Uniform Mitigation Assessment Method TRAINING MANUAL

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Community Structure - 62-345.500(6)(c), FAC 1. Vegetation and Structural Habitat V. Density and quality of coarse woody debris, snag, den and cavity Guidance: Woody debris, snags, dens and tree cavities provide cover habitat for wildlife, as well as offering a diversity of forage and nesting sites. Fallen tree logs also increase the microtopographic diversity within sites, thus allowing a diverse assemblage of plant species and providing microhabitats for various wildlife. Does the density and quality of coarse woody debris, snags, dens and cavities within the wetland appear to provide appropriate structural habitat for the type of system being evaluated Fallen tree logs and woody debris in a reference cypress dome in Lower Suwannee NWR, showing overall optimal structural habitat. (EB) Wildlife cavity at the base of a water tupelo. (EB)
Community Structure - 62-345.500(6)(c), FAC 1. Vegetation and Structural Habitat V. Density and quality of coarse woody debris, snag, den and cavity (continued) Forested wetland with excessive quantity of woody debris, because of increased levels of dying vegetation in a cow impacted wetland in Lee county (note “cow patties” in the foreground) . (KCR) Normal woody debris in a forested wetland in Osceola County. (KCR)
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Table of Contents • Forward • A
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Acknowledgments This manual is the
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Introduction The intent of this man
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Definitions 62-345.200 Definitions.
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Methodology The methodology section
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Office Module ~ Part 1: Qualitative
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Field Module The field module descr
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Steps for completing Part II… Par
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Part II- Quantification of Assessme
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Location and Landscape Support - 62
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Water Environment - 62-345.500(6)(b
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Water Environment - 62-345.500(6)(b
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Community Structure - 62-345.500(6)
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Mitigation Determination This secti
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Preservation Adjustment Factor - 62
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Time Lag, Risk, and Mitigation Dete
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Mitigation Determination Formulas -
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Standardized Field Protocol (SFP)*
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