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| R3: Southwest | Carson (1986) |
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Management activities will be planned so that air quality will be equal or better than that required by the applicable Federal, State and/or local standards or regulations.
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Conduct surveys following Region 3 survey protocol.
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| Carson (1986) |
Breeding season is March 1 to August 31.
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| Carson (1986) |
Delineate an area of not less than 600 acres around the activity center using boundaries of known habitat polygons and/or topographic features. Written justification for boundary delineation should be provided.
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| Carson (1986) |
Steep Slopes (Mixed conifer and pine-oak forests outside protected activity centers with slopes greater than 40% that have not been logged within the past 20 years): No seasonal restrictions apply.
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Treat fuel accumulations to abate fire risk: - Use combinations of thinning trees less than 9 inches in diameter, mechanical fuel removal, and prescribed fire. - Retain woody debris larger than 12 inches in diameter, snags, clumps of broad-leaf More ... Keywords (1) |
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| Carson (1986) |
Reserved Lands (Wilderness, Research Natural Areas, Wild and Scenic Rivers, and Congressionally Recognized Wilderness Study Areas): Allow prescribed fire where appropriate.
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| Carson (1986) |
The activity center is defined as the nest site. In the absence of a known nest, the activity center should be defined as a roost grove commonly used during breeding. In the absence of a known nest or roost, the activity center should be defined as t More ...
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| Carson (1986) |
Protected Activity Center boundaries should not overlap.
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| Carson (1986) |
Submit protected activity center maps and descriptions to the recovery unit working group for comment as soon as possible after completion of surveys.
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| Carson (1986) |
Road or trail building in protected activity centers should be avoided but may be permitted on a case-by-case basis for pressing management reasons.
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| Carson (1986) |
Generally allow continuation of the level of recreation activities that was occurring prior to listing.
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| Carson (1986) |
Require bird guides to apply for an obtain a special use permit. A condition of the permit shall be that they obtain a subpermit under the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Master endangered species permit. The permit should stipulate the sites, dates, More ...
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| Carson (1986) |
Harvest fuelwood when it can be done in such a way that effects on the owl are minimized. Manage within the following limitations to minimize effects on the owl: - Retain key forest species such as oak. - Retain key habitat components such as s More ... Keywords (1) |
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| Carson (1986) |
Treat fuel accumulations to abate fire risk: - Select for treatment 10% of the protected activity centers where nest sites are known in each recovery unit having high fire risk conditions. Also select another 10% of the protected activity centers More ... Keywords (1) |
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| Carson (1986) |
Mixed Conifer and Pine-oak Forests: Manage to ensure a sustained level of owl nest/roost habitat well distributed across the landscape. Create replacement owl nest/roost habitat where appropriate while providing a diversity of stand conditions across More ...
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| Carson (1986) |
The following table displays the minimum percentage of restricted area which should be managed to have nest/roost characteristics. The minimmum mixed conifer restricted area includes 10% at 170 basal area and an additional amount of area at 150 basal More ...
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| Carson (1986) |
Attempt to mimic natural disturbance patterns by incorporating natural variation, such as irregular tree spacing and various patch sizes, into management prescriptions.
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| Carson (1986) |
Maintain all species of native trees in the landscape including early seral species.
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| Carson (1986) |
Allow natural canopy gap processes to occur, thus producing horizontal variation in stand structure.
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