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Plant Communities restoration outcome will provide MDT with useful information for future highway projects. The functioning of several restoration components, such as the wildlife crossings, is predicated on successful revegetation. Wildlife habitat and connectivity are provided by the restored vegetation; without it, the effectiveness of the wildlife crossings is greatly diminished. Criteria such as habitat cover is a useful and measurable way to evaluate the success of the project. Because so many individual design components such as wildlife crossings, hydrology, and wetland mitigation hinge upon the vitality of one another, we recommend the formation of an “integrated monitoring program” that includes vegetation, to tie these elements together into an overall restoration approach. ACTION: establish an “Integrated Monitoring Program.” 18 U.S. 93
Revegetation Area Calculations S e g m e n t 1 Estimated Plant Community Sym Area (m) Linear Road Variable Road Area Planted Area 1 lane 2 Lanes 3 Lanes 4 Lanes 6 Lanes (meters sq.) (acres sq.) 10.5 21 31.5 42 63 Douglas Fir Forest DFF 619722 1365 6440 730 180232.5 439489.5 108.6 Bluebunch Wheatgrass Prairie BWP 44385 0 610 12810 31575 7.8 Wet Meadow WM 4167 170 0 1785 2382 0.6 Bluejoint Reedgrass WM-BR 4167 170 1785 2382 0.6 Shrub Riparian SR 44050 720 15120 28930 7.1 Bebb Willow SR-BW 23081 320 6720 16361 4 Yellow Willow SR-YW 20969 400 8400 12569 3.1 Fescue Prairie FP 53601 390 30 500 230 30135 23466 5.8 Mixed Conifer & Broadleaf MCBR 10690 130 2730 7960 2 Aspen Grove AG 23562 620 13020 10542 2.6 Black Cottonwood Riparian Forest BCRF 9172 118 2478 6694 1.6 S e g m e n t 2 Wet Meadow WM 13449 0 13449 3.3 Beaked Sedge WM-BS 13449 0 13449 3.3 Bluebunch Wheatgrass Prairie BWP 103741 80 840 18480 85261 21 Ponderosa Pine Forest PPF 286272 3730 156660 129612 32 Shrub Riparian SR 126281 80 2620 55860 70421 17.4 Sandbar Willow SR-SW 57869 80 840 57029 14.1 Bebb Willow SR-BW 68412 2620 55020 13392 3.3 Fescue Prairie FP 108056 900 400 240 50820 57236 14.1 Black Cottonwood Riparian Forest BCRF 10642 0 10642 2.6 S e g m e n t 3 Ponderosa Pine Forest PPF 67697 100 760 34020 33677 8.3 Bluebunch Wheatgrass Prairie BWP 67767 1160 24360 43407 10.7 Mixed Conifer & Broadleaf MCBR 82313 100 150 430 35490 46823 11.6 Planting and Revegetation Guidelines—December 2002 19
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