Exhibit 2 Map 4 TendoyThinningTopo.pdf

This is a topographic map depicting the D3 Tendoy Thinning project area located on the Lolo National Forest near Missoula, Montana. The map was created on April 2, 2026, and displays thinning units designated as Mandatory (shown in red) and Optional (shown in blue), with exclusion areas indicated. The project encompasses multiple thinning units numbered 610, 612, 613a, 613b, 932, 940, 941, and 960 across the mapped terrain.

The map provides detailed contour lines at 200-foot and 40-foot intervals to illustrate the topography and elevation changes within the project area, with elevations ranging from approximately 3,800 to 5,600 feet. Forest Service System Roads are marked, including Tyler Creek Road (1192) and other access routes. The map includes a scale, north arrow, and a locator inset showing the project's position relative to Missoula and the broader Lolo Combined SO/RD and Lolo NF administrative boundaries. Standard disclaimers regarding title, ownership, legal boundaries, jurisdiction, motor vehicle use restrictions, and natural hazards are included with notation that users should obtain appropriate permissions and consult with Forest Service offices for current restrictions.