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What direction does the Draft EIS provide for old-growth timber/habitat retention?

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What direction does the Draft EIS provide for old-growth timber/habitat retention?

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The term “old growth” was not used as an ecological descriptor, and the Draft EIS does not state objectives for “old growth.” The Draft uses “mature” and “old” multi-story and mature and old single story structural stages to refer to mature and old forest conditions. These are illustrated in the UCRB Draft EIS, table 2-6 and figure 2-4; Eastside table 2-9 and figure 2-7. Current and historical amounts of these structural stages are shown in figures 2-5 through 2-7, UCRB, and figure 2-8, Eastside. These structural stages may or may not contain the various characteristics sometimes identified with “old growth.” Therefore, there is not, nor was there intended to be, a direct correlation between the two in this Draft EIS.

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