Forest/ Timber Resource Inventory Studies, Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve

Connery B, Beck KA, Cook MB, Bullington P, Loso MG. Forest/ Timber Resource Inventory Studies, Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve. 1986-2005

In Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve, there has been a continuing demand for the subsistence use of forest resources. Most requests are by local residents for green timber to be used as houselogs or firewood. There are a number of year-round residents and landowners that qualify as subsistence users in the vicinity of several timber stands in the park/preserve, including the Reeve Field, Devil’s Mountain, Dan Creek, Spruce Point, and McCarthy Creek stands. An initial inventory of each of these five stands from the Nabesna and Chitina districts, including the Nabesna Road, McCarthy Road, Chisana, and an inventory of the Yakutat district is included in this collection.

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Project
Authors
Connery, Bruce; Beck, Kathryn; Cook, Mary; Bullington, Pam; Loso, Michael
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CAKN , WRST
Keywords
and species composition, Chisana, Chitina district, current annual productivity, cut log, Dan Creek, Density, Devil’s Mountain, firewood, Forest Inventory, green logs, green wood, gross volume, Harvest, house logs, houselog, McCarthy Creek, McCarthy Road, Mortality, Nabesna District, Nabesna Road, permit information, Permits, Reeve Field, Regeneration, Spruce Point, standing dead, subsistence use, Timber, tree cores, Tree inventory, Yakutat, Yakutat district
Subjects
Ecological Framework: Biological Integrity | Focal Species or Communities | Forest/Woodland Communities , Ecological Framework: Human Use | Consumptive Use | Consumptive Use

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