1. SHOSHONE NATIONAL FOREST DRAFT PLAN Dale Kerkvliet, CF ® Webinar November 8, 2012

2. Lands Suitable for Timber Production “The timber suitability classification for the Shoshone was accomplished by applying planning regulation criteria (36 CFR 219.14 1982 regulations) in a step-wise process. Forest-wide geographic information system data were used to analyze and map the classification. Ranger district timber personnel reviewed the results and adjusted criteria to reflect on-the-ground experience.”

4. ASQ Acres

5. 127,000 acres ASQ Acres

6. Alternative B – Suitable Timber 127,009 acres Suitable…for Production

7. 127,000 ASQ Acres

8. “Rolled-Up”Constructed

9. Draft Standards and Guidelines Components Designed to be Deconstructed… “Rolled-Up”

10. Standards and Guidelines Components DRAFT: Construction Not an option for unstable soils/landscape. Designed, located, and constructed to be low- impact and reclaimed - usually within 1 year. Designed to the minimum standard necessary to access the target. Located to lie lightly on the landscape and minimize impacts to soil, water, wildlife, etc. continued…

11. Constructed to be “rolled up/deconstructed Place logs and slash against standing trees on downhill side to catch fill Salvage topsoil and stumps place above cut slope Establish vertical cut-slopes

12. Do not grub stumps below fill to catch the fill. Design with grade rolls to divert water from surface. Draws and drainages need to be assessed separately. Seed and fertilize road surface. Vehicles/equipment “weed free” Standards and Guidelines Components DRAFT: Construction

13. Standards and Guidelines Components DRAFT: “Roll-Up” Place grubbed stumps at base of cut- slope Retrieve fill and blend to approximate original slope. Spread salvaged topsoil Place crib logs at angle to divert water continued…

15. Scatter woody debris Seed and fertilize

16. Roll-up corridors can be used for multiple entries Not intended for public use, generally however, ORV use could be allowed when not in conflict with intended purpose: Standards and Guidelines Components DRAFT: “Roll-Up” weekends holidays off-season others

17. Alternative B –Suitable Timber Roll-Up Road Conception

18. Alternative B – Management Areas and Suitable Timber Roll-Up Road Conception

19. Decade 1 Roll-Up Road Conception

20. Decade 2 Roll-Up Road Conception

21. Decade 3 Roll-Up Road Conception

22. Decade 4 Roll-Up Road Conception

24. Accomplish multiple projects with a single Contract or Agreement Encourages Landscape Level Projects Focus on the “End Results” Stewardship End Results Contracting is a way to…

25. Extend Agency budgets through: “Goods for Services” & “Retained Receipts” “Best Value” Contract Award Cost Share (Match) $ from Partner Stewardship End Results Contracting is a way to…

26. Encourages Collaboration w/ Stakeholders Legislation does not “require” collaboration but does state it is “desired.” Forest Service regulations does “require” collaboration in order to use Stewardship End Result contracting. Stewardship End Results Contracting is a way to…

27. The SNF Plan include collaborative MINIMUM “means test” ? Stewardship End Results Contracting