# 2005

Status of Forest Management

Inventories and Planning

Compiled by:

USDI, Bureau of Indian Affairs

Division of Forestry

Branch of Forest Resources Planning

September 30, 2005

# TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page

INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................... ........1

Background..................................................................................................................... .....1

Report Objective ............................................................................................................... ...2

Report Content................................................................................................................. ....2

NATIONAL SUMMARY ............................................................................................................... 3

Forest Monitoring Inventory................................................................................................4

Forest Management Plans....................................................................................................5

Program Accomplishments..................................................................................................8

Budgetary Need ................................................................................................................. ..9

Conclusion ..................................................................................................................... ....11

GLOSSARY ....................................................................................................................... ...........12

DATA SUMMARY................................................................................................................. 16 -25

APPENDICES (Full Report Only)



# APPENDIX - I: Regional Summaries

Alaska ......................................................................................................................... ......I-1

Central Office................................................................................................................. ...I-9

Eastern ........................................................................................................................ ....I-17

Eastern Oklahoma...........................................................................................................I-30

Great Plains................................................................................................................... ..I-40

Midwest ........................................................................................................................ ..I-48

Navajo......................................................................................................................... ....I-60

Northwest...................................................................................................................... ..I-68

Pacific ........................................................................................................................ .....I-82

Rocky Mountain .............................................................................................................I-95

Southern Plains .............................................................................................................I-1 03

Southwest...................................................................................................................... I-111

Western ........................................................................................................................ .I-121

APPENDIX - II: National Timberland Inventory Data...................................................... II-1

APPENDIX - III: National Timberland Segment/Document Summary............................. III-1

APPENDIX - IV: National Timberland Inventory Funding Needs ....................................IV-1

APPENDIX - V: National Timberla nd Planning Funding Needs ...................................... V-1

APPENDIX - VI: National Woodland Inventory Data.......................................................VI-1

APPENDIX - VII: National Woodland Segment/Document Summary..............................VII-1

APPENDIX - VIII: National Woodland Inventory Funding Needs ................................... VIII-1

APPENDIX - VIII: National Woodland Planning Funding Needs .......................................IX-1

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# 1 INTRODUCTION

A Forest Management Plan is the A principal document @ (25 USC 3103), between the United

States as trustee and the beneficial Indian owne rs, which directs the management of reservation

forest resources. An approved forest management plan sets forth the trust standards for

management and provides the basis for the protection of valued resources on trust lands.

Long-range resource management planning is essential to the protection of trust assets, as well

as, the success of the United States-trust/Indian-beneficiary relationship. Resource management

planning is recognized by many today as a key element in the attainment of tribal aspirations for

self-governance. The United States Congress has acknowledged the importance of planning and

has supported the Indian Forestry Program = s needs through the appropriation of special funding

for Forest Inventory and Planning. The Congre ss placed a high priority on long-range planning

of Indian forest assets when it formally mandated planning in 1990 with the enactment of the

National Indian Forest Resources Management Act (P.L. 101-630). Section 305(b) reads in part:

Indian forest land management activities...shall be designed to achieve...the

development, maintenance, and enhancement of Indian forest land in a

perpetually productive state in accordance with the principles of sustained yield

and the standards and objectives set forth in forest management plans

...

If plans are to remain viable and responsive to resource needs and tribal goals, they must be

viewed as steps in a continuum, not as one-time monuments of accomplishment. Local issues

change, resource values fluctuate, and tribal management emphases vary with time. Planning is

therefore an ongoing process and a challenge for land owners and managers alike. This report

documents the Indian Forestry Program = s progress toward achieving current forest management

plans nationally.

Caution must be used when generalizing about the obligations, responsibilities, and/or benefits

associated with Indian lands and resources. Indi an land, inclusive of forest land reported herein,

has been acquired in a variety of manner, some predating the history of the United States, and

thus its tenure reflects a complex multi-faceted legal status compounding the simplest

management processes. Some Indian forest land may have title held by tribes or individuals in

fee-simple ownership, while other lands may be restricted-fee. Some Indian land tenure is the

result of purchase, grants, or exchange the same as private ownerships while other has been

designated by set-asides from the Public Domain. For the purpose of this report, and the benefit

of simplicity, Indian forest lands have been classified as either A trust @ , where the fee title is

vested in the United States and generally the Indians have benefit to use and occupancy, or A nontrust @ where fee title is with the tribe the same as any other private land owner. It is suggested

that one become fully knowledgeable of specific land status prior to concluding anything from

information provided by this report other than the general situation of forest monitoring

inventories and management plans for the entire of Indian Country.

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# 2 Background

The Status of Forest Management Inventories and Planning report was first compiled in 1979 to

help evaluate the Bureau of Indian Affairs = record of assuring that modern forest management

plans were developed and current on trust reservations and properties. It has been updated

annually, using information supplied by tribal and Bureau field offices, and furnished regularly

to the Congress, the Intertribal Timber Council, and others on request. Current and archived

report data is available at the Bureau of Indian Affairs = Division of Forestry:

BIA - Branch of Forest Resources Planning

12136 W. Bayaud Ave. - Suite 300

Lakewood, Colorado 80228

(303) 969-5270



# Report Objective

The National Indian Forest Resources Management Act of 1990 states that Indian forest lands

shall be managed in a perpetually productive state in accordance with the principles of sustainedyield and consistent with the standards and objectives set forth in forest management plans.

Sustained-yield management is a well founded and nationally accepted scientific concept of

conservation use. Assurance of the Congressional mandate of sustained-yield requires the

analytical evaluation of forest species, composition, site quality, form, density, external

disturbances, and silvicultural treatment as can only be monitored by scientific measurement,

reservation by reservation, on a continuing or repetitive bases. Forest plans, which detail

management activities for a specific period of time, must be continually updated or periodically

revisited to remain viable and current with the beneficial Indian owners = goals and objectives.

This A Status of Forest Management Inventories and Planning @ report documents the Bureau = s

record for meeting these responsibilities.

Report Content

Data for the FY-2005 report has been provided by Tribes and Agencies through their respective

Regional Office. The A National Summary @ narrative and associated data portray the Bureauwide status and trends in obtaining and maintain ing forest inventories and plans since 1995 when

final regulations for P.L. 101-630 were published and the broadened mandate implemented.

Forest Management Inventories and Planning (FMI&P) program accomplishments and trends

prior to 1995 are best documented in the FY-1995 Status of Forest Inventories and Planning

report (on file).

Regional and reservation specific data can be found in the A Unabridged @ version of this report,

which contains detailed appendices. Appendix-I is the compilation of individual reservation

statistics (Sections A - G) by region. Appendices-II through -VIII are national displays of data,

wherein reservations are arranged alphabetically by reservation category.

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# 3 NATIONAL SUMMARY

The 2005 Status of Forest Management Inventor ies and Planning report documents that as of

September 30, 2005 the Bureau of Indian Affairs recognizes 18,426,678 acres of forestland on

321 reservations. Of this acreage, 18,199,595 forested acres are reported to be in trust status and

227,083 forested acres reported as non-trust (Table – A in Data Summary). It may also be

beneficial to know that of this total forest base, 7,607,915 acres are classified as timberland,

while 10,591,680 acres are considered woodlands (see Glossary on page 12 for definitions of

forestland, timberland and woodlands).

Compared to the total Indian forest lands recognized in previous reports, there has been a

decrease of 273,318 acres in the past year, and a net increase of 1,617,494 acres since 1995. The

breakdown of acreage and the net changes by region are identified below:

FY2005 Forest Acreage by Region and Trends

Forest Acres

(Trust and Non-Trust Combined) Acres - Net Gain /(Loss)

Region FY2005 FY2004 FY1995 2004-2005 1995-2005

Alaska 512,262 514,680 662,603 (2,418) (150,341)

Eastern 403,015 402,404 372,504 611 30,511

Eastern

Oklahoma 123,877 180,481 114,626 (56,604) 9,251

Great Plains 239,393 239,393 396,270 0 (156,877)

Midwest 1,051,171 1,050,867 1,023,718 304 27,453

Navajo 5,311,975 5,415,538 4,573,598 (103,563) 738,377

Northwest 2,839,768 2,953, 979 2,802,486 (114,211) 37,282

Pacific 197,743 195,466 171,574 2,277 26,169

Rocky

Mountain 750,064 749,326 738,700 738 11,364

Southern Plains 99,230 99,682 92,386 (452) 6,844

Southwest 2,805,545 2, 805,545 2,101,381 0 704,164

Western 4,092,635 4,092,635 3,758,938 0 333,697

National Total 18,426,678 18,699,996 16,808, 784 (273,318) 1,617,894



# It is not unusual for forest acreage to be adjusted annually as new reservation lands are

established, or better spatial data is made available. Every year there are reservations that update

their acreage information in a continuing effort to better identify current and new lands.

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# 4 Forest Monitoring Inventory

The 2005 Status of FMI&P report documents an overall program responsibility for 321 1 / 

# distinct

forested reservations/properties encompassing 18.4 million acres (see chart below or Table - A).

