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ALB Host Tree Estimate Analysis
Table 1.
• Table 1 estimates total host trees per acre and per land use category, as well as total trees (host and non-host) per acre and per land use category.
• Estimated total trees per acre is a product of the U.S. Forest Service. This nationally modeled dataset includes all stems with
DBH >= 1 inch.
• Because of inclusive stem count and the scale of the dataset (trees per acre scaled to 30m grid cells at the national level), the total number of trees per acre may be overcounted and less reliable then the estimated host trees per acre.
• Data elements related to host tree are a product of the merged survey data plus the contract tree survey scaled to the entire regulated area.
• Majority of Parcel in Land Use Category qualifies parcel by their majority land use category to show the proportions of parcels in different land uses.
Entire Regulated Area
Land Use
Majority of Parcel in Land Use Category
Total Parcel Area (acres)
Estimated Trees per Acre
Estimated Host Trees per Acre
Estimated Total Trees
Estimated Total Host Trees
Deciduous Forests 102 313 3,266 307 1,021,998 95,964
Mixed Forest 247 911 3,840 159 3,497,542 144,635
Evergreen Forest 1,843 6,249 3,370 96 21,061,469 599,231
Woody Wetlands 1,773 11,662 3,456 151 40,302,826 1,757,725
Emergent Herbaceous
Wetlands 481 6,812 405 96 2,759,385 653,233
Shrub/Scrub 1,778 3,318 1,921 151 6,374,131 500,074
Open Water 22 2,508 52 30 131,581 76,105
Table 2.
Surveyed Trees Estimated Trees
Land Use
Total Trees Surveyed Mean DBH DBH <= 6" DBH > 6" DBH >= 12” Estimated Total
Host Trees Estimated DBH
<= 6" Estimated DBH
> 6" Estimated DBH
>= 12"
Deciduous Forests 444 7.29 254 103 87 95,964 54,898 22,262 18,804
Mixed Forest 887 9.39 480 200 207 144,635 78,269 32,612 33,754
Evergreen Forest 6012 8.29 3,402 1,445 1,165 599,231 339,086 144,027 116,118
Woody Wetlands 26023 7.65 13,709 6,791 5,523 1,757,725 925,975 458,699 373,051
Emergent Herbaceous
Wetlands 280 9.27 122 91 67 653,233 284,623 212,301 156,309
Shrub/Scrub 1741 8.27 936 419 386 500,074 268,851 120,351 110,872
Open Water 99 7.03 50 23 26 76,105 38,437 17,681 19,987
• Table 2 uses the survey efforts of the ALB program to estimate DBH across the regulated area.
• Surveyed tree metrics are modeled from merged surveys data plus the contract tree survey. The point survey data is then parsed by land cover type and binned by DHB as a proportion of the whole.
• Once binned, the surveyed data are scaled to the estimate total host trees across the entire regulated area.
Table 3.
All Contract Trees
Land Use
Majority of Parcel in Land Use Category
Total Parcel Area (acres)
Total Contract Trees
Contract Trees per Acre
Mean DBH – Contract Trees
Estimated Total Host Trees (For Regulated Area)
Deciduous Forests 1 18.97 177 20.31 8.89 5,971
Mixed Forest 0 53.6 119 1.98 6.09 761
Evergreen Forest 18 286.88 1309 8.46 7.08 55,009
Woody Wetlands 59 860.81 16,847 13.68 7.71 225,108
Emergent Herbaceous
Wetlands 0 22.87 102 14.19 7.87 80,582
Shrub/Scrub 14 78.37 523 9.72 7.51 32,381
Open Water 1 32.65 42 4.64 10.24 1,357
• Data on contract tree totals, per acre counts, and DHB come from the contract tree survey data. The data is then scaled to the entire regulated area to estimate total host trees.
• The number of parcels containing contract tree surveys represent about 1.5% of the total parcels in the regulated area.
• Estimated total host trees per land use type or per acre may undercount the estimated total host trees compared to the combined dataset in table 2.
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