Module 5 quiz - operational planning self assessment

Last updated on January 10, 2024

1.	List 3 to 4 general planning procedures for biodiversity management at the stand level.	General planning procedures for biodiversity management at the stand level
2.	Why is it important to recognize that windthrow (blowdown) is a naturally occurring phenomenon?	Windthrow
3.	List three windthrow considerations in patch planning.	Windthrow considerations in patch planning
4.	List one windthrow consideration in riparian areas.	Windthrow considerations in riparian areas
5.	Name two factors of a cutblock design.	Windthrow considerations in riparian areas


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