The extent and condition of forest cover on these lands is scientifically monitored by a system of

recurring inventories. For the purpose of continuing trends analysis initiated prior to the

Bureau = s new mandate, Timberland and Woodland are documented separately. Because several

reservations contain both woodland and timberla nd, and most inventory events are independent

of each other, the number of current inventory segments cannot be simply combined without

distortion. Therefore, the following table and graphics maintain the descriptive presentation of

timberland and woodland (see chart below in this section or Tables - B and C in the Data

Summary).

Forested Timbered Woodland Total Forest Timberland Woodland Count Pct Acres Pct Count Pct Acres Pct

Alaska(1) Total 11 11 10 512,262 232,668 279,594 7 64% 200,635 86% 4 40% 142,731 51%

Eastern Total 36 35 3 403,015 371,037 31,978 11 31% 331,910 89% 0 0% 0 0%

E. Oklahoma Total 15 10 15 123,877 77,992 45,885 8 80% 19,540 25% 10 67% 34,120 74%

Great Plains Total 13 6 13 239,393 149,761 89,632 6 100% 149,761 100% 4 31% 20,886 23%

Midwest Total 38 38 1 1,051,171 1,051,011 160 29 76% 1,045,605 99% 1 100% 160 100%

Navajo Total 1 1 1 5,311,975 498,168 4,813,807 1 100% 498,168 100% 1 100% 4,813,807 100%

Northwest Total 46 46 8 2,839,768 2,675,317 164,451 35 76% 2,660,137 99% 3 38% 38,011 23%

Pacific Total 62 29 56 197,743 135,536 62,207 22 76% 133,871 99% 27 48% 25,038 40%

Rocky Mountain Total 7 6 7 750,064 624,371 125,693 6 100% 624,371 100% 6 86% 90,845 72%

Southern Plains Total 22 1 21 99,230 4,615 94,615 1 100% 4,615 100% 20 95% 92,697 98%

Southwest Total 33 20 30 2,805,545 858,672 1,946,873 14 70% 821,045 96% 12 40% 1,117,070 57%

Western Total 37 4 37 4,092,635 1,104,819 2,987,816 3 75% 985,072 89% 5 14% 1,800,448 60%

Total 321 207 202 18,426,678 7,783,967 10,642,711 143 69% 7,474,730 96% 93 46% 8,175,813 77%

Trust 286 180 194 18,199,595 7,607,915 10,591,680 139 77% 7,362,743 97% 92 47% 8,175,733 77%

Nontrust 35 27 8 227,083 176,052 51,031 4 15% 111,987 64% 1 13% 80 0% 

# Count Acres Count Acres Total Acreage Number of Reservations(1)

National Total

(1) In Alaska, Indian lands are individual restricted status Na tive allotments claimed from the public domain. For management purposes, the Native allotment land base is divided into twelve management units with

boundaries consistent with ANCSA Regional Corporation boundaries. There are over 20,000 individual allotment parcels that coll ectively total nearly 1.5 million acres of Indian land. 

# Forest Inventory Compliance by Regional Office

As of September 30, 2005

Timbered Reservations with

Current Forest Inventory Woodland Reservations With

Current Forest Inventory

Region Class



# The timberland component of Indian forests is shown to have 143 current forest management

inventories in FY-2005. Current means that the field inventory has been completed, but does not

necessarily mean that the analysis has been produced, nor has a management plan been

approved. Since there are 207 reservations with a reported timberland component, this reflects an

accomplishment rating of 69 percent. Reservations with a woodland component have 93 current

inventories, representing 46 percent of the requi red 202 inventories. When analyzing the acreage

covered under a current inventory, 96 percent of the timberland acreage and 77 percent of the

woodland acreage have a current forest management inventory. So, while the percentage of the

> number = of reservations with current inventories may seem low, the total acres covered by a

current inventory it equates to 85 percent (15.6 million) of the 18.4 million acres. This is

primarily due to the fact that most forest management inventories are current on the larger

reservations. See Tables - D/1-2 and E/1-2 in the Data Summary for regional statistics by total

1 

# Prior to issue of the new forest regulations in 1995 woodlands and timberlands were

monitored separately creating the possibility of a reservation listed twice if it possessed both

woodland and timberland.

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# 5 timber/woodland acres and commercial forest lands.

The trend for the number of completed inventories on the timberland shows an increase this year

of two over last year, but still down from a high of 145 in 2001. The trend on the count of current

woodland inventories shows there was an increase of one over last year’s 91, but down from a

high of 99 that also occurred in 2001. The acreage trend is similar to the count where the trend

has remained fairly steady over the past five years, but down from a high in 2001.

Forest Management Plans

A Forest Management Plan (FMP), like inventories, is required on all forest lands. However, the

economic efficiencies of any program function mu st not be ignored even under a trust mandate.

Therefore, the Bureau has categorized forested reservations/properties for their marketable

product values in order to prioritize national program resources and technical support

capabilities (see Glossary on page 12). In general, Category-1 reservations should be of

sufficient size and market value to justify the investment in a year-round program with local

management staff. Whereas, Category-2, 3, 4 a nd 5 reservations would normally share program

staff on an A as needed - when needed @ basis. Thus, the investment in forest planning would also Forest Acres with Current Inventories

(total needed = 18.4 million acres)

7.4 7.6 8.3 8.4 8.2 8.1 8.2 7.2 7.3 7.5 7.4 7.5 7.6 7.5

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

1995 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

YearMillion Acres



# Timber

Woodland 

# Number of Current Inventories

(total needed = 207 tm, 202 wd)

54 98 99 93 93 91 93

116 141 145 140 141 141 143

0 50 100 150 200

1995 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

YearNumber 

# Woodland

Timber

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# 6 vary in detail as would expectation of program costs.

The FY-2005 report follows the format developed in FY-1999 which portrays the entire planning

mandate. The table and graphics below show the Bureau = s planning mandate compliance by

Region relative to all timberland and all woodland (also see Tables - B and C).

Forested Timbered Woodland Total Forest Timberland Woodland Count Pct Acres Pct Count Pct Acres Pct

Alaska(1) Total 11 11 10 512,262 232,668 279,594 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0%

Eastern Total 36 35 3 403,015 371,037 31,978 8 23% 281,656 76% 1 33% 20,353 64%

E. Oklahoma Total 15 10 15 123,877 77,992 45,885 0 0% 0 0% 1 7% 6,280 14%

Great Plains Total 13 6 13 239,393 149,761 89,632 4 67% 143,694 96% 6 46% 42,721 48%

Midwest Total 38 38 1 1,051,171 1,051,011 160 17 45% 1,023,377 97% 1 100% 160 100%

Navajo Total 1 1 1 5,311,975 498,168 4,813,807 1 100% 498,168 100% 1 100% 4,813,807 100%

Northwest Total 46 46 8 2,839,768 2,675,317 164,451 34 74% 2,645,696 99% 3 38% 71,672 44%

Pacific Total 62 29 56 197,743 135,536 62,207 13 45% 123,921 91% 11 20% 23,776 38%

Rocky Mountain Total 7 6 7 750,064 624,371 125,693 6 100% 624,371 100% 6 86% 113,698 90%

Southern Plains Total 22 1 21 99,230 4,615 94,615 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0%

Southwest Total 33 20 30 2,805,545 858,672 1,946,873 9 45% 775,918 90% 6 20% 837,348 43%

Western Total 37 4 37 4,092,635 1,104,819 2,987,816 3 75% 985,072 89% 4 11% 1,770,128 59%

Total 321 207 202 18,426,678 7,783,967 10,642,711 95 46% 7,101,873 91% 40 20% 7,699,943 72%

Trust 286 180 194 18,199,595 7,607,915 10,591,680 93 52% 7,048,428 93% 40 21% 7,699,943 73%

Nontrust 35 27 8 227,083 176,052 51,031 2 7% 53,445 30% 0 0% 0 0% 

# Timbered Reservations with

Current Plan Woodland Reservations With

Current Plan

Region Class

(1) In Alaska, Indian lands are individual restricted status Na tive allotments claimed from the public domain. For management purposes, the Native allotment land base is divided into twelve management units with

boundaries consistent with ANCSA Regional Corporation boundaries. There are over 20,000 individual allotment parcels that coll ectively total nearly 1.5 million acres of Indian land. 

# Number of Reservations(1) Total Acreage Count

National Total 

# Forest Management Planning Compliance by Regional Office

As of September 30, 2005

Acres Count Acres



# The timberland component of Indian forests is shown to have 95 plans in place for FY-2005, up

six plans from 89 in FY-2004 (see charts below). With there being 207 timbered reservations,

this is 46 percent compliance. Woodland reservations have 40 plans in place, or 20 percent of the

program in FY-2005, which is an increase of 3 plans over last year. Based on acreage, there is 91

percent of the timberland acreage covered under a current management plan as well as 72

percent of the woodlands. Overall, this adds up to be 80 percent coverage of all forest lands. The

significant increase in acreage percentages comes from the approval of the Navajo Forest

Management Plan, which over 5 million acres to the totals. See Tables - D/1-2 and E/1-2 in the

Data Summary for detailed regional total and commercial statistics.

