5 Written Questions

1. it produces an even aged forest
2. 25$ back to home to support 10 people; 5$ to the workers
3. trees/ acres
4. burning the undergrowth with controlled fires so underbrush doesnt get overwhelming
5. 1930's when he was governor of NEW YORK

5 Matching Questions

1. what does reserve mean
2. what does LAI mean
3. Why is it important to leave standing dead trees and large (and small) woody debris in forests?
4. what are even aged silvicultural methods
5. what was their slogan

1. a clear cut, but save the seed tree ( 5-10) per acre left to cast seeds, shelterwood method, and coppice
2. b find places that people want to keep untouched, no active mGMT(preservation)
3. c because removing them disturbs the forest because it removes nutrients(infertile soil) liek decaying wood from dead trees.
4. d leaf area index
5. e a dollar a day

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. lightly MGMT area used to enhance wildlife habitat;used for recreational use(conservation)
   1. What does intensive mean?
   2. What does extensive mean
   3. what does LAI mean
   4. what does reserve mean
2. the effects were noticed by GPM in europe were the effects of deforestation were underway.
   1. what are the charateristics of an un-even aged stand
   2. what are the silvicultural methods for an uneven aged forest
   3. What were the regional (even national) effects that caused great concern and, ultimately, political action?
   4. what are the charateristics of an even aged stand
3. When Pinchot wrote lettes to FDR about implementing conservation idea when FDR was still governor
   1. When was the earliest known time when people used forests to protect there land
   2. When did the Conservation Movement begin as a formal, well-organized effort (...reconciling conflicting uses for the greatest good of the greatest number over the long run)?
   3. what are the silvicultural methods for an uneven aged forest
   4. what are the consquences of high grading or diameter limit cutting
4. diameter breast height
   1. What does extensive mean
   2. what does DBH mean
   3. what does LAI mean
   4. what does LCR mean
5. wood, lumber, clean water, foods, clean air, pharmaceuticals, forest protect soil from soil erosion, protection from the elements, recreational activites, renewable energy, wildlife habitats, spiritual connections
   1. List at least 10 functions, products, benefits, and/or values of forests.
   2. what do dead trees add to the forest
   3. what does a acute stand replacement do to the forest
   4. what does thinning remove from the forest

5 True/False Questions

1. what is an example of an acute stand replacement → control the understory of vegetation

   True        False

2. how many workers were there at its peak → 500,000

   True        False

3. what does thinning remove from the forest → thinnning takesupressed and intermediate trees that wouldnt make it anyway. just speeding up the process

   True        False

4. what was the first recovery program that FDR started when he was president → CCC

   True        False

5. What does intensive mean? → highly managed for raising specific trees for utilization(utilization)

   True        False