Acadia National Park forest damage assessment : 1996

Forest Health Protection Remote Sensing Group. 1996. Acadia National Park forest damage assessment : 1996

Maps results of aerial survey for forest damage. Note on may says: 'This map depicts forest damage information derived from aerial sketch map data and ground surveys conducted by USDA Forest Service personnel.' See Saufley (1996) for additional notes regarding this map. Map shows polygons representing areas of forest damage relating to the following: arborviate leafminer, beech bark disease, blowdown, birch leaf miner, drought, white pine mortality and discoloration, spruce spanworm, hardwood chlorosis, spruce/fir dieback and mortality, white birch dieback and mortality, cottonwood dieback and mortality, elm mortality, hemlock dieback from spring hemlock looper, hemlock dieback from unknown causes, fire, larch casebearer, larch decline, locust leaf miner, Unthrifty crowns associated with logging, maple leaf cutter, oystershell scale, thin white ash, wet site dieback and mortality, willow leaf beetle, and spruce beetle. /STUDY LOCATIONS:/ /MOUNT DESERT ISLAND/ISLE AU HAUT/SCHOODIC PENINSULA/ISLANDS/Pond Island/Hog Island/Butter Island/Babbidge Island/Kimball Island/Burnt Island/Torrey Islands/Babson Island/Little Babson Island/Tinker Island/Long Island/Baker Island/Little Cranberry Island/Thomas Island/Burnt Porcupine Island/Long Porcupine Island/Stave Island/Jordan Island/Ironbound Island/

Type
Map
Authors
Forest Health Protection Remote Sensing Group
Date of Issue
1996
Units
ACAD
Keywords
Babbidge Island, Babson Island, Baker Island, Burnt Island, Burnt Porcupine Island, Butter Island, Hog Island, Insects (Insecta), Ironbound Island, Islands, Isle Au Haut, Jordan Island, Kimball Island, Little Babson Island, Little Cranberry Island, Long Island, Long Porcupine Island, Mount Desert Island, Pests, Pond Island, Schoodic Peninsula, Stave Island, Thomas Island, Tinker Island, Torrey Islands

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