The count of all current management plans has remained fairly steady over the past five years,

and even has begun to show a slight but steady increase in counts each year since 2002 when the

count dipped to 119. Percentage wise, there was an increase of 63 percent in acreage covered by

a management plan over last year’s report (14.8 million versus 9.3 million in FY2004). This

year’s large increase is probably a one-time happening due to addition of the Navajo Reservation

which approved their plan during this fiscal year. However, while the Bureau is getting closer to

its mandate of having a current plan on all reservations, there is still much work to be done.

This is where the BIA Division of Forestry’s Forest Management Plan Initiative will help. This

Initiative is designed to get plans produced on the smaller reservations, ones that always seem to

get missed due to the focus on the larger or more active forested reservations. A pilot project has

been put in place with the Pacific Region to de velop a method of generating forest management

plans on smaller reservations. The results of the first year of this project will be reported in next

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# 7 year’s report when the first of these management plans are expected to be approved. As the

process for contracting out the development of mana gement plans is finalized, it is expected that

more regions will participate in this process, hopefully leading to more plans being approved.

The following table presents the management plan compliance by reservation category and forest

land categories for trust reservations only. Program categories define the type and level of

forestry program that exists on the reservations. See the glossary for definitions of the different

program categories. In the past, management emphasis has been focused on the Category 1

reservations, ones that have a significant component of commercial timberland and a annual

harvest of at least one million board feet. This emphasis can be seen in the higher number of

management plans that are current. The forests with a minor component of timberland or

primarily woodlands had less focus due to their nature in timber production and the workload of

the field staff. This emphasis has changed with the passing of P.L.101-630 which mandates that

all forest land have a plan of management. This means that the Bureau and Tribes will have to

catch up on plans for these reservations, which was mentioned above under the discussion of the

Forest Management Planning initiative. Forest Acres with Current Plans

(total needed = 18.4 million acres)

1.9 2.7 1.9 1.8 1.3 2.9 7.7 4.5 6.5

6.4 6.1 6.1 6.4 7.1

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

1995 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

YearMillion Acres



# Timber

Woodland 

# Number of Current Plans

(total needed = 207 tm, 202 wd)

26 34 32 34 34 36 40

64 92 90 85 87 89 95

0 50 100 150 200

1995 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

YearNumber 

# Woodland

Timber

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# 8 Program

Category Total Current(1) Percent Total Current Percent Count Acres Count Acres

1 46 42 91% 14,993,253 14,183,991 95% 41 8,864,503 2.44% 60.01%

2 54 30 56% 1,636,122 1,167,901 71% 26 963,093 15.38% 21.27%

3 16 0 0% 825,965 0 0% 0 0 0.00% 0.00%

4 170 33 19% 744,255 64111 9% 31 51,765 6.45% 23.85%

5 0 0 0% 0 0 0% 0 0 0.00% 0.00%

All 286 105 37% 18,199,595 15,416,003 85% 98 9,879,361 7.14% 56.04%

Program

Category Total Current Percent Total Current Percent Count Acres Count Acres

1 46 42 91% 6,651,503 6,482,226 97% 41 5,974,253 2.44% 8.50%

2 54 28 52% 808,072 549,247 68% 25 420,984 12.00% 30.47%

3 0 0 0% 0 0 0% 0 0 0.00% 0.00%

4 80 23 29% 148,340 16,955 11% 21 14,240 9.52% 19.07%

5 0 0 0% 0 0 0% 0 0 0.00% 0.00%

All 180 93 52% 7,607,915 7,048,428 93% 87 6,409,477 6.90% 9.97%

Program

Category Total Current Percent Total Current Percent Count Acres Count Acres

1 22 13 59% 8,341,750 7,196,993 86% 11 2,384,852 18.18% 201.78%

2 32 14 44% 828,050 462,073 56% 12 443,114 16.67% 4.28%

3 16 0 0% 825,965 0 0% 0 0 0.00% 0.00%

4 124 13 10% 595,915 40,877 7% 13 37,259 0.00% 9.71%

5 0 0 0% 0 0 0% 0 0 0.00% 0.00%

All 194 40 21% 10,591,680 7,699,943 73% 36 2,865,225 11.11% 168.74%

(1) Includes reservations with either a Forest Plan or a Timberland Component Plan, Woodland Component Plan or both. Acreage

totals include all forested acres on reservation.

(2) Includes reservations with a reported timberland component plan. Acreage totals include only timberland acres.

(3) Includes reservations with a reported woodland component plan. Acreage totals include only woodland acres. 2004 Current Totals

2004 Current Totals Percent Increase

2004 Current Totals Percent Increase Woodland Component Only (3) Timberland Component Only (2) Percent Increase Forested Reservation Count

Woodland Reservation Count Forest Acres

Woodland Acres Timbered Reservation Count Timber Acres Forest-Wide (1) 

# Trust Lands Only 

# Summary of Planning Status for Fore st-Wide and Timberland/Woodland Components

by Program Category - 2005



# The difference between the current forest acres and the sum of the current forest components is

in the determination of whether a forest plan is in place versus a individual component plan. In

some cases, there are acreage of, say woodland, that does not have a woodland plan, but there is

a timber plan that discusses woodlands. In that case, there is a forest plan and the woodland acres

are added into the total. However, for the individual component, the acreage will not be

included, since there is not a component plan.

Program Accomplishments

Each year, the region’s update information regarding what is the year of current information on

each of the FMI&P segments. From this data, the following report was generated to show which

projects were reported as “completed” during the cu rrent fiscal year. Some of the projects listed

show the calendar years 2004 and 2005. The ones for 2004 are actually projects that were

completed after the compilation of FY2004’s Stat us report. Definition of Program Category and

Type codes can be found in the glossary. The point that needs to be remembered is that not all

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# 9 projects are scheduled for completion in the year they are funded and other projects are always

ongoing and never have a “completed” date. A significant number of projects were completed

this past year, which should be sign of true accomplishment.

Program Timber

Region_Name Forest_Name Category Class Rem_Sen For_Map Fld_Inv Inv_Anl For_His Int_Res Mgt_Pln Env_Asm

ALASKA CHUGACH 2 T 2003 1989 2005 1989 1989

ALASKA DOYON 2 T 2004 2004 1998 1998

EASTERN OKLAHOMA SEMINOLE (OKLA.) 4 T 2001 2001 2000 2002 2005 2002 2002

GREAT PLAINS PINE RIDGE 2 T 1991 1995 1991 1995 1988 2005 2005

MIDWEST BAD RIVER 1 T 1994 2005 1997 2001 2001 2001

MIDWEST BAY MILLS 2 T 2004 2004 1992 1998

MIDWEST BOIS FORTE 1 T 2004 2005 1993 1999 1992 2000 2000 2000

MIDWEST FOND DU LAC 2 T 2002 2003 2004 1990 1992 1990

MIDWEST GRAND PORTAGE 1 T 2005 2004 1992 2001 1992 1990 1990 1985

MIDWEST Ho Chunk WINNEBAGO P.D. (MN ) 4 T 2003 2004

MIDWEST LAC COURTE OREILLES 1 T 2004 2005 1994 1991 1997 2000 2000 2000

MIDWEST LAC DU FLAMBEAU 1 T 2003 2005 1992 1993 1997 1991 1991 1991

MIDWEST LAC VIEUX DESERT 4 T 2004 2005 1993

MIDWEST L'ANSE 2 T 2004 2004 1992 1994 2003 1996 1996

MIDWEST LEECH LAKE 1 T 2003 2004 1994 1995 1992 2002 2002 2002

MIDWEST MILLE LACS 2 T 2002 2005 1996 1981 1992 1993 1993 1993

MIDWEST POTAWATOMI (WI) 2 T 2003 2004 1990 1993 1997 2000

MIDWEST RED LAKE 1 T 2004 2005 1993 2002 1999 2000 2000 2000

MIDWEST STOCKBRIDGE/MUNSEE 1 T 2002 2005 2004 1992 1997 1996

MIDWEST WHITE EARTH 1 T 2003 2005 2003 1993 1992 2005 2000

NAVAJO NAVAJO 1 T 1989 1993 1990 1995 2002 2005 2005

NORTHWEST COW CREEK, BAND OF UMPQU A 4 T 2005 2005 2005 2005

NORTHWEST FORT HALL 2 T 1993 1996 2001 2004 2004

NORTHWEST KOOTENAI 4 T 1983 1990 2000 2001 2004 2004

NORTHWEST MAKAH 1 T 2000 2002 2004 1996 1996 1999 1999

NORTHWEST PUGET SOUND P.D. 4 T 2001 2004 2004 2004 1996 1996

NORTHWEST SPOKANE 1 T 1997 1998 1999 2005 1994 1993 1996 1995

NORTHWEST TULALIP 1 T 1995 1995 2003 2004 1995 1995

NORTHWEST UMATILLA 1 T 2004 1990 2004 2000 1981

ROCKY MOUNTAIN BLACKFEET 1 T 1999 2002 2005 1994 1998 1997 1997

ROCKY MOUNTAIN NORTHERN CHEYENNE 1 T 1999 2002 2005 1997 1998 1999 1999

WESTERN FORT APACHE 1 T 2003 1981 2005 1995 1990 2005 2005

WESTERN HUALAPAI 1 T 1990 1985 1994 2004 2004 2004

GREAT PLAINS PINE RIDGE 2 W 1991 1988 2005

ROCKY MOUNTAIN BLACKFEET 1 W 2002 2005 1994 1998 1997 1997 1997

ROCKY MOUNTAIN NORTHERN CHEYENNE 1 W 2002 2005 1987 1998 1999 1999 1999

ROCKY MOUNTAIN ROCKY BOY'S 2 W 2005 1993 1995 1999 1983 1997 1997

WESTERN FORT APACHE 1 W 1984 1995 1995 1990 2005 2005

Total Accomplishments 64 10 18 12 6 1 1 9 7

Footnote:

Dates hightlighted in bold print and shaded are projects reported as being completed in FY2005 Year of Accomplishment 

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# Budgetary Needs

The FY-2005 Status of FMI&P report documents a 10-year average annual program funding

need of approximately $8.0 million , of which approximately 9% has been identified as

available from program funds (see Tables F, G & H in Data Summary). The remaining 91% is

unfunded and is requested through the special a dd-on FMI&P funding that Division of Forestry

provides the agencies and tribes. But the amount of need far exceeds the available funding. As a

consequence of this shortfall, many projects are not funded at all or funded at a reduced amount.

