ANNUAL REFORESTATION AND TIMBER STAND IMPROVEMENT REPORT FY 2003 TABLE 1. FOREST SERVICE NURSERY PRODUCTION -- BAREROOT (Thousand trees)
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1 TABLE 1 FOREST SERVICE NURSERY PRODUCTION -- BAREROOT (Thousand trees) Sold To Nursery Other Other Total Region FS Nursery Region Regions Agencies 1/ Surplus 2/ Production 1 Coeur d' Alene 5, ,942 2 Bessey , ,335 3 NONE Lucky Peak ,012 5 Placerville 1, ,905 6 J.H. Stone 2, , ,789 8 NONE Toumey 3, ,944 6, NONE ALL 14,331 1,074 5,072 3,522 24,000 1/ Other Agencies column includes GSA sales and trees donated to other agencies. 2/ Includes amounts donated, sold, and destroyed.
2 TABLE 1A FOREST SERVICE NURSERY PRODUCTION (THOUSAND TREES)--INVENTORY Nursery Region Other Region Other Agency Total Region FS Nursery FY 04 FY 05 FY 06 FY 04 FY 05 FY 06 FY 04 FY 05 FY 06 FY 04 FY 05 FY 06 1 Coeur d' Alene 3,022 2, ,535 2, Bessey ,513 2, ,586 2, NONE Lucky Peak , Placerville 3, , J. Herbert Stone 2,984 5, , ,467 6,124 0 Other 1/ , , Subtotal 2,984 5, , ,367 6, Ashe Other 1/ 5, , Subtotal 5, , Toumey 4,589 4,550 2, ,589 4,550 2, NONE ALL 23,477 19,159 2,780 1, ,735 3, ,212 22,707 2,799 1/ State and private nurseries
3 TABLE 1B FOREST SERVICE NURSERY PRODUCTION (THOUSAND TREES)--SOWING Nursery Region Other Region Other Agency Total Region FS Nursery FY 05 FY 06 FY 07 FY 05 FY 06 FY 07 FY 05 FY 06 FY 07 FY 05 FY 06 FY 07 1 Coeur d' Alene 0 3, , Bessey ,000 2,645 2,645 2,001 2,647 2,645 3 NONE Lucky Peak ,150 1,150 5 Placerville J. Herbert Stone 2,538 3, ,516 4, Ashe Other 1/ 5,739 5, ,739 5,284 0 Subtotal 5,739 5, ,739 5, Toumey 3,257 1, ,257 1, NONE ALL 12,073 14, ,311 3,708 3,295 15,701 18,675 4,107 1/ State and private nurseries
4 TABLE 2 CONTAINERIZED NURSERY STOCK PRODUCTION (Thousand plantable trees) Disposition Plantable Surplus Anticipated Number Seedlings National or Held Sowing Next Region Facility Ordered Produced Forests Sold Destroyed Over Fiscal Year 1 Coeur d'alene 2,954 3,070 2, ,300 2 Bessey NONE Lucky Peak Placerville Chico Subtotal 1, NONE NONE Toumey NONE ALL 4,713 4,649 4, ,307
5 TABLE 3 FOREST SERVICE SEED EXTRACTORY PRODUCTION (Pounds of clean seed) Source of Seed Number Level 5 Level 4 Level 3 Level 2 Level 1 of Selective Seed Select Seed Seed Grand Region Extractory Species Breeding Orchard Trees SPA Stand Zone Other Total 1 Coeur d' Alene , ,911 2 Bessey NONE Lucky Peak Placerville Bend Pine , ,446 Dorena Subtotal, R , ,509 8 Region 8 1/ , ,157 9 Oconto River SO J.W. Toumey ,614 2,174 Subtotal, R , ,614 2, Heintzleman ALL , ,067 1,639 5,380 1,614 16,185 Percent of Total / Collections of open pollinated acorns from native oak species.
6 TABLE 4 OTHER PLANTING STOCK AND SEED ACQUISITION Planting Stock (Thousand Trees) Clean Seed (Pounds) Service Other Other Commercial Service Other Other Commercial Region Contract Regions Agencies Sources Total Contract Regions Agencies Sources Total ,456 2, , , , , ALL 8,553 1, ,633 11, ,456 2,743
7 TABLE 5 SEED PRODUCTION AREA STATUS Number Acres Areas Total Established Region Of Areas Current Year Removed To Date , ALL ,280
8 TABLE 6 SEED ORCHARD (SO) AND/OR CLONE-BANK (CB) STATUS THIS TABLE IS NO LONGER PART OF THIS REPORT. INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE FROM EACH FOREST SERVICE REGION UPON REQUEST.
