Exhibit 6 PCTStandSummaryInformationChart_FINAL.xlsx

This is a Silvicultural Stand Summary Chart detailing prescription requirements for timber thinning operations across eight forestry units (with two designated as optional) totaling approximately 2,624 acres in the Grand Valley Ranger District of Colorado. The chart specifies detailed stand characteristics and operational prescriptions for each unit, including acreage, stem density, species composition (primarily Douglas-fir, ponderosa pine, western larch, and lodgepole pine), and cutting requirements with a uniform diameter limit of 7.0 inches dbh and consistent 15-foot by 15-foot leave tree spacing across all units.

Operational requirements include handpiling of slash throughout all units at 55-65 piles per acre with 6-foot by 6-foot pile dimensions and minimum 6-foot heights, with material bucked into 6-foot or less lengths and larger material used for down wood productivity at 5-12 tons per acre. All units have access directly adjacent to roads. The prescription mandates a minimum cutting height of 1 foot, maximum stump height of 6 inches, a tolerance of up to 25 trees per acre for Category C deficiencies (small trees between 2-8 feet height), and specific slash pullback requirements of 2 feet from road cut and fill slopes, 5 feet from culverts and trails. All piles must be located outside residual tree driplines, covered with water-repellant paper, and configured parallel and perpendicular to slope to prevent rollout. Aspen and other hardwoods are to be preserved and not cut.