This project postponement or underfunding show s up when looking at the needs on an annual

basis for the next ten years. When looking at the needs by year, it can be seen that the needs are

significantly higher in the upcoming years than as compared to the years further out into the

future (see table below). This tends to occur each year because projects that were not funded in

the past year are typically rolled forward one year in an effort to get funding for projects that

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# 10 need to be done. For the upcoming year, the amount of needed money increase more than $3

million from the estimated needs reported in last year’s report. Some of this may be for new

projects that had to be scheduled for some reason, but most seems to have been rolled forward

from the FY2005 projects that were not funded.

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# 11 For FY2006, the available funding is estimated to be slightly over $2 million, so there still will

be a shortfall of $10 million (or approximately 83%) to accomplish all projects identified as

needed to meet the trust responsibilities on tribal forests. An additional $1 million has been

added to the forestry budget to address the deficiency in current management plans.

Year Available Needed Available Needed Available Needed Available Needed Available Needed

2006 982.2 6,151.5 413.8 3,689.5 72.0 2,058.0 10.0 479.5 1,478.0 12,378.5

2007 589.0 4,411.0 187.0 3,018.0 25.0 1,567.5

- 994.5 801.0 9,991.0

2008 466.0 2,999.0 176.0 3,153.0 10.0 930.5

- 838.5 652.0 7,921.0

2009 541.0 3,473.0 198.0 2,773.0

- 694.5

- 928.5 739.0 7,869.0

2010 491.0 2,817.5 363.0 3,059.0 25.0 520.0

- 954.0 879.0 7,350.5

2011 538.0 3,007.0 260.0 2,307.0 16.0 545.0

- 185.0 814.0 6,044.0

2012 486.0 2,948.0 179.0 2,376.0 5.0 414.0 5.0 316.0 675.0 6,054.0

2013 520.0 3,011.0 170.0 2,067.0

- 478.0

- 269.0 690.0 5,825.0

2014 503.0 3,129.5 218.0 1,801.0

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- 201.0 721.0 5,581.5

2015 129.0 2,449.0 80.0 1,032.0

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10-Year Total 5,245.2 34,396.5 2,244.8 25,275.5 153.0 7,932.5 15.0 5,286.0 7,658.0 72,890.5 

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Inventory Planning Inventory Planning Total



# Conclusions

This report continues to document the challenge confronting the Bureau’s trust responsibility

regarding Indian forest lands. Forest resource monitoring data, long-range management

planning, and the informed decision making associated with both, is essential to the success of

tribal aspirations for self-governance. Yet the planning effort for their lands and resources is not

keeping up. Based on acreage, 91 percent (7.1 of 7.8 million timberland acres) of Indian

timberlands and 72 percent (7.7 of 10.6 million woodland acres) of woodlands are covered by

approved plans, for an overall compliance of 80 percent. Hindering the Bureau’s trust

responsibility is the annual funding shortfall wher e only 9 percent of the needed funding can be

anticipated. The lack of planning resources has slowed the rate of achievement to a point of

stagnation, where older plans are becoming outdated as fast as new plans can be developed and

approved. It is increasingly apparent that existing Bureau organizational resources are

inadequate to address the cost of current technologies, scope of ecological complexities, and

heightened population demands upon available forest lands. In addition, there is the regulatory

threat of program curtailments and program shutdowns pending the development of mandated

management plans. With the increase in tribal program control and responsibility through selfgovernance, this is no longer an isolated problem internal to the BIA, but a significant dilemma

confronting the entire Indian community.

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# 12 Forest Management Inventories and Planning

Glossary

Accessible Forest land that is physically, admini stratively and economically accessible to harvest

or is anticipated to become so during the management plan period.

Commercial

Forest Land

(25CFR) Commercial forest land means forest land that is producing or capable of producing

crops of marketable forest products and is administratively available for intensive

management and sustained production.

Dated Beginning with the FY-1992 report, field inventories and inventory analyses were

considered outdated if they were older than 15 years. Planning and environmental

documents are considered outdated if they exceed the dates of the specified plan

period, normally ten years. Additionally, historical documents are required only for

Category 1 forested reservations and histor ical document updates are encouraged every

ten years.

FMI&P Forest Management Inventory and Planning - The Indian Forestry Program function

dedicated to forest monitoring inventories a nd long-term planning, not to be confused

with silvicultural cruises, realty appraisals, etc.

FMP Forest Management Plan - A detailed document that prescribes for a specific period of

time the implementation of management activities on Indian forest lands which must

be performed in order to attain the beneficial Indian owners= goals and objectives.

The FMP is developed by the Forest Manager and approved by the BIA. It is always

in conformance with federal regulatory manda tes and the tribe=s IRMP, if one exists.

FMP Segments Integral, but distinct, parts of an FM P. Herein identified as: 1) remote sensing, 2)

mapping-digitizing, 3) field inventory, 4) inventory analysis, 5) history, 6)

implementation plan, and 7) environmental assessment.

Forest Land

(25CFR) Forest or forest land means an ecosystem at least one acre in size, including timber

land and woodland, which: Is characterized by a more or less dense and extensive tree

cover; contains, or once contained, at l east ten percent crown cover, and is not

developed or planned for exclusive non-forest resource use.

Inaccessible Forest lands that are inaccessible by c onventional logging methods (i.e. steep terrain or

cut-off ridges or canyons) or restricted by sp ecial treatments (i.e. disease and insect

areas) are excluded from lands that are suitable for timber management.

Indian Forest Prior to 1990 it was the BIA=s policy to require FMPs for Indian forest lands Athat are

considered to be chiefly valuable for the production of forest crops...@ (25 CFR

141.1(b)). Since 1990 (P.L. 101-630) and the le gislated mandate to have a plan of

management, the Indian forest is defined as AIndian lands, including commercial and

non-commercial timberland and woodland, that are considered chiefly valuable for the

production of forest products or to maintain watershed or other land values enhanced

by a forest cover@ (25 USC 3103(3)).

IRMP Integrated Resource Management Plan - A strategic policy document encompassing

the valued natural resources of an entire re servation or Native American property that

has been developed through a tribally driven planning process. The address of forest

land management and its impact on and/or by other resource management is an

integral, but fractionated, part of an IRMP.

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# 13 Forest Management Inventories and Planning

Glossary

Noncommercial

Forest Land

(25CFR) Noncommercial forest land means forest land that is available for extensive

management, but is incapable of producing sustainable forest products within the

general rotation period. Such land may be ec onomically harvested, but the site quality

does not warrant significant investment to enhance future crops.

Nonforest Land Lands that do not fall under the defin ition of Forest Land. This is land that (1) has

never supported forests (e.g., barren, alpine tundra), (2) was formerly forested, but has

been converted to a non-forest area class (e .g., rangeland, cropland), or (3) presently

meets the stocking requirements for forest land, but human activity on the site will

preclude the natural succession of the stand (re sidential development). Other examples

of non-forest land are improved roads of a ny width, graded or otherwise regularly

maintained for long-term continuing use, and rights-of-way of all power lines,

pipelines, other transmission lines, and operating railroads. If intermingled in forest

areas, unimproved roads and non-forest strips must be at least 120-feet wide and 1 acre

in size to qualify as non-forest land.

Non-Trust

Reservation Reservation or Indian property that the Bur eau is charged with some degree of legal

responsibility, but the land is not in [Federal] trust status.

Productive

Forest Land

(25CFR) Productive forest land means forest land producing or capable of producing marketable

forest products that is unavailable for harves t because of administrative restrictions or

because access is not practical.

Program

Category Current category definitions were establishe d in 1986 for the ranking of forest lands to

establish emphasis and priority for program implementation. Designation of

reservations/properties is the responsibility of the Regional Director and is reevaluated as part of each year’s update of this report.