9 TABLE 7 Vegetative Region Species Breeding Orchard Trees SPA Stand Zone Other Material Total 1 THPL PSME ,852 1, ,525 LAOC ,877 1, ,608 PICO ,360 PIPO , ,092 PIEN PIAL PIMO3 0 2, ,803 Subtotal, R-1 0 2, ,881 5, ,387 2 PICO PIEN PIPO Subtotal, R , ,163 PIPO ,102 3 PSME Subtotal, R , ,553 4 ABLA LAOC PICO ,187 PIEN PIPO , ,863 PSME , ,024 Subtotal, R , ,995 5 ABCO BMA PICO PICO PIJE , ,340 PILA PIPO ,743 5, ,950 PIAT PSME ,360 Subtotal, R ,879 7,357 1, ,245
10 TABLE 7 Selective Seed Select Seed Seed Vegetative Region Species Breeding Orchard Trees SPA Stand Zone Other Material Total 6 PICO PILA PIMO PIPO 0 0 5, , ,227 ABCO ABLA PSME , ,121 PSMEE PSMEW ABMAS ABPR THPL TSHE CHLA LAOC LAOCW ,841 LIDE POPUL (740) PIEN PISI Subtotal, R , ,379 5, ,763 8 PIEC2 0 5, , ,812 PIEL PIPA2 0 2, ,715 PIST PITA 0 1, ,027 TADI QUERCUS (800) QUAL QUFA QUNI QURU Subtotal, R-8 0 9, , ,090
11 TABLE 7 Region Species Breeding Orchard Trees SPA Stand Zone Other Material Total 9 PIGL PIMA PIBA , ,482 PIRE ,595 PIST 10 2, ,750 PIVI TADI THOC TSCA ACSA ACSA BEAL JUCI JUNI (602) QUAL QURU Subtotal, R , ,000 2, , PICEA Subtotal, R ALL 26 16,754 7,962 1,336 16,175 29,613 4, ,484 Percent of Total
12 TABLE 8 SILVICULTURAL EXAMINATIONS AND PRESCRIPTIONS ACRES Region Silvicultural Exam Diagnosis Prescription Act Act Act , , , ,018 55,277 1, ,684 2,810 2, , , ,667 10,942 12, , , , , ALL 592,497 69, ,601
13 TABLE 9 PLANTING Activity Codes ACRES Region NFVW/RTF K-V BD Other Total 1 3,623 7, ,384 17, , , , , ,899 5, ,948 4, ,211 13, ,940 4, , ,284 5, ,778 12, ,123 4, , ALL 32,203 27, ,507 76,484 TABLE 10 SEEDING Activity Codes ACRES Region NFVW/RTF K-V BD Other Total , , ALL 567 4, ,733
14 TABLE 11 SITE PREPARATION FOR NATURAL REGENERATION Activity Codes ACRES Region NFVW/RTF K-V BD Other Total , , , , ,185 2, , ,215 7, , ,667 9, , ALL 8,312 23, ,289 32,654 TABLE 11A NATURAL REGENERATION WITHOUT SITE PREPARATION Activity Code 382 ACRES Region NFVW/RTF K-V BD Other Total , , ,121 6, , ,210 1, , ,948 1, , ,618 11, , , ,535 ALL 21,154 28, ,624
15 TABLE 12 SITE PREPARATION FOR PLANTING OR SEEDING Activity Codes ACRES Region NFVW/RTF K-V BD Other Total , ,936 6, , ,807 5, ,493 1, , ,955 7, ,065 11, ,308 2, , ALL 6,106 18, ,880 31,724 TABLE 13 RELEASE AND WEEDING Activity Codes ACRES Region NFVW/RTF K-V BD Other Total , , , , , ,795 13, ,043 29, , , ,807 13, ,578 29, ,687 2, , ALL 28,725 34, ,789 77,099
16 TABLE 14 PRECOMMERCIAL THINNING Activity Codes ACRES Region NFVW/RTF K-V BD Other Total 1 8, , ,054 3, ,221 5, ,454 1, ,784 9, ,597 2, ,857 13, ,781 15, ,982 45, ,096 11, ,263 62, ,679 4, , ,482 1, , , ,650 3,356 ALL 57,839 41, , ,709 TABLE 15 PRUNING Activity Codes ACRES Region NFVW/RTF K-V BD Other Total ,612 6, ,964 2, , ,063 4, ALL 1,654 1, ,639 12,981
17 TABLE 16 FERTILIZING OF ESTABLISHED STANDS Activity Codes ACRES Region NFVW/RTF CWKV BD Other Total , , ALL 267 3, ,780 TABLE 17 PRESCRIBED BURNING TO CONTROL UNDERSTORY SPECIES Activity Code 541 ACRES Region NFVW/RTF CWKV BD Other Total , , , , ALL 1,318 6,390 1, ,465
18 TABLE 18 ANIMAL CONTROL FOR REFORESTATION Activity Codes ACRES Region NFVW/RTF K-V BD Other Total 1 3,723 1, ,368 7, , , ,397 2, ,004 9, ,996 10, , ALL 30,080 16, ,431 53,689 TABLE 19 ANIMAL CONTROL FOR TIMBER STAND IMPROVEMENT Activity Codes ACRES Region NFVW/RTF K-V BD Other Total , , ALL 1, ,193
19 TABLE 20 REGENERATION AND INTERMEDIATE HARVEST ACRES Clearcut Prep cut Seed cut Removal cut Selection cut Improvement cut Thinning Sanitation cut Special cut Total Region , , ,347 2,178 3,414 5, , ,544 2,966 2,119 1, ,186 2, , ,630 3, , , , , ,489 3,105 3,249 24, ,366 3,487 6, ,284 21, , , ,407 1,558 2, ,884 7, , , ,727 1,456 7,849 3,520 14,341 3, , ALL 22,998 3,857 18,807 9,126 23,245 8,711 82,919 49,021 5, ,089
20 TABLE 21 CERTIFICATION OF REFORESTATION AND TIMBER STAND IMPROVEMENT ACREAGES Reforestation Timber Stand Improvement Natural Natural Regen Regen Total Precomm. Total Region Planted Seeded w/ Site Prep w/o Site Prep Reforestation Cleaning Release Thinning Fertilization Pruning TSI 1 19, ,893 1,649 24, ,025 8, ,182 15, ,859 9, , , , ,626 8, ,391 5, , , , ,894 39, ,903 69, , ,500 13,769 30, ,294 2,573 1,564 20, ,192 1,800 7, , ,625 6, , , ,120 16,182 35, ,722 4, , ,535 4, , ,588 ALL 57,968 2,824 26,051 49, , ,053 86,586 3,415 10, ,132
