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In addition to providing forest products, supporting the local economy, and enhancing wildlife habitat, a benefit of timber harvests can also provide protection from wildfire.
In most cases, properties 20 acres and larger are an ideal size for logging timber (again, depending also on the quantity, size, and types of the trees on the property). This is, of course, just a ballpark number.
To prevent the entry of soil or turbid water into watercourses. To minimise ground disturbance and traffic in the area. To maintain the productive and regenerative capacity of the forest.
The process of timber harvesting is comprised of five basic tasks: Timber acquisition (moving to the tree). Felling and preparing the tree for extraction (delimbing, topping, and segmenting). Extracting the tree to a central location or landing (skidding or forwarding).
Timber harvesting is often used as a method of meeting other goals for management including the creation of wildlife habitats, maintenance of plant biodiversity, and promotion of recreational opportunities.
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The Timber Harvesting Plan (THP) is the environmental review documents submitted by landowners to CAL FIRE outlining what timber he or she wants to harvest, how it will be harvested, and the steps that will be taken to prevent damage to the environment.
Group Selection. This timber harvesting method is small-scale clear-cutting when a stand is cut down over 40-50 years by groups of trees. A cut-down area depends on a grown plant type: openings of less than one-quarter of an acre are suitable for shade-tolerant trees and larger spaces for sun-loving trees.
The main process steps in harvesting are: Felling \u2013 cutting down the trees. Delimbing \u2013 cutting off the branches. Debarking \u2013 taking off the bark from felled trees or stems. Bucking \u2013 sectioning the stems of felled trees into transportable length according to the final use of the wood.
A productivity measuring technique, most commonly used for estimates of primary productivity, especially in situations in which predation is low (e.g. among annual crops, on certain heathlands, in colonizing grasslands, and sometimes in pond ecosystems).
Timber harvesting is often used as a method of meeting other goals for management including the creation of wildlife habitats, maintenance of plant biodiversity, and promotion of recreational opportunities.

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