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An Integral Environmental Assessment for the East Hatter Creek Unit of the University of Idaho Experimental Forest Item Info

The East Hatter Creek Unit is one of the 4 major units of the Experimental Forest of the College of Forestry Wildlife and Range Sciences of the University of Idaho, Moscow Idaho. It consists of 1,300 acres of mature forest. This unit has neither a tactical nor an operational plan to provide direction for management and use of the land, including education, research, production and public use. Since 1952, there has been no grazing or fire activities and no other forms of active management of vegetation. This research paper specially focuses on the development of an environmental assessment for the East Hatter Creek watershed comprising 3,000 acres including the 1,300 acres of the East Hatter Creek Unit of the Experimental Forest. It consists of a no action and three forest management alternatives including the proposed action. The main objective is to combine the joint production of timber and white-tailed deer winter range while sustaining and enhancing water quality, riparian areas, wildlife, and aesthetic values. This paper was a compilation of the exercise class work made by students of the Integrated Natural Resources Planning class during spring of 1996, and the results are based on public opinion. A forest inventory to update the data of forest structure and composition of the West subunit of the East Hatter Creek Unit was made. In addition, a field survey to analyze the feasibility and environmental soundness of the proposed road was made as well.

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Title:
An Integral Environmental Assessment for the East Hatter Creek Unit of the University of Idaho Experimental Forest
Creator:
Sepulveda, Norvin E.
Date Created:
1996
Description:
The East Hatter Creek Unit is one of the 4 major units of the Experimental Forest of the College of Forestry Wildlife and Range Sciences of the University of Idaho, Moscow Idaho. It consists of 1,300 acres of mature forest. This unit has neither a tactical nor an operational plan to provide direction for management and use of the land, including education, research, production and public use. Since 1952, there has been no grazing or fire activities and no other forms of active management of vegetation. This research paper specially focuses on the development of an environmental assessment for the East Hatter Creek watershed comprising 3,000 acres including the 1,300 acres of the East Hatter Creek Unit of the Experimental Forest. It consists of a no action and three forest management alternatives including the proposed action. The main objective is to combine the joint production of timber and white-tailed deer winter range while sustaining and enhancing water quality, riparian areas, wildlife, and aesthetic values. This paper was a compilation of the exercise class work made by students of the Integrated Natural Resources Planning class during spring of 1996, and the results are based on public opinion. A forest inventory to update the data of forest structure and composition of the West subunit of the East Hatter Creek Unit was made. In addition, a field survey to analyze the feasibility and environmental soundness of the proposed road was made as well.
Document Type:
Thesis
Subjects:
East Hatter Creek wildlife timber production white-tailed deer winter range riparian management watershed management environmental assessment aesthetics environmental assessment
UIEF Unit:
East Hatter Creek
Location:
UIEF; East Hatter Creek
Latitude:
46.840526
Longitude:
-116.780027
Department:
Department of Forest Products
Type:
text
Format:
application/pdf

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