21 TABLE 22 PLANTATION SURVIVAL CHECKS Survival checks made after 2002 Growing Season First Year Survival Third Year Survival SPECIES Acres Survival Acres Survival REGION (Species Code) Sampled Percent Sampled Percent 1 Douglas-fir (PSME) % % Englemann spruce (PIEN) % % Lodgepole pine (PICO) % % Ponderosa pine (PIPO) 1,337 86% % Western larch (LAOC) 1,057 80% % Western white pine (PIMO3) % % Subtotal, R-1 4,414 86% 2,448 60% 2 Lodgepole pine (PICO) % 1,288 72% Englemann spruce (PIEN) 74 78% % Ponderosa pine (PIPO) 197 5% 42 40% Douglas-fir (PSME) % 47 55% Subtotal, R % 1,499 69% 3 Ponderosa pine (PIPO) % 38 38% Subtotal, R % 38 38% 4 Douglas-fir (PSME) 1,360 52% % Englemann spruce (PIEN) % % Lodgepole pine (PICO) % % Ponderosa pine (PIPO) 2,707 72% 4,810 53% Western larch (LAOC) % % Whitebark pine ( 36 88% 0 0% Subtotal, R-4 5,168 70% 6,278 55% 5 Ponderosa pine (PIPO) 7,168 56% 7,666 69% Douglas-fir (PSME) 2,695 45% 4,481 54% Jeffrey pine (PIJE) 3,254 62% 4,438 57% Sugar pine (PILA) 2,313 57% 3,223 52% Incense-cedar (LIDE) 2,064 47% 2,775 39% White fir (ABCO) 1,163 38% 1,743 34% California red fir (ABMA) % % Giant sequoia (SEGI2) 328 0% 62 32% Lodgepole pine (PICO) 8 70% 0 0% Coulter pine (PICO3) 40 68% 21 36% Bigcone Douglas-fir (PSMA) 0 1% 0 0% Pinyon pine (PIMO2) 0 48% 5 4% Knobcone x Monterey (PIAT2) 0 0% 0 0% Western Sycamore (PLRA) 0 14% 0 0% California live oak (QUAGO) 10 95% 0 0% Port Oxford-cedar (CHLA) 0 0% 0 0% Canyon live oak (QUCH2) 10 63% 0 0% Shasta red fir (ABMAS) 89 33% 33 17% Cayon live oak (QUCHC2) 10 95% 0 0% Subtotal, R-5 20,011 52% 25,244 55%
22 TABLE 22 PLANTATION SURVIVAL CHECKS Survival checks made after 2002 Growing Season First Year Survival Third Year Survival SPECIES Acres Survival Acres Survival REGION (Species Code) Sampled Percent Sampled Percent 6 Douglas-fir (PSME) 2,097 64% 3,568 64% Ponderosa pine (PIPO) 4,496 73% 12,062 61% Lodgepole pine (PICO) % % Western white pine (PIMO3) 1,255 75% 1,474 77% Spruces (all species) % % True firs (all species) % % Western larch (LAOC) 1,735 61% 2,575 59% Other species % % Subtotal, R-6 11,482 67% 22,493 61% 8 Shortleaf pine (PIEC2) 4,037 40% 2,118 53% Slash pine (PIEL) 36 92% 42 77% Longleaf pine (PIPA2) 3,533 74% 5,725 37% Pitch pine (PIRI) 57 92% 35 81% Eastern white pine (PIST) 65 83% % Loblolly pine (PITA) % 2,091 80% Black cherry (PRSE2) 40 81% % White oak (QUAL) 7 90% 0 0% Water oak (QUNI) % 0 0% Baldcypress (TADI2) 0 0% 47 0% Green ash (FRPE) 0 0% 42 0% Northern red oak (QURU) % % Subtotal, R-8 8,776 59% 10,721 51% 9 Red pine (PIRE) 1,750 75% 1,664 82% Jack pine (PIBA2) 1,596 76% 1,107 80% Eastern white pine (PIST) 2,904 79% 2,954 80% Shortleaf pine (PIEC2) % % Virginia pine (PIVI2) 11 91% 14 88% White spruce (PIGL) % % Northern red oak (QURU) % % White oak (QUAL) 42 72% 0 0% Chestnut oak (QUPR2) % 0 0% Bur oak (QUMA2) 13 70% 0 0% Pin oak (QUPA2) 0 0% 0 0% Eastern hemlock (TSCA) % % Tamarack (LALA) 35 88% 0 0% Black cherry (PRSE2) 63 99% 59 63% Yellow poplar (LITU) 0 0% 44 66% Red Maple (ACRUR) 0 0% 36 87% White ash (FRAM2) 17 75% 25 73% Green ash (FRPE) 22 87% 0 0% Baldcypress (TAD12) % 1,337 67% Subtotal, R-9 7,630 77% 9,326 79% 10 Alaska yellow cedar (CHNO) 29 93% % Sitka spruce (PISI) 15 99% % Western red cedar (THPL) 18 96% 36 91% White spruce (PIGL) % 0 0% Subtotal, R % % ALL National Total 58,867 63% 78,495 60%
23 Table 1 - Reforestation needs as of October 1, 2003, by State, national forest, and cubic foot productivity class 1/ State, Commonwealth, or Territory 2/ Acres by site productivity class 3/ National Forest Total Acres Alabama NFs in Alabama (subtotal) 245 1,994 6, ,677 Alaska Chugach 0 2, ,306 Tongass ,771 8,896 12,590 Subtotal 153 3,076 2,771 8,896 14,896 Arkansas Ouachita ,876 1,072 10,582 Ozark-St. Francis 1,238 9, ,610 Subtotal 1,400 9,670 8,876 1,246 21,192 Arizona Apache-Sitgreaves 4,238 1, ,035 Coconino 3,736 3, ,739 Coronado Kaibab 3,224 1, ,403 Prescott Tonto 1, ,875 Subtotal 12,983 6, ,233 California Angeles ,495 Cleveland Eldorado Humlt/Toiyabe Inyo Klamath 238 1, ,571 Lake Tahoe Basin ,209 Lassen 37 4, ,618 Los Padres Mendocino 0 10,351 6, ,023 Modoc 0 2,151 2, ,633 Plumas ,785 1,397 5,462 Rogue River San Bernardino , ,164 Sequoia ,148 2,099 Shasta/Trinity 0 3, ,492 Sierra ,473 2,312 Siskiyou Six Rivers ,139 Stanislaus 811 7,974 14,612 4,309 27,706 Tahoe ,886 1,550 3,760 Subtotal 1,972 32,318 35,443 13,265 82,998
24 Table 1 - Reforestation needs as of October 1, 2003, by State, national forest, and cubic foot productivity class 1/ State, Commonwealth, or Territory 2/ Acres by site productivity class 3/ National Forest Total Acres Colorado Arapaho and Roosevelt 8, ,596 Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre, and Gunnison 5,726 1, ,811 Manti-La Sal Medicine Bow and Routt 2,076 1, ,937 Pike and San Isabel Rio Grande 1, ,709 San Juan 2,273 1, ,146 White River Subtotal 20,271 6, ,899 Florida NFs in Florida (subtotal) 2, ,800 Georgia Chattahoochee/Oconee ,640 1,978 10,826 Subtotal ,640 1,978 10,826 Idaho Boise 4,090 29,745 6,483 2,235 42,553 Caribou/Targhee 500 4, ,545 Clearwater 1, ,696 Idaho Panhandle 3,439 1,586 2,591 1,170 8,786 Kootenai Nez Perce ,747 Payette , ,790 Salmon/Challis 3, ,061 Sawtooth Subtotal 13,761 37,189 11,788 4,869 67,607 Illinois Shawnee (subtotal) Indiana Hoosier (subtotal) ,141 Kentucky Daniel Boone (subtotal) 0 56,811 64, ,926 Louisiana Kisatchie (subtotal) Maine White Mountain (subtotal) Michigan Hiawatha 5,169 4, ,337 Huron-Manistee 5,131 3, ,163 Ottawa 1,566 10,620 3, ,166 Subtotal 11,866 18,802 4, ,666
