Wildlife Tree Retention Sample Clauses

Wildlife Tree Retention. ‌ The Biodiversity Guidebook describes two methods for providing the maintenance of stand structure over time. One method is wildlife trees while the other is wildlife tree patches. The Guidebook also indicates that wildlife tree patches (group reserves) larger than 2 ha in size within a cutblock boundary can contribute to old-seral stage forest requirements at the landscape level. The targets consistent with TSR4 and used for this analysis have been listed in Table 43 and Table 44. Table 43. Wildlife Tree Retention Targets from the Lakes South SRMP % Cutblock to be Retained as WTP by Landscape Units BEC Zone Xxx xxxxxx Ootsa Intata Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Xxxx Xxxxxxxx Xxxx SBS >12 >12 >16 >12 >13 >14 ESSF >9 >9 >9 >9 >12 >9
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Wildlife Tree Retention. ‌ The Biodiversity Guidebook describes two methods for providing the maintenance of stand structure over time. One method is wildlife trees while the other is wildlife tree patches. The Guidebook also indicates that wildlife tree patches (group reserves) larger than 2 ha in size within a cutblock boundary can contribute to old-seral stage forest requirements at the landscape level. The targets consistent with TSR3 and used for this analysis have been listed in Table 48. Table 48. Wildlife Tree Retention Targets from TSR3 Management Zone Analysis Unit Reason for Residual Volume Persistence % recommended in applicable Guidebook Residual Volume or Area estimate on the timber harvesting land base (% or m³ per ha) General Forested Area (IRM) Varying by 2- year intervals – see note below Increased retention due to increased harvest levels (conservation uplift) For one rotation only 20% (varying retention up to 25% for large openings of 1000ha, so an average of 20% was used) 10%* * Note: 10% was used as an assumption because it means that 50% of the total 20% retention is covered through other constraints. In addition, TSR 2 applied 50% of the recommended target to the THLB. All wildlife tree retention targets were applied to the THLB. The reductions were applied as percent area reduction of each cutblock harvested, through the “partial cut” functionality of the timber supply model.
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