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Enhancing Forest Stand Management for Desired Outcomes: A Reflective Project Journey

This project explores the influences and strategies for achieving desired stand and stream outcomes in forest management. Reflecting on past decisions, it suggests improvements like considering transport capability, emphasizing diversity components, modern equipment acknowledgment, and balanced objectives.

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Enhancing Forest Stand Management for Desired Outcomes: A Reflective Project Journey

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  1. HartzYoung Stand Management Project How we got here! (2005)

  2. Downstream Conditions

  3. In-stream Salvage

  4. Hardwoods and Early Seral

  5. Stagnant Riparian Stands

  6. Influences

  7. Desired Stand Outcomes

  8. Desired Stream Outcomes

  9. Our Design

  10. What would we do differently? • More careful consideration of transport capability • More emphasis on gaps and patches and other diversity components such as variable density treatments • Better acknowledgement of the capability of modern harvest equipment and techniques • More balanced objectives

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