Exhibit 2 Unit Table and Silvicultural Certification Standards.xlsx

This is a silvicultural certification standards and unit table for stocking surveys across the Lolo National Forest in Missoula and Powell Counties, Montana. The spreadsheet details 47 mandatory units and 2 optional units distributed across three blocks (Missoula, Seeley districts), encompassing 2,138 total acres with 1,331 survey plots. Units are identified by polygon ID and unit name, with acreage ranging from 3 to 414 acres. The file specifies planting histories, Tree Per Acre (TPA) targets, species composition requirements (including ponderosa pine, western larch, Douglas fir, lodgepole pine, and aspen), stocking percentages (primarily 70% stocked at 150 TPA), minimum height requirements (ranging from 1 to 2 feet), and performance windows (June 15–November 1 or July 15–November 1 depending on location). Mandatory units total 1,636 acres across 1,036 plots, while optional units total 502 acres across 295 plots. Multiple units include replanting requirements with specific species mixes and plot counts noted for years 2019–2024. Access notes are provided for challenging terrain where direct road access is unavailable, requiring walk-in or alternative approach routes. This unit table establishes the silvicultural standards and plot-based monitoring framework for a BPA Call Order issued under the USDA Forest Service's Land Management Integrated Resources (LMIR) program for stocking survey work on Lolo National Forest.