25 Table 1 - Reforestation needs as of October 1, 2003, by State, national forest, and cubic foot productivity class 1/ State, Commonwealth, or Territory 2/ Acres by site productivity class 3/ National Forest Total Acres Minnesota Chippewa ,535 Superior 1, ,838 Subtotal 1, , ,373 Mississippi NFs in Mississippi (subtotal) Missouri Mark Twain (subtotal) 1,010 16, ,001 Montana Beaverhead & Deerlodge 1, ,201 Bitterroot 27,414 13,857 5, ,539 Custer 19, ,991 Flathead 3,375 1,542 8,845 2,420 16,182 Gallatin ,320 Helena 4, ,433 Kootenai 2,840 4,051 2, ,632 Lewis and Clark ,344 Lolo 9,815 7,630 2,022 1,022 20,489 Subtotal 71,232 29,434 19,613 4, ,131 Nebraska Nebraska (subtotal) Nevada Humboldt/Toiyabe Inyo Lake Tahoe Basin Subtotal New Hampshire White Mountain (subtotal) 1,891 5,998 3,388 1,147 12,424 New Mexico Carson 2, ,243 Cibola Gila 1, ,153 Lincoln 13,186 10, ,835 Santa Fe 22,286 5, ,793 Subtotal 39,223 17, ,024 New York Green Mountain (subtotal) North Carolina NFs in North Carolina (subtotal) 470 1, ,788 Ohio Wayne (subtotal) ,139 2,238
26 Table 1 - Reforestation needs as of October 1, 2003, by State, national forest, and cubic foot productivity class 1/ State, Commonwealth, or Territory 2/ Acres by site productivity class 3/ National Forest Total Acres Oklahoma Ouachita (subtotal) Oregon Deschutes 14,911 8,000 10, ,877 Fremont 39,000 12,252 1, ,262 Klamath Malheur 5,446 1, ,145 Mt. Hood Ochoco 1,633 4, ,721 Rogue River Siskiyou , ,040 Siuslaw Umatilla 1,048 1,165 1, ,141 Umpqua , ,773 Wallowa-Whitman 746 6, ,179 Willamette ,742 3,257 Winema 4, , ,909 Subtotal 67,171 35,277 27,641 3, ,778 Pennsylvania Allegheny (subtotal) 374 3,323 2, ,666 Puerto Rico Caribbean (subtotal) South Carolina Francis Marion and Sumter (subtotal) South Dakota Black Hills (subtotal) 32,560 4, ,763 Tennessee Cherokee (subtotal) ,537 2,822 Texas NFs in Texas (subtotal) Utah Ashley 4, ,675 Dixie 10,011 1, ,058 Fishlake Manti-La Sal 21 1, ,867 Uinta Wasatch-Cache Subtotal 14,828 3, ,935
27 Table 1 - Reforestation needs as of October 1, 2003, by State, national forest, and cubic foot productivity class 1/ State, Commonwealth, or Territory 2/ Acres by site productivity class 3/ National Forest Total Acres Vermont Green Mountain (subtotal) 11 1, ,480 Virginia Geo Wash & Jeff 527 1, ,444 Geo Wash & Jeff 456 2, ,590 Subtotal 983 4, ,034 Washington Colville 674 1, ,579 Gifford Pinchot Idaho Panhandle Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie Okanogan 2, ,195 Olympic Umatilla ,029 Okanogan-Wenatchee 25 10, ,951 13,451 Subtotal 3,511 12,142 2,385 3,498 21,536 West Virginia Geo Wash & Jeff Geo Wash & Jeff Monongahela Subtotal ,170 Wisconsin Chequamegon/Nicolet 1,344 1,934 1, ,610 Chequamegon/Nicolet 524 2, ,917 Subtotal 1,868 4,319 1, ,527 Wyoming Bighorn 1, ,467 Black Hills 9,848 5, ,640 Bridger-Teton Caribou/Targhee Medicine Bow and Routt 2, ,607 Shoshone Wasatch-Cache Subtotal 14,149 6, ,362 Total 316, , ,230 52, ,064 1/ Data source is Reforestation & TSI Needs Report (2400-K) Table 1. This information is required by the National Forest Management Act of 1976, Sec. 4(d)1. 2/ Unlisted States had no reforestation needs as of October 1, / Site productivity class refers to the amount of wood produced in cubic feet per acre per year in a natural unmanaged stand.
28 Table 1 - Reforestation needs as of October 1, 2003, by Region, State, national forest, and cubic foot productivity class 1/ Region 1 2/ Acres by site productivity class 3/ National Forest Total Acres Idaho Clearwater 1, ,696 Idaho Panhandle 3,439 1,586 2,591 1,170 8,786 Kootenai Nez Perce ,747 Subtotal 4,737 1,992 3,922 2,578 13,229 Montana Beaverhead & Deerlodge 1, ,201 Bitterroot 27,414 13,857 5, ,539 Custer 19, ,991 Flathead 3,375 1,542 8,845 2,420 16,182 Gallatin ,320 Helena 4, ,433 Kootenai 2,840 4,051 2, ,632 Lewis and Clark ,344 Lolo 9,815 7,630 2,022 1,022 20,489 Subtotal 71,232 29,434 19,613 4, ,131 South Dakota Custer (subtotal) Washington Idaho Panhandle Subtotal Total 76,219 31,430 23,698 7, ,820 1/ Data source is reforestation & TSI Needs Report (2400-K Table 1. This information is required by the National Forest Management A Sec. 4(d)1. 2/ Unlisted States had no reforestation needs as of October 1, / Site productivity class refers to the amount of wood produced in cubic feet per acres per year in a natural unmanaged stand.
