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| R2: Rocky Mountain | Black Hills (2005) |
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| Black Hills (2005) |
The following are objectives for management indicator species (MIS). MIS will be monitored using trends in habitat; however, when available, population trends may be used as a strong indicator of management response. Monitoring will be conducted at More ...
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Promote rural development opportunities.
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| Black Hills (2005) |
Provide high-quality customer service.
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| Black Hills (2005) |
*NEW. Manage for 50 to 75 percent moderate-to-low fire hazard in the wildland urban interface and reduce fire hazard within proximity of structures to current NFPA standards except in Management Area (MA) 1.1 Black Elk Wilderness, MA 2.2 Research Nat More ...
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| Black Hills (2005) |
Establish and maintain a mosaic of vegetation conditions to reduce occurrences of catastrophic fire, insect, and disease events, and facilitate insect and disease management and firefighting capability. Keywords (1) |
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| Black Hills (2005) |
*NEW. The scenic integrity objectives within the wildland-urban interface will be moderate to low for 2 to 4 years after management activities have been completed.
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| Black Hills (2005) |
*NEW. Within 5 years of a formal research natural area (RNA) designation, manage for a moderate-to-low fire hazard between RNAs and at-risk communities (ARCs) and other resources as needed where the topography, wind conditions, and fuels could create More ...
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| Black Hills (2005) |
*MOVED FROM OBJECTIVE 224. Reduce or otherwise treat fuels commensurate with risks (fire occurrence), hazard (fuel flammability), and land and resource values common to the area, using the criteria in Forest-wide Guideline 4110.
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| Black Hills (2005) |
*MOVED FROM OBJECTIVE 225. Manage wildfires using the appropriate response based on management area emphasis, existing values, risk of ignition, and fuel hazards within a given area.
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| Black Hills (2005) |
*MOVED FROM OBJECTIVE 226. Develop fuel management and protection strategies for intermixed land ownerships in partnership with private, state, and other federal agencies.
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| Black Hills (2005) |
*MOVED FROM OBJECTIVE 228. Where outbreaks of mountain pine beetle could present risks to management objectives for ponderosa pine, reduce acreage of ponderosa-pine stands that are in medium or high risk for infestation.
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| Black Hills (2005) |
*MOVED FROM OBJECTIVE 229. Using analyses of insect-and-disease occurrences, prioritize suppression strategies to meet management objectives and minimize value loss of tree vegetation affected by outbreaks of insect-and-disease pests.
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| Black Hills (2005) |
Enhance or maintain the natural rate of recovery after significant fire and other natural events while maintaining a mosaic of fuel-loading conditions to facilitate future fire suppression activities.
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| Black Hills (2005) |
Conifer encroachment on areas that have formed over grass, meadow, or hardwood vegetation may be treated (e.g., to conserve habitat for threatened, endangered, and sensitive species, management indicator species and species of local concern, maintain More ...
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| Black Hills (2005) |
The following species should be used as management indicator species (MIS). The indicators or their habitats will be monitored to indicate overall changes in the forest ecosystem. MIS will generally be monitored using trends in habitat; however, when More ...
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| Black Hills (2005) |
4201. Use the following insect and disease protection measures: a. Plan management activities with consideration for potential insect or disease outbreaks. Use integrated pest management strategies where insect or disease outbreaks may adversely a More ... Keywords (1) |
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| Black Hills (2005) |
4201. Use the following insect and disease protection measures: b. *During scheduled management activities, minimize susceptibility to mountain-pine-beetle epidemics by reducing average basal area to 70 or less in pine stands, except where denser More ... Keywords (1) |
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| Black Hills (2005) |
Use the following insect and disease protection measures: *Use the following insect-and-disease protection measures: Manage vegetation in and adjacent to high-use recreation areas to improve forest condition, as needed to maintain or improve the d More ... Keywords (1) |
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| Black Hills (2005) |
Use the following insect and disease protection measures: *Consider spatial array of stand conditions when planning harvests to reduce their potential for mountain pine beetle epidemics. For example, silvicultural treatments may be appropriate wit More ... Keywords (1) |
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| Black Hills (2005) |
In high use areas identify hazard trees, such as those weakened, damaged, or killed by insects and diseases, that may pose a threat to people, property, and other high value resources, and schedule management activities to remove hazards so as to min More ...
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