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Forest and Rangeland Indicators
Forest and Rangeland Category
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Population Growth and Urban Development
Sustainable Forestry
-Forest Condition
-Forest Planning and Policies
-Forest Structure and Composition
-Logging and Forestry
Rangelands
-Biological Benefits and Threats
-Economic Benefits and Impacts
-Social Benefits and Impacts
-Soil and Water
-Vegetation
Community Wildfire Threats
Wildfire in Natural Systems
Forest Pests, Invasive Plants, and Air Quality
Water
Urban Forestry
Markets
Sustainable Rural Economies
Wildlife
-Biodiversity
-Habitat Structure
Green Infrastructure: Open Space and Recreation
Climate Change
Montreal Process Criteria
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1: Conservation of biological diversity
2: Maintenance of productive capacity of forest ecosystems
3: Maintenance of forest ecosystem health and vitality
4: Conservation and maintenance of soil and water resources
5: Maintenance of forest contribution to global carbon cycles
6: Maintenance and enhancement of long-term multiple socio-economic benefits
7: Legal, institutional and economic framework for forest conservation and sustainable management
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Forest and Rangeland Category
Montreal Process Criteria
Extent by seed zone of CWHR dominant tree species
Wildlife
1: Conservation of biological diversity
Extent of forest and rangeland California Wildlife Habitat Relationship (CWHR) vegetation types
Wildlife
1: Conservation of biological diversity
Extent of forest and rangeland vegetation types by age class
Wildlife
1: Conservation of biological diversity
Status of late-seral (old growth) forest types
Wildlife
1: Conservation of biological diversity
CWHR forest and rangeland vegetation types that are less-protected from type conversion, based on management status and ownership
Wildlife
1: Conservation of biological diversity
Fragmentation of forest and rangeland CWHR vegetation types
Wildlife
1: Conservation of biological diversity
Fragmentation of biologically significant habitat
Wildlife
1: Conservation of biological diversity
The number of species at risk (California state listed threatened & endangered (T&E), rare, endemic, vulnerable, species of special concern and USFS and BLM managed indicator species).
Wildlife
1: Conservation of biological diversity
Miles (and percent of miles) of unimpaired streams inhabited by by anadromous and non-anadromous native fish species
Wildlife
1: Conservation of biological diversity
Miles (and percent of miles) of streams unimpaired by sediment and nutrient loads, and temperature
Wildlife
1: Conservation of biological diversity
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