C04_12363N26Q4181GrizzlyProjectAreaMap.pdf

This document is a project map for the Grizzly Project, a U.S. Forest Service initiative showing the geographic boundaries and treatment areas across federal forest ownership. The map displays the project area boundary and identifies eight distinct option items representing different forestry management and restoration activities: Option Item 14 (Cut and Remove Timber), Option Item 15 (Transmission Line Treatment), Option Item 16 (Control Features including Cut, Skid, and Deck operations), Option Item 18 (Natural Stands with Cut, Skid, and Deck operations), Option Item 19 (Whitebark Pine Restoration), Option Item 20 (Old Growth Small Tree Thinning), and Option Item 21 (Aspen Restoration through Conifer Removal). The map also indicates road classifications based on operational maintenance levels, ranging from high-clearance vehicle requirements to passenger car suitability, and identifies state highways and transmission lines within the project footprint.

The project encompasses multiple treatment zones distributed across a three-mile scale area, with pink, yellow, green, and dark green shaded regions denoting specific treatment types and forest management priorities. This map serves as a visual reference for contract contractors or stakeholders to understand the geographic scope, location of different work activities, and infrastructure access requirements for the Grizzly Project implementation.