San Bernardino National Forest Land Management Plan - Part 2

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Land Management Plan Part 2 San Bernardino National Forest Strategy SFP 1 - Offer Special Forest Products September 2005 Offer miscellaneous forest products at appropriate levels to sustain resource values. In a manner consistent with adjacent Districts manage special forest products to reduce or eliminate impacts to other resources: • Use Timber Information Management System (TIMS) to analyze magnitude of the removals. • Use public fuelwood sales to remove large pockets of drought induced tree mortality in locations of urban interface where high fire danger is present. • Encourage collection of woody species under miscellaneous forest product permits in fuel reduction treatment areas, road maintenance areas, or other project areas with completed environmental analysis. • Develop consistent national forest policy for special forest products. WP1 - Offer Wood Products WP 1: Offer Wood Products Offer wood products as a by-product of ecoysystem management, healthy forest restoration, fuels management and/or community protection projects. • Offer wood products (saw timber, house logs, pulpwood, cull logs, utility poles, and wood chips) as by-products of thinning for forest restoration or fuel reduction projects. • Use appropriate sales, contracts, or agreements as methods to reduce biomass or fund removal of biomass. Page 148
September 2005 Land Management Plan Part 2 San Bernardino National Forest Strategy Lands 1 - Land Ownership Adjustment Consolidate National Forest System land base to support resource management objectives, improve management effectiveness, enhance public benefits, and/or improve habitat condition and linkage: • Acquire lands or interest in lands through purchase, donation, exchange, rights-of-way acquisition, transfer, interchange, and boundary adjustment to address the issues associated with complex ownership patterns, such as urban interface fire protection and occupancy trespass. • Acquire lands or rights-of-way for road and trail access to support appropriate national forest activities and public needs. • Work with land conservancies, local government, and others to secure long-term habitat linkages. Linked to National Strategic Plan Goal 6 - Mission related work in addition to that which supports the agency goals, objective 3. Page 149
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