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National Forest Landscape Management
Volume 2 Chapter 2 of National Forest Landscape Management deals with the application of Volume 1 principles to a specific function or area of concern in the field of resource management. The effort to produce this chapter was spearheaded by a single Forest Service region chosen for its experience and demonstrated expertise in the field. It is intended as a guide for visual analysis, planning and design at each stage of project development. This particular chapter deals with planning a utility system, the visual characteristics of utilities, the visual impact of utilities on the landscape, and technical aspects of utilities. Four examples of utility installations are provided and analyzed (a gasline, an electric transmission line, a microwave system, and a water-collection system). A framework is provided for communication among utility companies, land planning professionals, and land managers. Includes photographs, drawings, maps, a bibliography, and a glossary. Many of the photographs are of Colorado locations. (lag).
Economic Analysis of Forest Landscape Management Alternatives
An evaluation of management alternatives to maintain and restore biodiversity and habitat. While regulatory standards are often considered the most direct method to achieve an environmental goal, the primary emphasis in this report was to identify more effective alternatives.