Program

Category Category-1 - Major Forested Reservation - Comprised of more than 10,000 acres of

commercial timberland in trust, or determ ined to have more than 1.0 MMBM (million

board measure) harvest of timber products annually.

Category-2 - Minor Forested Reservation - Comprised of less than 10,000 acres of

commercial timberland in trust, and less than 1.0 MMBM harvest of timber products

annually, or whose forest resource is determined by the Regional Office to be of

significant commercial timber value.

Category-3 - Significant Woodland Reservation - Comprised of an identifiable forest

area of any size which is lacking a timberland component, and whose forest resource is

determined by the Regional Office to be of significant commercial woodland value.

Category-4 - Minimally Forested Reservation - Comprised of an identifiable forest

area of any size determined by the Regional Office to be of minor commercial value at

this time.

Category-5 - Reservation or Indian property with forest land that the Bureau is

charged with some degree of legal responsib ility, but the land is not in [Federal] trust

status.”

Program Type Describes how the forestry program is funded and managed

A - All BIA. Program remains under the respons ibility of the Bureau of Indian Affairs.

B - P.L. 93-638. Program has been contracted to the Tribe under the P.L. 93-638

contracting regulations.

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# 14 Forest Management Inventories and Planning

Glossary

Program Type

(Continued) C - Part P.L. 93-638. Only a portion of th e program has been contracted by the Tribe

under the P.L. 93-638 contracting regulations . The remaining portion is still managed

by the BIA.

D - All Compact. The entire forestry program has been compacted by the Tribe.

E - Partial Compact. Only a portion of the fo restry program has been compacted by the

Tribe. The remaining portion of the program is still managed by the BIA.

F - Other. The program is managed under some other agreement.

X - Unknown. The program management is unknown at this time.

Reserved Forest land that is unavailable for ha rvest because of administrative restrictions.

Timberland

(25CFR) Timberland means forest lands stocked, or cap able of being stocked, with tree species

that are regionally utilized for lumber , pulpwood, poles or veneer products.

Trust

Reservation Reservation or Indian property that is in [Federal] trust status.

Unproductive

Forest Land

(25CFR) Unproductive forest land means forest land that is not producing or capable of

producing marketable forest products and is also unavailable for harvest because of

administrative restrictions or because access is not practical.

Unreserved Forest land that is administratively available for harvest.

Woodland

(25CFR) Woodland means forest land not included within the timberland classification, stocked,

or capable of being stocked, with tree speci es of such form and size to produce forest

products that are generally marketable within the region for products other than

lumber, pulpwood or veneer.

