Uniform Mitigation Assessment Method TRAINING MANUAL
Uniform Mitigation Assessment Method TRAINING MANUAL
Uniform Mitigation Assessment Method TRAINING MANUAL
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Community Structure - 62-345.500(6)(c), FAC<br />
1. Vegetation and Structural Habitat<br />
V. Density and quality of coarse woody debris, snag, den and cavity<br />
Guidance: Woody debris, snags, dens and tree cavities provide cover habitat for wildlife, as well as offering a diversity of<br />
forage and nesting sites. Fallen tree logs also increase the microtopographic diversity within sites, thus allowing a diverse<br />
assemblage of plant species and providing microhabitats for various wildlife. Does the density and quality of coarse woody<br />
debris, snags, dens and cavities within the wetland appear to provide appropriate structural habitat for the type of system being<br />
evaluated<br />
Fallen tree logs and woody debris in a reference cypress dome<br />
in Lower Suwannee NWR, showing overall optimal structural<br />
habitat. (EB)<br />
Wildlife cavity at the base of a water tupelo. (EB)
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