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USFS Hierarchy Finer Scale Units for Missouri

USFS Hierarchy Finer Scale Units for Missouri. ELTs=ESDs=HGM. What We’ve Done in Missouri. Nigh and Schroeder 2002. Electronic Copy: At MDC Public Website go to Interactive Maps/Atlas of Missouri Ecoregions. What is an ELT or ESD?. Geo-Landforms. ELTs/ESDs. Soil Properties.

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USFS Hierarchy Finer Scale Units for Missouri

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  1. USFS Hierarchy Finer Scale Units for Missouri ELTs=ESDs=HGM

  2. What We’ve Done in Missouri Nigh and Schroeder 2002 Electronic Copy: At MDC Public Website go to Interactive Maps/Atlas of Missouri Ecoregions

  3. What is an ELT or ESD? Geo-Landforms ELTs/ESDs Soil Properties Vegetation

  4. ELT Development Process

  5. Example ELT/soil legend: Loess FragipanUpland Flatwoods ELT Nelson Community Loess Fragipan Upland Flatwoods MDC Forest Type

  6. Products • Ecological Site Descriptions • Web Soil Survey Mapping with hyperlinks to ELT/ESD Description

  7. Products • Eco-regional Reports • By MLRA • Outlines Methodology • Descriptions of the region, ELT/ESD sequence • Legend of dominant ELTs/ESDs • Cross-sections • DVD including a pre-assembled GIS project and all associated spatial data

  8. Products Hands-on Training Workshops by ecoregion

  9. Products • Ecological Site Description using NRCS format, which includes: • Physiographic, soil narrative • Ecological dynamics of site • Vegetation description • State and Transition Model • Management criteria and guidelines • Web Soil Survey Mapping with hyperlinks to ELT Description

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