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# 15 

# DATA SUMMARY2005 Status of Forest Management Inventory and Planning16Table - A STATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSNATIONAL FOREST LAND INVENTORY SUMMARY BY REGIONStatus as of September 30, 2005---------- TOTAL ---------- : :REGIONAL RES FOREST COMM. FOR. : TIMBERLAND COMMERCIAL TIMBER TIMBER : WOODLAND COMMERCIAL WOODLAND WOODLANDOFFICE CNT AREA (Acre) AREA (Acre) : CNT AREA (Acre) AREA (Acre) VOL. (mmbm) AAC (mmbm) : CNT AREA (Acre) AREA (Acre) VOL. (mcds) AAC (mcds)__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ALASKA (Trust) 11 512,262 370,886 : 11 232,668 180,114 659.4 0.0 : 10 279,594 190,772 614.4 0.0(Non-Trust*) 0 0 0 : 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 : 00 0 0.0 0.0(All) 11 512,262 370,886 : 11 232,668 180,114 659.4 0.0 : 10 279,594 190,772 614.4 0.0EASTERN (Trust) 16 282,107 214,687 : 16 252,910 194,734 1,078.3 22.7 : 2 29,197 19,953 0.0 0.0(Non-Trust*) 20 120,908 113,220 : 19 118,127 113,220 461.0 0.0 : 1 2,781 0 0.0 0.0(All) 36 403,015 327,907 : 35 371,037 307,954 1,539.3 22.7 : 3 31,978 19,953 0.0 0.0EASTERN OKLAHOMA (Trust) 13 123,772 99,754 : 10 77,992 57,266 83.5 2.4 : 13 45,780 42,488 152.2 3.7(Non-Trust*) 2 105 80 : 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 : 2105 80 0.0 0.0(All) 15 123,877 99,834 : 10 77,992 57,266 83.5 2.4 : 15 45,885 42,568 152.2 3.7GREAT PLAINS (Trust) 13 239,393 159,498 : 6 149,761 70,666 165.6 3.3 : 13 89,632 88,832 1,041.7 9.3(Non-Trust*) 0 0 0 : 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 : 00 0 0.0 0.0(All) 13 239,393 159,498 : 6 149,761 70,666 165.6 3.3 : 13 89,632 88,832 1,041.7 9.3MIDWEST (Trust) 38 1,051,171 893,042 : 38 1,051,011 892,882 7,417.9 179.1 : 1160 160 0.0 0.0(Non-Trust*) 0 0 0 : 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 : 00 0 0.0 0.0(All) 38 1,051,171 893,042 : 38 1,051,011 892,882 7,417.9 179.1 : 1160 160 0.0 0.0NAVAJO (Trust) 1 5,311,975 1,522,735 : 1 498,168 388,626 2,356.0 0.0 : 1 4,813,807 1,134,109 1,822.0 0.0(Non-Trust*) 0 0 0 : 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 : 00 0 0.0 0.0(All) 1 5,311,975 1,522,735 : 1 498,168 388,626 2,356.0 0.0 : 1 4,813,807 1,134,109 1,822.0 0.0NORTHWEST (Trust) 41 2,807,993 1,957,693 : 41 2,643,542 1,884,725 22,920.7 383.5 : 8 164,451 72,968 100.0 0.0(Non-Trust*) 5 31,775 28,836 : 5 31,775 28,836 96.1 1.2 : 00 0 0.0 0.0(All) 46 2,839,768 1,986,529 : 46 2,675,317 1,913,561 23,016.8 384.7 : 8 164,451 72,968 100.0 0.0PACIFIC (Trust) 62 197,743 156,737 : 29 135,536 116,046 1,619.1 15.8 : 56 62,207 40,691 961.3 23.8(Non-Trust*) 0 0 0 : 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 : 00 0 0.0 0.0(All) 62 197,743 156,737 : 29 135,536 116,046 1,619.1 15.8 : 56 62,207 40,691 961.3 23.8ROCKY MOUNTAIN (Trust) 7 750,064 317,344 : 6 624,371 227,922 910.4 15.4 : 7 125,693 89,422 566.8 9.5(Non-Trust*) 0 0 0 : 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 : 00 0 0.0 0.0(All) 7 750,064 317,344 : 6 624,371 227,922 910.4 15.4 : 7 125,693 89,422 566.8 9.5SOUTHERN PLAINS (Trust) 22 99,230 98,653 : 1 4,615 4,038 21.7 0.6 : 21 94,615 94,615 61.0 0.0(Non-Trust*) 0 0 0 : 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 : 00 0 0.0 0.0(All) 22 99,230 98,653 : 1 4,615 4,038 21.7 0.6 : 21 94,615 94,615 61.0 0.0SOUTHWEST (Trust) 25 2,731,250 1,204,385 : 17 832,522 556,681 1,842.9 32.1 : 25 1,898,728 647,704 5,206.6 59.5(Non-Trust*) 8 74,295 21,150 : 3 26,150 21,150 0.0 0.0 : 5 48,145 0 0.0 0.0(All) 33 2,805,545 1,225,535 : 20 858,672 577,831 1,842.9 32.1 : 30 1,946,873 647,704 5,206.6 59.5WESTERN (Trust) 37 4,092,635 2,070,833 : 4 1,104,819 826,444 2,989.2 49.9 : 37 2,987,816 1,244,389 8,666.2 92.0(Non-Trust*) 0 0 0 : 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 : 00 0 0.0 0.0(All) 37 4,092,635 2,070,833 : 4 1,104,819 826,444 2,989.2 49.9 : 37 2,987,816 1,244,389 8,666.2 92.0__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________: :Total (Trust) 286 18,199,595 9,066,247 : 180 7,607,915 5,400,144 42,064.8 704.8 : 194 10,591,680 3,666,103 19,192.2 197.8(Non-Trust*) 35 227,083 163,286 : 27 176,052 163,206 557.1 1.2 : 8 51,031 80 0.0 0.0(All) 321 18,426,678 9,229,533 : 207 7,783,967 5,563,350 42,621.8 706.0 : 202 10,642,711 3,666,183 19,192.2 197.8Reservations are included in this report when the reported forested acreage (timber and woodland) is > 0.* Non-trust includes wholly non-trust Reservations and non-trust parcels of trust Indian entities.2005 Status of Forest Management Inventory and Planning17Table - B STATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSNUMBER OF CURRENT PLANNING SEGMENTSStatus as of September 30, 2005SUMMARY OF REGIONAL CATEGORY 1 & 2 TIMBERLANDSREGIONAL CATEGORY 1 & 2 CURRENT FIELD INVENTORY ACCEPTED FOREST ENVIRONMENTALOFFICE TIMBERED RES. MGT PLAN INVENTORY(I) ANALYSIS(I) AAC(P) HISTORY(P) ASSESSMENT(P)__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ALASKA 6 0 4 3 0 0 0EASTERN 5 5 4 4 5 0 3EASTERN OKLAHOMA 2 0 0 0 0 0 0GREAT PLAINS 6 4 6 5 4 5 4MIDWEST 20 15 18 15 15 9 9NAVAJO 1 1 1 1 1 1 1NORTHWEST 27 22 24 21 23 5 16PACIFIC 5 5 5 5 5 1 4ROCKY MOUNTAIN 6 6 6 5 6 3 5SOUTHERN PLAINS 1 0 1 0 0 0 0SOUTHWEST 17 9 14 12 8 1 6WESTERN 4 3 3 4 3 0 3__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Total 100 70 86 75 70 25 51SUMMARY OF REGIONAL CATEGORY 3, 4 & 5 TIMBERLANDSREGIONAL CATEGORY 3/4/5 CURRENT FIELD INVENTORY ACCEPTED FOREST ENVIRONMENTALOFFICE TIMBERED RES. MGT PLAN INVENTORY(I) ANALYSIS(I) AAC(P) HISTORY(P) ASSESSMENT(P)__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ALASKA 5 0 3 1 0 0 0EASTERN 30 3 7 4 1 2 3EASTERN OKLAHOMA 8 0 8 8 0 0 4GREAT PLAINS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0MIDWEST 18 2 11 3 2 3 0NAVAJO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0NORTHWEST 19 12 11 11 11 1 8PACIFIC 24 8 17 17 8 8 14ROCKY MOUNTAIN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0SOUTHERN PLAINS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0SOUTHWEST 3 0 0 0 0 0 0WESTERN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Total 107 25 57 44 22 14 29==========================================================================================================================All 207 95 143 119 92 39 80NOTES: 1) (P)=Planning Segment, (I)=Inventory Segment2) Reservations are included in this report only if they have a reported timbered acreage (See Catalog of Forest Acres).3) Management Plans in effect through 2005 are considered current.4) Other planning segments are considered current if in last 10 years for Category 1 & 2 reservations.5) Inventory segments are considered current if in last 15 years for Category 1 & 2 reservations.6) Category 3,4 & 5 reservations inventory and planning segments never expire.7) Forest histories are only administratively required for Category 1 forested reservations.8) Accepted AAC are reservations with current forest management plan and timber annual allowable cut is > 0.2005 Status of Forest Management Inventory and Planning18Table - C STATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSNUMBER OF CURRENT PLANNING SEGMENTSStatus as of September 30, 2005SUMMARY OF REGIONAL CATEGORY 1 & 2 WOODLANDSREGIONAL CATEGORY 1 & 2 CURRENT FIELD INVENTORY ACCEPTED FOREST ENVIRONMENTALOFFICE WOODLAND RES. MGT PLAN INVENTORY(I) ANALYSIS(I) AAC(P) HISTORY(P) ASSESSMENT(P)__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ALASKA 5 0 2 2 0 0 0EASTERN 1 1 0 1 1 0 1EASTERN OKLAHOMA 2 1 0 0 1 0 0GREAT PLAINS 6 4 4 0 4 0 1MIDWEST 1 1 1 1 0 1 0NAVAJO 1 1 1 1 1 0 0NORTHWEST 6 2 3 3 2 0 1PACIFIC 5 3 3 3 3 0 1ROCKY MOUNTAIN 6 6 5 2 6 3 5SOUTHERN PLAINS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0SOUTHWEST 17 5 12 10 5 0 1WESTERN 4 3 3 3 3 0 3__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Total 54 27 34 26 26 4 13SUMMARY OF REGIONAL CATEGORY 3, 4 & 5 WOODLANDSREGIONAL CATEGORY 3/4/5 CURRENT FIELD INVENTORY ACCEPTED FOREST ENVIRONMENTALOFFICE WOODLAND RES. MGT PLAN INVENTORY(I) ANALYSIS(I) AAC(P) HISTORY(P) ASSESSMENT(P)__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ALASKA 5 0 2 1 0 0 0EASTERN 2 0 0 0 0 0 0EASTERN OKLAHOMA 13 0 10 10 0 0 1GREAT PLAINS 7 2 0 0 2 0 2MIDWEST 0 0 0 0 0 0 0NAVAJO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0NORTHWEST 2 1 0 0 1 0 0PACIFIC 51 8 24 22 8 18 18ROCKY MOUNTAIN 1 0 1 1 0 0 1SOUTHERN PLAINS 21 0 20 0 0 0 0SOUTHWEST 13 1 0 0 0 0 0WESTERN 33 1 2 2 1 0 0__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Total 148 13 59 36 12 18 22==========================================================================================================================All 202 40 93 62 38 22 35NOTES: 1) (P)=Planning Segment, (I)=Inventory Segment2) Reservations are included in this report only if they have a reported woodland acreage (See Catalog of Forest Acres).3) Management Plans in effect through 2005 are considered current.4) Other planning segments are considered current if in last 10 years for Category 1 & 2 reservations.5) Inventory segments are considered current if in last 15 years for Category 1 & 2 reservations.6) Category 3,4 & 5 reservations inventory and planning segments never