29 Table 1 - Reforestation needs as of October 1, 2003, by Region, State, national forest, and cubic foot productivity class 1/ Region 2 2/ Acres by site productivity class 3/ National Forest Total Acres Colorado Arapaho and Roosevelt 8, ,596 Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre, and Gunnison 5,726 1, ,811 Manti-La Sal Medicine Bow and Rout 2,076 1, ,937 Pike and San Isabel Rio Grande 1, ,709 San Juan 2,273 1, ,146 White River Subtotal 20,271 6, ,899 South Dakota Black Hills (subtotal) 32,560 4, ,763 Wyoming Bighorn 1, ,467 Black Hills 9,848 5, ,640 Medicine Bow and Rout 2, ,607 Shoshone Subtotal 13,738 6, ,429 Total 66,569 17, ,091 1/ Data source is reforestation & TSI Needs Report (2400-K Table 1. This information is required by the National Forest Management Act of 1976, Sec. 4(d)1. 2/ Unlisted States had no reforestation needs as of October 1, / Site productivity class refers to the amount of wood produced in cubic feet per acres per year in a natural unmanaged stand.
30 Table 1 - Reforestation needs as of October 1, 2003, by Region, State, national forest, and cubic foot productivity class 1/ Region 3 2/ Acres by site productivity class 3/ R-3 National Forest Total Acres Arizona Apache-Sitgreaves 4,238 1, ,035 Coconino 3,736 3, ,739 Coronado Kaibab 3,224 1, ,403 Prescott Tonto 1, ,875 Subtotal 12,983 6, ,233 New Mexico Carson 2, ,243 Cibola Gila 1, ,153 Lincoln 13,186 10, ,835 Santa Fe 22,286 5, ,793 Subtotal 39,223 17, ,024 Total 52,206 23, ,257 1/ Data source is reforestation & TSI Needs Report (2400-K Table 1. This information is required by the National Forest Management Act of 1976, Sec. 4(d)1. 2/ Unlisted States had no reforestation needs as of October 1, / Site productivity class refers to the amount of wood produced in cubic feet per acres per year in a natural unmanaged stand.
31 Table 1 - Reforestation needs as of October 1, 2003, by Region, State, national forest, and cubic foot productivity class 1/ Region 4 2/ Acres by site productivity class 3/ R-4 National Forest Total Acres California Humlt/Toiyabe Colorado Manti-La Sal Subtotal Nevada Idaho Utah Wyoming Humboldt/Toiyabe Boise 4,090 29,745 6,483 2,235 42,553 Caribou/Targhee 500 4, ,545 Payette , ,790 Salmon/Challis 3, ,061 Sawtooth Subtotal 9,024 35,197 7,866 2,291 54,378 Ashley 4, ,675 Dixie 10,011 1, ,058 Fishlake Manti-La Sal 21 1, ,867 Uinta Wasatch-Cache Subtotal 14,828 3, ,935 Bridger-Teton Caribou/Targhee Wasatch-Cache Subtotal Total 24,286 39,056 8,714 2,306 74,362 1/ Data source is reforestation & TSI Needs Report (2400-K Table 1. This information is required by the National Forest Managemen Sec. 4(d)1. 2/ Unlisted States had no reforestation needs as of October 1, / Site productivity class refers to the amount of wood produced in cubic feet per acres per year in a natural unmanaged stand.
32 Table 1 - Reforestation needs as of October 1, 2003, by Region, State, national forest, and cubic foot productivity class 1/ Region 5 2/ Acres by site productivity class 3/ R-5 National Forest Total Acres California Angeles ,495 Cleveland Eldorado Inyo Klamath 238 1, ,571 Lake Tahoe Basin ,209 Lassen 37 4, ,618 Los Padres Mendocino 0 10,351 6, ,023 Modoc 0 2,151 2, ,633 Plumas ,785 1,397 5,462 San Bernardino , ,164 Sequoia ,148 2,099 Shasta/Trinity 0 3, ,492 Sierra ,473 2,312 Six Rivers ,139 Stanislaus 811 7,974 14,612 4,309 27,706 Tahoe ,886 1,550 3,760 Subtotal 1,949 32,254 35,443 13,265 82,911 Nevada Inyo Lake Tahoe Basin Subtotal Oregon Klamath Subtotal Total 1,949 32,254 35,465 13,923 83,591 1/ Data source is reforestation & TSI Needs Report (2400-K Table 1. This information is required by the National Forest Management Sec. 4(d)1. 2/ Unlisted States had no reforestation needs as of October 1, / Site productivity class refers to the amount of wood produced in cubic feet per acres per year in a natural unmanaged stand.
33 Table 1 - Reforestation needs as of October 1, 2003, by Region, State, national forest, and cubic foot productivity class 1/ Region 6 2/ California Oregon Washington Acres by site productivity class 3/ National Forest Total Acres Rogue River Siskiyou Subtotal Deschutes 14,911 8,000 10, ,877 Fremont 39,000 12,252 1, ,262 Malheur 5,446 1, ,145 Mt. Hood Ochoco 1,633 4, ,721 Rogue River Siskiyou , ,040 Siuslaw Umatilla 1,048 1,165 1, ,141 Umpqua , ,773 Wallowa-Whitman 746 6, ,179 Willamette ,742 3,257 Winema 4, , ,909 Subtotal 67,171 35,277 27,621 3, ,720 Colville 674 1, ,579 Gifford Pinchot Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie Okanogan 2, ,195 Olympic Umatilla ,029 Okanogan-Wenatchee 25 10, ,951 13,451 Subtotal 3,261 12,138 2,222 3,455 21,076 Total 70,432 47,454 29,843 7, ,835 1/ Data source is reforestation & TSI Needs Report (2400-K Table 1. This information is required by the National Forest Management A Sec. 4(d)1. 2/ Unlisted States had no reforestation needs as of October 1, / Site productivity class refers to the amount of wood produced in cubic feet per acres per year in a natural unmanaged stand.
