CSE Drum West Supplemental Specs Species Habitat Lists.pdf

Drum West - CSE Supplemental Specifications - WRD

Each Item will be a separate inspection block.

Submissions for each Inspection Block should include:

• Collected Stand Exam data, as a .cse file

• Compartment maps showing the plot numbers associated with each plot location.

Sample Design will include:

• Using 10 BAF determine in/out trees on each plot for all trees greater than 1 inch DBH. Use in/out calculator or the table included in Appendix J to determine if borderline trees are in or out.

• Record DBH in 2 inch size classes

• Record species of tally trees

• Record if tally tree is alive or dead

• Record height and decay class for dead trees

• Collect site index information on one tree per stand

• Assign plots and get them approved with COR before beginning data collection

• No regeneration or down woody debris data will be collected

• Remark on the condition of each stand under “setting remarks” – Minimum of one remark/stand. Remarks should include (if applicable), but are not limited to:

Kotar habitat Type Coverage of established tree regeneration in the understory Presence and location of non-native invasive plants Location of raptor stick nests Management recommendations for site conditions Recommendations for stand boundary adjustments Identification of within stand inclusions (ponds, wetlands, rock outcrop, steep slopes, unique species, etc.)

Condition of timber or forest health

For setting up the “Setting Record” in Exams:

Project Name: Drum West County: 007 Exam Level: 1000 Instead of entering structure (“Struc”) under Setting Record, comment as needed under “Setting

Remarks” Instead of entering Setting Damage information under “Setting Damages”, comment as needed under

“Setting Remarks”

Scientific Name Common Name Symbol Tree, deciduous (includes tamarack) 2TD Tree, evergreen 2TE

Abies balsamea Balsam Fir ABBA Acer negundo Boxelder ACNE2 Acer platanoides Norway maple ACPL Acer rubrum Red maple ACRU Acer saccharinum Silver maple ACSA2 Acer saccharum Sugar maple ACSA3 Aesculus L. Buckeye AESCU Betula alleghaniensis Yellow birch BEAL2 Betula nigra River birch BENI Betula papyrifera Paper birch BEPA Carpinus caroliniana American hornbeam CACA18 Carya Hickory CARYA Carya cordiformis Bitternut hickory CACO15 Celtis L. Hackberry CELTI Celtis occidentalis Common hackberry CEOC Elaeagnus angustifolia Russian olive ELAN Fagus grandifolia American beech FAGR Fraxinus americana White ash FRAM2 Fraxinus nigra Black ash FRNI Fraxinus pennsylvanica Green ash FRPE Fraxinus quadrangulata Blue ash FRQU Gleditsia triacanthos Honeylocust GLTR Juglans cinerea Butternut JUCI Juglans nigra Black walnut JUNI Juniperus virginiana Eastern redcedar JUVI Larix laricina Tamarack LALA Malus Apple MALUS Ostrya virginiana Hophornbeam (ironwood) OSVI Picea abies Norway spruce PIAB Picea glauca White spruce PIGL Picea mariana Black spruce PIMA Pinus banksiana Jack pine PIBA2 Pinus resinosa Red pine PIRE Pinus strobus Eastern white pine PIST Pinus sylvestris Scotch pine PISY Populus balsimifera Balsam poplar POBA2 Populus deltoides Eastern cottonwood PODE3 Populus grandidentata Bigtooth aspen POGR4 Populus tremuloides Quaking aspen POTR5 Prunus Americana American plum PRAM Prunus serotina Black cherry PRSE2 Quercus alba White oak QUAL Quercus bicolor Swamp white oak QUBI Quercus ellipsoidalis Northern pin oak QUEL Quercus macrocarpa Bur oak QUMA2 Quercus rubra Northern red oak QURU Quercus velutina Black oak QUVE Robinia pseudoacacia Black locust ROPS Salix nigra Black willow SANI Sorbus americana American mountain-ash SOAM3 Thuja occidentalis Northern white cedar THOC2 Tilia americana American basswood TIAM Tsuga canadensis Eastern hemlock TSCA Ulmus americana American elm ULAM Ulmus L. Elm ULMUS Ulmus rubra Slippery elm ULRU Ulmus thomasii Rock elm ULTH

Group Forest Type/

EV Code Description 91 Quaking Aspen

A 93 Bigtooth Aspen Aspen 94 Balsam Poplar

95 Aspen-White Spruce-Balsam Fir B 11 Balsam Fir-Aspen-Paper Birch

Balsam Fir 24 Balsam Fir 20 Northern Hardwoods-Hemlock 70 Sugar Maple-Blk Cherry 74 White Ash 78 Black Walnut

C 80 Sugar Maple-Northern Red Oak Hardwoods 81 Sugar Maple-Beech-Yellow Birch

82 Sugar Maple-Basswood 83 Black Cherry-White Ash-Poplar 84 Red Maple (dry site) 85 Sugar Maple 86 Beech 87 Sugar Maple-Beech-Yellow Birch-Red Spruce 89 Mixed Upland Hdwds 90 Sugar Maple-Beech-Basswood

D 3 Eastern White Pine White Pine 4 White Pine-Hemlock

41 White Pine-Northern Red Oak-White Ash E 2 Red Pine

Red Pine 49 Red Pine-Oak 7 Norway Spruce

F 8 White Spruce Spruce 16 White Spruce-Balsam Fir

17 Upland Black Spruce 23 White Spruce-Balsam Fir-Aspen 1 Jack Pine

G 6 Scotch Pine Jack Pine 30 Mixed Pines

48 Jack Pine-Oak H- Hemlock 5 Hemlock

I - Paper Birch 92 Paper Birch 43 Oak-Eastern White Pine 47 Oak-Aspen 53 Black Cherry-Scarlet Oak-Hickory

J 54 White Oak Oak 55 Northern Red Oak

59 Mixed Oaks 60 Oak-Hardwoods 63 Northern Pin Oak

K 98 Upland Shrub Upland Opening 99 Open (50-54,56,90,95)

12 Lowland Black Spruce L 14 Northern White Cedar

Lowland Conifer 15 Tamarack 18 Mixed Swamp Conifir 19 Cedar-Aspen-Paper Birch 22 Upland Northern White Cedar 71 Black Ash-American Elm-Red Maple

M 76 Red Maple (wet site) Lowland Hardwoods 79 Mixed Lowland Hardwoods

N 99 Open (60,62-66, 70, 80) Lowland Open 97 Lowland Shrub