expire.7) Forest histories are only administratively required for Category 1 forested reservations.8) Accepted AAC are reservations with current forest management plan and timber annual allowable cut is > 0.2005 Status of Forest Management Inventory and Planning19Table - D/1 STATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSTIMBERLAND ACRES UNDER CURRENT PLAN SEGMENTStatus as of September 30, 2005SUMMARY OF REGIONAL CATEGORY 1 & 2 TIMBERLANDSREGIONAL TOTAL CURRENT FIELD INVENTORY ACCEPTED FOREST ENVIRONMENTALOFFICE TIMBERLAND AREA MGT PLAN INVENTORY(I) ANALYSIS(I) AAC(P) HISTORY(P) ASSESSMENT(P)_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ALASKA 146,638 0 131,781 125,769 0 0 0EASTERN 249,685 249,685 240,435 141,316 249,685 0 166,638EASTERN OKLAHOMA 58,452 0 0 0 0 0 0GREAT PLAINS 149,761 143,694 149,761 149,261 143,694 65,289 143,694MIDWEST 1,036,381 1,020,659 1,034,331 1,019,973 1,020,659 822,640 894,404NAVAJO 498,168 498,168 498,168 498,168 498,168 498,168 498,168NORTHWEST 2,633,472 2,613,215 2,631,048 2,452,930 2,615,670 651,546 2,127,707PACIFIC 120,691 120,691 120,691 120,691 120,691 14,408 120,691ROCKY MOUNTAIN 624,371 624,371 624,371 594,941 624,371 426,840 594,941SOUTHERN PLAINS 4,615 0 4,615 0 0 0 0SOUTHWEST 832,522 775,918 821,045 797,364 773,081 560,447 651,367WESTERN 1,104,819 985,072 985,072 1,104,819 985,072 0 985,072_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Total 7,459,575 7,031,473 7,241,318 7,005,232 7,031,091 3,039,338 6,182,682SUMMARY OF REGIONAL CATEGORY 3, 4 & 5 TIMBERLANDSREGIONAL TOTAL CURRENT FIELD INVENTORY ACCEPTED FOREST ENVIRONMENTALOFFICE TIMBERLAND AREA MGT PLAN INVENTORY(I) ANALYSIS(I) AAC(P) HISTORY(P) ASSESSMENT(P)_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ALASKA 86,030 0 68,854 4,004 0 0 0EASTERN 121,352 31,971 91,475 32,752 383 31,588 31,971EASTERN OKLAHOMA 19,540 0 19,540 19,540 0 0 5,732GREAT PLAINS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0MIDWEST 14,630 2,718 11,274 3,989 2,718 8,269 0NAVAJO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0NORTHWEST 41,845 32,481 29,089 29,089 31,557 228 29,702PACIFIC 14,845 3,230 13,180 13,180 3,230 8,966 4,874ROCKY MOUNTAIN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0SOUTHERN PLAINS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0SOUTHWEST 26,150 0 0 0 0 0 0WESTERN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0CENTRAL OFFICE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Total 324,392 70,400 233,412 102,554 37,888 49,051 72,279=============================================================================================================================All Categories 7,783,967 7,101,873 7,474,730 7,107,786 7,068,979 3,088,389 6,254,961NOTES: 1) (P)=Planning Segment, (I)=Inventory Segment2) Reservations are included in this report only if they have a reported timbered acreage (See Catalog of Forest Acres).3) Management Plans in effect through 2005 are considered current.4) Other planning segments are considered current if in last 10 years for Category 1 & 2 reservations.5) Inventory segments are considered current if in last 15 years for Category 1 & 2 reservations.6) Category 3,4 & 5 reservations inventory and planning segments never expire.7) Forest histories are only administratively required for Category 1 forested reservations.8) Accepted AAC are reservations with current forest management plan and timber annual allowable cut is > 0.2005 Status of Forest Management Inventory and Planning20Table - D/2 STATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSCOMMERCIAL TIMBERLAND ACRES UNDER CURRENT PLAN SEGMENTStatus as of September 30, 2005SUMMARY OF REGIONAL CATEGORY 1 & 2 TIMBERLANDSCOMMERCIALREGIONAL ACCESS. UNRES. CURRENT FIELD INVENTORY ACCEPTED FOREST ENVIRONMENTALOFFICE TIMBERLAND AREA MGT PLAN INVENTORY(I) ANALYSIS(I) AAC(P) HISTORY(P) ASSESSMENT(P)_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ALASKA 94,084 0 79,227 73,215 0 0 0EASTERN 193,315 193,315 186,692 127,004 193,315 0 116,176EASTERN OKLAHOMA 46,826 0 0 0 0 0 0GREAT PLAINS 70,666 64,599 70,666 70,166 64,599 45,191 64,599MIDWEST 880,956 867,341 879,295 865,732 867,341 686,555 760,103NAVAJO 388,626 388,626 388,626 388,626 388,626 388,626 388,626NORTHWEST 1,874,751 1,858,231 1,872,457 1,694,741 1,860,686 488,477 1,526,570PACIFIC 102,845 102,845 102,845 102,845 102,845 14,408 102,845ROCKY MOUNTAIN 227,922 227,922 227,922 200,427 227,922 187,083 200,427SOUTHERN PLAINS 4,038 0 4,038 0 0 0 0SOUTHWEST 556,681 514,079 554,472 546,675 513,362 392,117 430,034WESTERN 826,444 706,697 706,697 826,444 706,697 0 706,697_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Total 5,267,154 4,923,655 5,072,937 4,895,875 4,925,393 2,202,457 4,296,077SUMMARY OF REGIONAL CATEGORY 3, 4 & 5 TIMBERLANDSCOMMERCIALREGIONAL ACCESS. UNRES. CURRENT FIELD INVENTORY ACCEPTED FOREST ENVIRONMENTALOFFICE TIMBERLAND AREA MGT PLAN INVENTORY(I) ANALYSIS(I) AAC(P) HISTORY(P) ASSESSMENT(P)_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ALASKA 86,030 0 68,854 4,004 0 0 0EASTERN 114,639 30,073 87,930 30,073 351 29,722 30,073EASTERN OKLAHOMA 10,440 0 10,440 10,440 0 0 5,732GREAT PLAINS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0MIDWEST 11,926 2,718 9,070 3,989 2,718 6,165 0NAVAJO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0NORTHWEST 38,810 30,139 26,747 26,747 29,215 228 27,370PACIFIC 13,201 2,817 12,058 12,058 2,817 8,279 4,435ROCKY MOUNTAIN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0SOUTHERN PLAINS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0SOUTHWEST 21,150 0 0 0 0 0 0WESTERN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0CENTRAL OFFICE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Total 296,196 65,747 215,099 87,311 35,101 44,394 67,610=============================================================================================================================All Categories 5,563,350 4,989,402 5,288,036 4,983,186 4,960,494 2,246,851 4,363,687NOTES: 1) (P)=Planning Segment, (I)=Inventory Segment2) Reservations are included in this report only if they have a reported timbered acreage (See Catalog of Forest Acres).3) Management Plans in effect through 2005 are considered current.4) Other planning segments are considered current if in last 10 years for Category 1 & 2 reservations.5) Inventory segments are considered current if in last 15 years for Category 1 & 2 reservations.6) Category 3,4 & 5 reservations inventory and planning segments never expire.7) Forest histories are only administratively required for Category 1 forested reservations.8) Accepted AAC are reservations with current forest management plan and timber annual allowable cut is > 0.2005 Status of Forest Management Inventory and Planning21Table - E/1 STATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSWOODLAND ACRES UNDER CURRENT PLAN SEGMENTStatus as of September 30, 2005SUMMARY OF REGIONAL CATEGORY 1 & 2 WOODLANDSREGIONAL TOTAL CURRENT FIELD INVENTORY ACCEPTED FOREST ENVIRONMENTALOFFICE WOODLAND AREA MGT PLAN INVENTORY(I) ANALYSIS(I) AAC(P) HISTORY(P) ASSESSMENT(P)_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ALASKA 78,139 0 53,843 53,843 0 0 0EASTERN 20,353 20,353 0 20,353 20,353 20,353 20,353EASTERN OKLAHOMA 8,240 6,280 0 0 6,280 0 0GREAT PLAINS 37,466 35,986 20,886 0 35,986 0 792MIDWEST 160 160 160 160 0 160 0NAVAJO 4,813,807 4,813,807 4,813,807 4,813,807 4,813,807 0 0NORTHWEST 164,310 71,642 38,011 38,011 71,642 0 71,018PACIFIC 27,565 23,149 6,875 6,875 23,149 0 1,138ROCKY MOUNTAIN 113,698 113,698 78,850 59,158 113,698 74,562 109,410SOUTHERN PLAINS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0SOUTHWEST 1,816,878 832,311 1,117,070 1,219,812 832,311 0 319,843WESTERN 2,089,184 1,741,680 1,741,680 1,423,725 1,741,680 0 1,741,680_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Total 9,169,800 7,659,066 7,871,182 7,635,744 7,658,906 95,075 2,264,234SUMMARY OF REGIONAL CATEGORY 3, 4 & 5 WOODLANDSREGIONAL TOTAL CURRENT FIELD INVENTORY ACCEPTED FOREST ENVIRONMENTALOFFICE WOODLAND AREA MGT PLAN INVENTORY(I) ANALYSIS(I) AAC(P) HISTORY(P) ASSESSMENT(P)_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ALASKA 201,455 0 88,888 35,641 0 0 0EASTERN 11,625 0 0 0 0 0 0EASTERN OKLAHOMA 37,645 0 34,120 34,120 0 0 424GREAT PLAINS 52,166 6,735 0 0 6,735 0 6,735MIDWEST 0 0 0 0 0 0 0NAVAJO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0NORTHWEST 141 30 0 0 30 0 0PACIFIC 34,642 627 18,163 10,996 627 959 959ROCKY MOUNTAIN 11,995 0 11,995 11,995 0 0 11,995SOUTHERN PLAINS 94,615 0 92,697 0 0 0 0SOUTHWEST 129,995 5,037 0 0 0 0 0WESTERN 898,632 28,448 58,768 225,477 28,448 0 0_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Total 1,472,911 40,877 304,631 318,229 35,840 959 20,113=============================================================================================================================All 10,642,711 7,699,943 8,175,813 7,953,973 7,694,746 96,034 2,284,347NOTES: 1) (P)=Planning Segment, (I)=Inventory Segment2) Reservations are included in this report only if they have a reported woodland acreage (See Catalog of Forest Acres).3) Management Plans in effect through 