(PALS)ANNIE RESTORATION PROJECT
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FHT-2021-02165
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Vegetation management project on national forestland to address landscape departures from historical conditions. Includes timber harvest (1,700 acres), ladder fuel reduction (330 acres), precommercial thinning(150 acres), and fuels treatment (3,400 acres).
U.S. Forest Service (USFS), USFS Silviculture (currently inactive) (Silviculture) (Inactive), USFS Hazardous Fuels (currently inactive) (Hazardous Fuels) (Inactive), USFS Timber Harvest (currently inactive) (Timber Harvest) (Inactive), USFS Completed Treatments from AGOL (USFS Completed Treatments from AGOL), USFS NEPA Boundaries from AGOL (USFS NEPA Boundaries from AGOL)
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In 2022 Washington DNR completed two treatments using the Good Neighbor Authority in this project: Anne Scrub PCT and Annie HFR. Annie Scrub PCT was pre-commercial thinning and hand piling on 399 acres over 7 units. Annie HFR was hazardous fuels reduction involving the use of equipment to gather down woody material in preparation for mechanical piling. Mechanical piling involves the use of tracked equipment to pile new or old logging/thinning slash (woody debris on the ground) to accomplish fuels reduction and prepare site for prescribed burning.
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