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Longleaf Pine Ecosystem Restoration and Hazardous Fuels 长叶松生态系统的恢复与危险的燃料.docx

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Longleaf Pine Ecosystem Restoration and Hazardous Fuels 长叶松生态系统的恢复与危险的燃料

Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Program(CFLRP)PROPOSALUnited States Department of AgricultureForest Service, Region 8National Forests in MississippiFebruary 2011De Soto Ranger District, De Soto National ForestForrest, George, Greene, Harrison, Jackson, Pearl River, Perry and Stone Counties, MississippiLongleaf Pine Ecosystem Restoration and Hazardous Fuels ReductionDominant forest type(s): _Longleaf, Loblolly, and Slash pine____________________________________Total acreage of the landscape:__382,000_______ Total acreage to receive treatment: __374,000____Total number of NEPA ready acres:__382,000____ Total number of acres in NEPA process:__0_______Description of the most significant restoration needs and actions on the landscape:Our restoration goals include: maintaining existing longleaf ecosystems, re-establishing fire dependant longleaf pine ecosystems to reduce the threat and losses to catastrophic wildfire, improving acres classified as “longleaf pine forest type” through return of fire regimes and restoration of native understory plant communities, and responding to climate change by re-establishing longleaf pine forest ecosystemsthat are naturally resilient to climate extremesand well suited for long term storage of carbon.Description of the highest priority desired outcomes of the project at the end of the 10 year period:The desired outcome is a healthy diverse collection of native plant and animal communities which support ecological, economic, and social sustainability. Native ecosystems across the landscape will sustain strong, resilient populations of terrestrial and aquatic species. Dense pine stands will be restored to open conditions. Native herbaceous understory species composition and structure will be restored. Populations of T E species, including the red-cockaded woodpecker, gopher tortoise, and Mississippi gopher frog will be growing and thriving in restored habitats. Hazardous fuel buildup will become manageable, reducing the