34 Table 1 - Reforestation needs as of October 1, 2003, by Region, State, national forest, and cubic foot productivity class 1/ Region 8 2/ Acres by site productivity class 3/ National Forest Total Acres Alabama NFs in Alabama (subtotal) 245 1,994 6, ,677 Arkansas Ouachita ,876 1,072 10,582 Ozark-St. Francis 1,238 9, ,610 Subtotal 1,400 9,670 8,876 1,246 21,192 Florida NFs in Florida (subtotal) 2, ,800 Georgia Chattahoochee/Oconee ,640 1,978 10,826 Subtotal ,640 1,978 10,826 Kentucky Daniel Boone (subtotal) 0 56,811 64, ,926 Louisiana Kisatchie (subtotal) Mississippi NFs in Mississippi (subtotal) North Carolina NFs in North Carolina (subtota 470 1, ,788 Oklahoma Ouachita (subtotal) Puerto Rico Caribbean (subtotal) South Carolina Francis Marion and Sumter (subtotal) Tennessee Cherokee (subtotal) ,537 2,822 Table 1 - Reforestation needs as of October 1, 2003, by Region, State, national Forest, and cubic foot productivity class 1/ Region 8 2/ Texas Virginia Acres by site productivity class 3/ National Forest Total Acres NFs in Texas (subtotal) Geo Wash & Jeff 527 1, ,444 Geo Wash & Jeff 456 2, ,590
35 West Virginia Subtotal 983 4, ,034 Geo Wash & Jeff Geo Wash & Jeff Subtotal Total 5,639 74,923 90,106 8, ,103 1/ Data source is reforestation & TSI Needs Report (2400-K Table 1. This information is required by the National Forest Management Ac Sec. 4(d)1. 2/ Unlisted States had no reforestation needs as of October 1, / Site productivity class refers to the amount of wood produced in cubic feet per acres per year in a natural unmanaged stand.
36 Table 1 - Reforestation needs as of October 1, 2003, by Region, State, national forest, and cubic foot productivity class 1/ Region 9 2/ Illinois Indiana Maine Michigan Minnesota Missouri New Hampshire New York Ohio Pennsylvania Vermont Acres by site productivity class 3/ National Forest Total Acres Shawnee (subtotal) Hoosier (subtotal) ,141 White Mountain (subtota Hiawatha 5,169 4, ,337 Huron-Manistee 5,131 3, ,163 Ottawa 1,566 10,620 3, ,166 Subtotal 11,866 18,802 4, ,666 Chippewa ,535 Superior 1, ,838 Subtotal 1, , ,373 Mark Twain (subtotal) 1,010 16, ,001 White Mountain (subtota 1,891 5,998 3,388 1,147 12,424 Green Mountain (subtota Wayne (subtotal) ,139 2,238 Allegheny (subtotal) 374 3,323 2, ,666 Green Mountain (subtota 11 1, ,480
37 Table 1 - Reforestation needs as of October 1, 2003, by Region, State, national Forest, and cubic foot productivity class 1/ Region 9 2/ West Virginia Wisconsin Acres by site productivity class 3/ National Forest Total Acres Monongahela Subtotal Chequamegon/Nicolet 1,344 1,934 1, ,610 Chequamegon/Nicolet 524 2, ,917 Subtotal 1,868 4,319 1, ,527 Total 18,645 52,456 15,318 4,690 91,109 1/ Data source is reforestation & TSI Needs Report (2400-K Table 1. This information is required by the National Forest Management Ac Sec. 4(d)1. 2/ Unlisted States had no reforestation needs as of October 1, / Site productivity class refers to the amount of wood produced in cubic feet per acres per year in a natural unmanaged stand.
38 Table 1 - Reforestation needs as of October 1, 2003, by Region, State, national forest, and cubic foot productivity class 1/ Region 10 2/ Acres by site productivity class 3/ National Forest Total Acres Alaska Chugach 0 2, ,306 Tongass ,771 8,896 12,590 Total 153 3,076 2,771 8,896 14,896 1/ Data source is reforestation & TSI Needs Report (2400-K Table 1. This information is required by the National Forest Managemen Sec. 4(d)1. 2/ Unlisted States had no reforestation needs as of October 1, / Site productivity class refers to the amount of wood produced in cubic feet per acres per year in a natural unmanaged stand.
39 Table 2 - Reforestation needs as of October 1, 2003, by Region, and cubic foot productivity class 1/ Acres by site productivity class 3/ Region Total Acres Northern 76,219 31,430 23,698 7, ,820 Rocky Mountain 66,569 17, ,091 Southwestern 52,206 23, ,257 Intermountain 24,286 39,056 8,714 2,306 74,362 Pacific Southwest 1,949 32,254 35,465 13,923 83,591 Pacific Northwest 70,432 47,454 29,843 7, ,835 Southern 5,639 74,923 90,106 8, ,103 Eastern 18,645 52,456 15,318 4,690 91,109 Alaska 153 3,076 2,771 8,896 14,896 TOTAL 316, , ,230 52, ,064 1/ Data source is reforestation & TSI Needs Report (2400-K Table 1. This information is required by the National Forest Management Act of 1976, Sec. 4(d)1. 3/ Site productivity class refers to the amount of wood produced in cubic feet per acres per year in a natural unmanaged stand.
