Attachment 9 - TreeRelease2026_Swab 98.pdf

This document is a project map for the Hebo Ranger District Tree Release and Weed Swab 98 Gaps initiative. The map depicts Unit 98, a forestry management area covering multiple acres across the Hebo Ranger District in Oregon. The unit is designated for tree release and weed control activities within designated gap areas, with specifications of 70 trees per acre (TPA) at 25-foot by 25-foot spacing, utilizing three species: Western Red Cedar (THPL), Western Hemlock (TSHE), and Lodgepole Pine (PISI).

The project includes four 1-acre gaps that require planting and maintenance work. Access to the work area is via a closed road requiring a 0.15-mile walk-in along the closed road corridor. The map includes key features such as stream locations (shown in blue), identified plant gaps (shown in green circles), berms (red lines), temporary road designations, and non-key road designations (dashed black lines). The scale indicates the project area spans approximately 0.2 miles. This appears to be a work plan or resource document supporting a federal forestry contract or reforestation project under Forest Service management.