest product, mineral leasing and surface rights, access and road conditions, and LMP implementation co More ... Keywords (1)	Finding
Cherokee (2004)	The 1982 NFMA implementing regulations also require monitoring of specific silvicultural requirements. Silvicultural practices, harvest methods, harvest unit size, regeneration establishment, and land suitability for timber productions will be monito More ... Keywords (1)	Finding
Cherokee (2004)	Periodic review of objectives and standards established in the LMP is called for to assure that desired condition are being achieved and that these requirements will stay current given LMP modifications, changed conditions and new information that ac More ... Keywords (1)	Finding

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