Three Creeks Timber Sale Project Draft Environmental Impact Statement 2006
Three Creeks Timber Sale Project Draft Environmental Impact Statement 2006
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GRAY WOLF Existing vegetation and human access in the project area are not expected to be altered; therefore, no effects on wolves are expected under this alternative.
Page III-5E Three Creeks Timber Sale Project DEIS WILDLIFE ANALYSIS SUMMARY GRIZZLY BEAR No alteration of habitat attributes or increased human presence would occur; therefore, no changes in habitat use or the risk of human- caused mortality would be expected under this alternative.
FISHER No fisher habitat would be altered under... this alternative.
PILEATED WOODPECKER No disturbance of pileated woodpeckers would occur. Nesting habitat structure would decline overtime and could lead to decreased reproduction in the analysis area. Therefore, under this alternative, pileated woodpecker habitat would increase through time, then decline, resulting in short- to mid-term moderate beneficial effects to pileated woodpeckers, but a long- term moderate effect due to the loss of nesting habitat.
BIG GAME SPECIES Under this alternative, the levels of thermal cover would not be affected, thereby not affecting the ability of the available habitat to support the current elk and mule deer population.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
GRAY WOLF Existing vegetation and human access in the project area are not expected to be altered; therefore, no effects on wolves are expected under this alternative.
Page III-5E Three Creeks Timber Sale Project DEIS WILDLIFE ANALYSIS SUMMARY GRIZZLY BEAR No alteration of habitat attributes or increased human presence would occur; therefore, no changes in habitat use or the risk of human- caused mortality would be expected under this alternative.
FISHER No fisher habitat would be altered under... this alternative.
PILEATED WOODPECKER No disturbance of pileated woodpeckers would occur. Nesting habitat structure would decline overtime and could lead to decreased reproduction in the analysis area. Therefore, under this alternative, pileated woodpecker habitat would increase through time, then decline, resulting in short- to mid-term moderate beneficial effects to pileated woodpeckers, but a long- term moderate effect due to the loss of nesting habitat.
BIG GAME SPECIES Under this alternative, the levels of thermal cover would not be affected, thereby not affecting the ability of the available habitat to support the current elk and mule deer population.
What to read after Three Creeks Timber Sale Project Draft Environmental Impact Statement 2006?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana.Dept. of Natural Resources And Conservation to read onlineMoreLess
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