40 Table 3 - Timber stand improvement needs as of October 1, 2003, by State, national forest, cubic foot productivity class, and type of treatment 1/ State, Commonwealth, or Territory Cubic foot productivity classes 2/ Pruning Release Fertilization National Forest Total acres subtotal Thinning subtotal subtotal subtotal Alabama NFs in Alabama (subtotal) 592 3,712 1, ,198 4,656 1, Alaska 0 0 Chugach Tongass 1, ,259 17,724 23, , Subtotal 1, ,633 17,724 23, , Arizona Apache-Sitgreaves 17,109 3, , , Coconino 12,635 1, ,895 1,560 12, Coronado Kaibab 35,505 13, , , Prescott Tonto 5,787 1, ,519 6, Subtotal 71,098 19,449 1, ,689 8,734 82, Arkansas Ouachita 27 1,286 3, ,067 3,730 1, Ozark-St. Francis 90 5, , , Subtotal 117 6,388 3, ,652 4,363 6, California Angeles 554 2, ,601 1,467 1, ,072 Cleveland Eldorado ,259 2,627 3, , Humboldt/Toiyabe 682 1, , , Inyo 6 1, , , Klamath 1,029 16,335 17,189 10,504 45,057 14,485 30, Lake Tahoe Basin 800 2,329 3, ,719 3,635 3, Lassen 2,956 18,759 12, ,491 3,200 32, Los Padres Mendocino 0 13,414 9,272 20,902 43,588 19,018 21,460 3,107 3 Modoc 52 9,904 4, ,806 7,789 6,
41 Table 3 - Timber stand improvement needs as of October 1, 2003, by State, national forest, cubic foot productivity class, and type of treatment 1/ State, Commonwealth, or Territory Cubic foot productivity classes 2/ Pruning Release Fertilization National Forest Total acres subtotal Thinning subtotal subtotal subtotal California (cont.) Plumas 8 2,613 11,677 9,127 23,425 5,280 18, Rogue River San Bernardino 246 2, ,930 1,195 1, Sequoia 156 1,310 3,779 9,405 14,650 6,127 7, Shasta/Trinity 228 5,546 7,605 5,579 18,958 4,983 13, Sierra 117 1,417 7,058 12,992 21,584 9,930 11, Siskiyou 0 0 1, , Six Rivers ,587 5,515 10,358 6,536 3, Stanislaus 45 3,987 24,562 4,796 33,390 23,076 10, Tahoe 6,689 9,325 20,627 20,130 56,771 27,218 29, Subtotal 13,568 93, , , , , ,218 5,022 3,128 Colorado Arapaho and Roosevelt 5, ,872 1,358 4, Grand Mesa/ Uncompahgre/Gunnison 4, ,971 1,227 3, Manti-La Sal Medicine Bow and Routt 8,071 1, ,803 2,796 7, Pike and San Isabel Rio Grande San Juan 1,827 1, ,891 2, White River 167 1, ,918 1, Subtotal 21,191 5, ,948 10,297 16, Florida NFs in Florida (subtotal) , ,060 0 Georgia Chattahoochee-Oconee (subtotal) ,423 2,581 7,326 2,032 4,194 1,100 0 Idaho Boise 2,390 9,029 7,390 1,622 20,431 1,701 18, Caribou/Targhee Caribou/Targhee 3,225 4, , ,
42 Table 3 - Timber stand improvement needs as of October 1, 2003, by State, national forest, cubic foot productivity class, and type of treatment 1/ State, Commonwealth, or Territory Cubic foot productivity classes 2/ Pruning Release Fertilization National Forest Total acres subtotal Thinning subtotal subtotal subtotal Idaho (cont.) Clearwater 1, ,411 2,697 6, , ,221 Idaho Panhandle 47,378 10,888 55,825 47, ,276 5, ,744 1,675 43,202 Kootenai Nez Perce 866 1,364 6,324 4,228 12, , Payette , ,740 1,142 2, Salmon/Challis 6, ,570 4,254 3, Salmon/Challis 5, ,206 5, Sawtooth Subtotal 68,002 29,107 73,823 55, ,721 19, ,543 1,675 44,423 Illinois Shawnee (subtotal Indiana Hoosier (subtotal) Kentucky Daniel Boone (subtotal) , , , Louisiana Kisatchie (subtotal) 0 1,185 2,910 3,753 7,848 4,134 3, Maine White Mountain (subtotal) Michigan Hiawatha 572 4,179 3, ,898 2, ,850 Huron-Manistee 1,201 1, , , Huron-Manistee Ottawa ,773 1, Subtotal 1,949 6,941 4, ,017 4,905 3, ,909 Minnesota Chippewa 652 7,528 3, ,505 1, ,291 Superior 2,280 2,143 1, ,447 6, Subtotal 2,932 9,671 4, ,952 7, ,630 Mississippi NFs in Mississippi (subtotal) ,290 2,760 9,749 8,019 1,
43 Table 3 - Timber stand improvement needs as of October 1, 2003, by State, national forest, cubic foot productivity class, and type of treatment 1/ State, Commonwealth, or Territory Cubic foot productivity classes 2/ Pruning Release Fertilization National Forest Total acres subtotal Thinning subtotal subtotal subtotal Missouri Mark Twain (subtotal) 0 7, , , Montana Beaverhead & Deerlodge 20,501 12, , , Bitterroot 4,362 8,750 4, ,318 2,359 14, Custer 2, , , Flathead 15,555 11,164 38,282 6,775 71, , ,329 Gallatin 1,489 5, , , Helena , , Idaho Panhandle Kootenai 10,165 51,647 60,310 1, , , ,970 Lewis and Clark 4,722 1, , , Lolo 10,325 24,088 11,759 2,258 48, , Subtotal 70, , ,565 11, ,370 3, , ,306 Nebraska Nebraska (subtotal) Nevada Humboldt/Toiyabe Humboldt/Toiyabe Inyo Lake Tahoe Basin Subtotal New Hampshire White Mountain (subtotal) New Mexico Carson 4,572 1, , , Cibola Gila 2, , , Lincoln 2,069 2, ,268 1,081 4, Santa Fe 8, , , Subtotal 18,948 5, ,308 2,226 23, New York Green Mountain (subtotal)
