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Tonto National Forest Land and Resource Management Plan: Management Indicator Species Status Report

Date Published
July 15, 2005
Summary

The purpose of this report is to summarize current knowledge of population and habitat trends for species identified as management indicator species (MIS) for the Tonto National Forest. Population trends need to be monitored as the Forest Plan is implemented, and relationships to habitat changes over time determined (36 CFR 219.19). This is a dynamic document, subject to change as new inventory, monitoring, and habitat information is acquired and evaluated during the life of the Tonto National Forest Plan (Forest Plan, LMP).

Reference Information

Klein, E., M. Gilbert, S. Lisius, R. Richards, M. Ross, C. Woods, B. Calamusso, D. Pollock, and J. Spencer. 2005. Tonto National Forest Land and Resource Management Plan: Management Indicator Species Status Report. Version 2.0. Revised. Originally prepared in 2002 U.S. Forest Service. July 15.

Klein, E., M. Gilbert, S. Lisius, R. Richards, M. Ross, C. Woods, B. Calamusso, D. Pollock, and J. Spencer. 2005. Tonto National Forest Land and Resource Management Plan: Management Indicator Species Status Report. Version 2.0. Revised. Originally prepared in 2002 U.S. Forest Service. July 15.

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