44 Table 3 - Timber stand improvement needs as of October 1, 2003, by State, national forest, cubic foot productivity class, and type of treatment 1/ State, Commonwealth, or Territory Cubic foot productivity classes 2/ Pruning Release Fertilization National Forest Total acres subtotal Thinning subtotal subtotal subtotal North Carolina NFs in North Carolina (subtotal) 454 2, ,875 6,161 3,880 1, Ohio Wayne (subtotal) ,598 3, , ,338 Oklahoma Ouachita (subtotal) ,316 1, Oregon Deschutes 63,932 30,411 1, ,699 7,235 84, ,359 Fremont-Winema 18,775 25, ,675 1,921 42, Klamath , Malheur 2,979 1, , , Mt. Hood 0 13,198 7, , ,306 8, Ochoco 24,819 15, , , Rogue River 0 3,117 20, ,527 3,689 15, ,866 Siskiyou ,781 2,513 17,737 1,983 3,156 6,127 6,471 Siuslaw ,340 30, , Umatilla 4,701 9,624 4, , , Umpqua 0 6,488 17,467 4,083 28, , ,755 Wallowa-Whitman 12,058 55,962 4, ,029 8,025 63, Willamette 81 6,431 69,232 96, ,879 10,541 30,725 90,773 39,840 Winema 19,253 7,959 5, , , Subtotal 146, , , , ,765 37, , ,703 62,183 Pennsylvania Allegheny (subtotal) ,918 1, Puerto Rico Caribbean (subtotal) , South Carolina Francis Marion and Sumter (subtotal) South Dakota Black Hills (subtotal) 2, , , Tennessee Cherokee (subtotal) ,564 2,336 1, Texas NFs in Texas (subtotal) ,860 2,173 4,727 4,
45 Table 3 - Timber stand improvement needs as of October 1, 2003, by State, national forest, cubic foot productivity class, and type of treatment 1/ State, Commonwealth, or Territory Cubic foot productivity classes 2/ Pruning Release Fertilization National Forest Total acres subtotal Thinning subtotal subtotal subtotal Utah Ashley 10, , , Dixie 4,627 1, ,833 1,155 4, Fishlake ,326 1, Manti-La Sal , , , Uinta Wasatch-Cache Subtotal 15,398 2,763 1, ,737 2,672 16, Vermont Green Mountain (subtotal) , , Virginia 0 Geo Wash & Jeff 170 2, ,215 2,019 1, Geo Wash & Jeff 106 9,101 1,264 1,258 11,729 2,422 9, Subtotal ,211 1,314 2,143 14,944 4,441 10, Washington Colville 487 4,837 7,792 1,673 14,789 1,642 12, Gifford Pinchot 0 25,150 38,927 11,704 75, ,036 11,436 3,211 Idaho Panhandle 1, ,678 2,979 11, , ,162 Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie ,968 1,602 3, ,644 1, Okanogan 35,326 4, ,925 3,564 36, ,287 Olympic ,655 2,885 14, , Umatilla 622 3, , , Wenatchee 1, ,797 14,860 17, ,397 4, ,124 5,915 41,181 Subtotal 38, ,633 82,679 38, ,582 9, ,426 18,839 48,501 West Virginia Geo Wash & Jeff ,206 1, Geo Wash & Jeff Monongahela Subtotal 243 1, ,129 1, Wisconsin Chequamegon/Nicolet Chequamegon/Nicolet Subtotal ,096 1,
46 Table 3 - Timber stand improvement needs as of October 1, 2003, by State, national forest, cubic foot productivity class, and type of treatment 1/ State, Commonwealth, or Territory Cubic foot productivity classes 2/ Pruning Release Fertilization National Forest Total acres subtotal Thinning subtotal subtotal subtotal Wyoming Bighorn 9, ,603 2,683 6, Black Hills , , Bridger-Teton Caribou/Targhee Medicine Bow and Routt 6, , , Shoshone 3, , , Wasatch-Cache Subtotal 20,275 1, ,205 3,250 18, Total 497, , , ,124 2,176, ,041 1,569, , ,209 1/ Data source is Refor. & TSI Needs Report (2400-K) Table 2. This information is required by the National Forest Management Act of 1976, Sec.4d(1). 2/ Unlisted States had no TSI needs as of October 1, / Cubic foot productivity class refers to the cubic feet of wood produced per acre per year in a natural unmanaged stand.
47 Table 4 - Timber stand improvement needs as of October 1, 2003, by Region, cubic foot productivity class, and type of treatment 1/ Region Cubic foot productivity classes 2/ Total acres Release subtotal Thinning subtotal Fertilization subtotal Pruning subtotal Northern (R-1) 121, , ,829 68, ,050 10, ,917 1,706 49,891 Rocky Mountain (R-2) 44,064 6, ,081 13,547 37, Southwestern (R-3) 90,046 25,350 1, ,997 10, , Intermountain (R-4) 34,741 20,451 12,264 1,934 69,390 15,303 54, Pacific Southwest (R-5) 12,898 92, , , , , ,447 4,823 3,128 Pacific Northwest (R-6) 184, , , , ,782 47, , , ,522 Southern (R-8) 2,830 28,465 26,739 20,253 78,287 40,852 34,247 3, Eastern (R-9) 5,994 28,248 12,414 3,986 50,642 18,265 15, ,007 Alaska (R-10) 1, ,633 17,724 23, , TOTAL 497, , , ,124 2,176, ,041 1,569, , ,209 1/ Data source is Ref. & TSI Needs Report (2400-K) Table 2. This information is required by the National Forest Management Act of 1976, Sec. 4d(1). 2/ Cubic foot productivity class refers to the cubic feet of wood produced per acre per year in a natural unmanaged stand.
48 Table 4 - Timber stand improvement needs as of October 1, 2003, by Region, State, national forest, cubic foot productivity class, and type of treatment 1/ State, Commonwealth, or Territory Cubic foot productivity classes 2/ Release Thinning Fertilization Pruning R-1 National Forest Total acres subtotal subtotal subtotal subtotal Idaho Clearwater 1, ,411 2,697 6, , ,221 Idaho Panhandle 47,378 10,888 55,825 47, ,276 5, ,744 1,675 43,202 Kootenai Nez Perce 866 1,364 6,324 4,228 12, , Subtotal 49,628 13,092 63,586 54, ,451 6, ,904 1,675 44,423 Montana Beaverhead & Deerlodge 20,501 12, , , Bitterroot 4,362 8,750 4, ,318 2,359 14, Custer 2, , , Flathead 15,555 11,164 38,282 6,775 71, , ,329 Gallatin 1,489 5, , , Helena , , Idaho Panhandle Kootenai 10,165 51,647 60,310 1, , , ,970 Lewis and Clark 4,722 1, , , Lolo 10,325 24,088 11,759 2,258 48, , Subtotal 70, , ,565 11, ,370 3, , ,306 Washington Idaho Panhandle 1, ,678 2,979 11, , ,162 Subtotal 1, ,678 2,979 11, , ,162 Total 121, , ,829 68, ,050 10, ,917 1,706 49,891 1/ Data source is Ref. & TSI Needs Report (2400-K) Table 2. This information is required by the National Forest Management Act of 1976, Sec. 4d(1). 2/ Cubic foot productivity class refers to the cubic feet of wood produced per acre per year in a natural unmanaged stand.
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