2005 are considered current.4) Other planning segments are considered current if in last 10 years for Category 1 & 2 reservations.5) Inventory segments are considered current if in last 15 years for Category 1 & 2 reservations.6) Category 3,4 & 5 reservations inventory and planning segments never expire.7) Forest histories are only administratively required for Category 1 forested reservations.8) Accepted AAC are reservations with current forest management plan and timber annual allowable cut is > 0.2005 Status of Forest Management Inventory and Planning22Table - E/2 STATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSCOMMERCIAL WOODLAND ACRES UNDER CURRENT PLAN SEGMENTStatus as of September 30, 2005SUMMARY OF REGIONAL CATEGORY 1 & 2 WOODLANDSCOMMERCIALREGIONAL ACCESS. UNRES. CURRENT FIELD INVENTORY ACCEPTED FOREST ENVIRONMENTALOFFICE WOODLAND AREA MGT PLAN INVENTORY(I) ANALYSIS(I) AAC(P) HISTORY(P) ASSESSMENT(P)_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ALASKA 24,796 0 500 500 0 0 0EASTERN 19,953 19,953 0 19,953 19,953 19,953 19,953EASTERN OKLAHOMA 8,240 6,280 0 0 6,280 0 0GREAT PLAINS 36,666 35,186 20,886 0 35,186 0 792MIDWEST 160 160 160 160 0 160 0NAVAJO 1,134,109 1,134,109 1,134,109 1,134,109 1,134,109 0 0NORTHWEST 72,857 17,576 0 0 17,576 0 17,576PACIFIC 20,421 19,559 496 496 19,559 0 496ROCKY MOUNTAIN 77,427 77,427 74,192 54,572 77,427 69,976 73,211SOUTHERN PLAINS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0SOUTHWEST 640,674 258,719 401,059 451,240 258,719 0 58,405WESTERN 839,702 718,587 718,587 749,412 718,587 0 718,587_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Total 2,875,005 2,287,556 2,349,989 2,410,442 2,287,396 90,089 889,020SUMMARY OF REGIONAL CATEGORY 3, 4 & 5 WOODLANDSCOMMERCIALREGIONAL ACCESS. UNRES. CURRENT FIELD INVENTORY ACCEPTED FOREST ENVIRONMENTALOFFICE WOODLAND AREA MGT PLAN INVENTORY(I) ANALYSIS(I) AAC(P) HISTORY(P) ASSESSMENT(P)_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ALASKA 165,976 0 74,390 24,143 0 0 0EASTERN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0EASTERN OKLAHOMA 34,328 0 30,828 30,828 0 0 282GREAT PLAINS 52,166 6,735 0 0 6,735 0 6,735MIDWEST 0 0 0 0 0 0 0NAVAJO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0NORTHWEST 111 0 0 0 0 0 0PACIFIC 20,270 627 7,939 5,424 627 930 930ROCKY MOUNTAIN 11,995 0 11,995 11,995 0 0 11,995SOUTHERN PLAINS 94,615 0 92,697 0 0 0 0SOUTHWEST 7,030 0 0 0 0 0 0WESTERN 404,687 18,552 23,525 205,730 18,552 0 0_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Total 791,178 25,914 241,374 278,120 25,914 930 19,942=============================================================================================================================All 3,666,183 2,313,470 2,591,363 2,688,562 2,313,310 91,019 908,962NOTES: 1) (P)=Planning Segment, (I)=Inventory Segment2) Reservations are included in this report only if they have a reported woodland acreage (See Catalog of Forest Acres).3) Management Plans in effect through 2005 are considered current.4) Other planning segments are considered current if in last 10 years for Category 1 & 2 reservations.5) Inventory segments are considered current if in last 15 years for Category 1 & 2 reservations.6) Category 3,4 & 5 reservations inventory and planning segments never expire.7) Forest histories are only administratively required for Category 1 forested reservations.8) Accepted AAC are reservations with current forest management plan and timber annual allowable cut is > 0.2005 Status of Forest Management Inventory and Planning23Table - F STATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSTOTAL FMI&P NEEDS SUMMARY BY REGION(FY 2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005TIMBERLAND INVENTORY TIMBERLAND PLANNING WOODLAND INVENTORY WOODLAND PLANNINGTOTAL TIMBER/WOODLANDEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)REGIONAL PROJECTED ADDITIONAL PROJECTED ADDITIONAL PROJECTED ADDITIONAL PROJECTED ADDITIONALPROJECTED ADDITIONALOFFICE AVAIL. NEEDED AVAIL. NEEDED AVAIL. NEEDED AVAIL. NEEDEDAVAIL. NEEDED___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ALASKA 420.2 1,045.0 72.8 482.0 .0 440.0 .0 241.0493.0 2,208.0EASTERN 30.0 2,246.5 15.0 2,050.0 2.0 145.0 .0 275.047.0 4,716.5EASTERN OKLAHOMA 16.0 941.0 .0 1,023.0 .0 82.0 .0 80.016.0 2,126.0GREAT PLAINS .0 750.0 .0 355.0 .0 415.0 .0 345.0.0 1,865.0MIDWEST 475.0 6,352.0 150.0 2,532.5 .0 .0 .0 .0625.0 8,884.5NAVAJO .0 1,152.0 .0 250.0 .0 364.0 .0 350.0.0 2,116.0NORTHWEST 953.0 8,863.0 1,474.0 8,279.0 11.0 806.0 5.0 170.02,443.0 18,118.0PACIFIC .0 1,044.0 .0 1,720.0 .0 448.5 .0 351.0.0 3,563.5ROCKY MOUNTAIN .0 1,995.0 .0 1,912.0 .0 435.0 .0 385.0.0 4,727.0SOUTHERN PLAINS .0 472.0 .0 55.0 .0 70.0 .0 153.0.0 750.0SOUTHWEST .0 3,170.0 .0 2,580.0 .0 235.0 .0 70.0.0 6,055.0WESTERN 273.0 1,819.0 101.0 683.0 140.0 2,160.0 10.0 1,435.0524.0 6,097.0CENTRAL OFFICE 3,078.0 4,547.0 432.0 3,354.0 .0 2,332.0 .0 1,431.03,510.0 11,664.0__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________TOTALS 5,245.2 34,396.5 2,244.8 25,275.5 153.0 7,932.5 15.0 5,286.07,658.0 72,890.5$7,658.0 - TOTAL (10-year) Timberland & Woodland funding AVAILABLE Nationally (projected non-FMI&P program funding).$72,890.5 - TOTAL (10-year) Timberland & Woodland ADDITIONAL inventory and planning funding NEEDED Nationally.$80,548.5 - TOTAL (10-year) Timberland & Woodland FMI&P budget considered necessary Nationally.--- This table shows program need without special assistance. Special FMI&P non-recurring funds are not included. ---2005 Status of Forest Management Inventory and Planning24TABLE - G STATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSNATIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY AND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY BY REGION(FY 2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005NATIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY BY REGIONREMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORY INVENTORY ANALYSISTOTAL INVENTORYEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)REGIONAL PROJECTED ADDITIONAL PROJECTED ADDITIONAL PROJECTED ADDITIONAL PROJECTED ADDITIONALPROJECTED ADDITIONALOFFICE AVAIL. NEEDED AVAIL. NEEDED AVAIL. NEEDED AVAIL. NEEDEDAVAIL. NEEDED__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ALASKA 315.0 195.0 70.0 173.0 35.2 550.0 .0 127.0420.2 1,045.0EASTERN .0 202.5 20.0 495.0 10.0 1,075.0 .0 474.030.0 2,246.5EASTERN OKLAHOMA .0 105.0 .0 291.0 13.0 392.0 3.0 153.016.0 941.0GREAT PLAINS .0 165.0 .0 220.0 .0 215.0 .0 150.0.0 750.0MIDWEST .0 258.5 .0 466.5 310.0 3,176.0 165.0 2,451.0475.0 6,352.0NAVAJO .0 .0 .0 309.0 .0 600.0 .0 243.0.0 1,152.0NORTHWEST 73.0 1,039.0 230.0 1,521.0 358.0 4,455.0 292.0 1,848.0953.0 8,863.0PACIFIC .0 205.0 .0 291.0 .0 333.0 .0 215.0.0 1,044.0ROCKY MOUNTAIN .0 380.0 .0 440.0 .0 835.0 .0 340.0.0 1,995.0SOUTHERN PLAINS .0 13.0 .0 50.0 .0 139.0 .0 270.0.0 472.0SOUTHWEST .0 555.0 .0 815.0 .0 1,360.0 .0 440.0.0 3,170.0WESTERN 25.0 335.0 48.0 347.0 125.0 830.0 75.0 307.0273.0 1,819.0CENTRAL OFFICE .0 .0 .0 .0 2,070.0 2,475.0 1,008.0 2,072.03,078.0 4,547.0__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________TOTALS 413.0 3,453.0 368.0 5,418.5 2,921.2 16,435.0 1,543.0 9,090.05,245.2 34,396.5$5,245.2 - TOTAL (10-year) Timberland Inventory funds AVAILABLE Nationally (based on projected non-FMI&P program funding).$34,396.5 - TOTAL (10-year) Timberland ADDITIONAL Inventory funds NEEDED Nationally.$39,641.7 - TOTAL (10-year) Timberland Inventory Budget considered necessary Nationally.NOTE: Mapping includes forest cover type, habitat type, soil class, land use and other maps (conventional or digital) needed for lang range planning.NATIONAL TIMBERLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY BY REGIONFOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIR. ASSESS. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANTOTAL PLANNINGEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)REGIONAL PROJECTED ADDITIONAL PROJECTED ADDITIONAL PROJECTED ADDITIONAL PROJECTED ADDITIONALPROJECTED ADDITIONALOFFICE AVAIL. NEEDED AVAIL. NEEDED AVAIL. NEEDED AVAIL. NEEDEDAVAIL. NEEDED__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ALASKA .0 .0 72.8 50.0 .0 192.0 .0 240.072.8 482.0EASTERN .0 850.0 5.0 40.0 10.0 560.0 .0 600.015.0 2,050.0EASTERN OKLAHOMA .0 170.0 .0 474.0 .0 209.0 .0 170.0.0 1,023.0GREAT PLAINS .0 35.0 .0 .0 .0 160.0 .0 160.0.0 355.0MIDWEST .0 560.0 150.0 992.0 .0 298.0 .0 682.5150.0 2,532.5NAVAJO .0 100.0 .0 .0 .0 150.0 .0 .0.0 250.0NORTHWEST 55.0 596.0 506.0 2,098.0 395.0 2,682.0 518.0 2,903.01,474.0 8,279.0PACIFIC .0 105.0 .0 350.0 .0 675.0 .0 590.0.0 1,720.0ROCKY MOUNTAIN .0 198.0 .0 624.0 .0 535.0 .0 555.0.0 1,912.0SOUTHERN PLAINS .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 55.0.0 55.0SOUTHWEST .0 300.0 .0 .0 .0 1,160.0 .0 1,120.0.0 2,580.0WESTERN 30.0 133.0 50.0 55.0 11.0 228.0 10.0 267.0101.0 683.0CENTRAL OFFICE .0 .0 .0 1,881.0 .0 .0 432.0 1,473.0432.0 3,354.0__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________TOTALS 85.0 3,047.0 783.8 6,564.0 416.0 6,849.0 960.0 8,815.52,244.8 25,275.5$2,244.8 - TOTAL (10-year) Timberland Inventory funds AVAILABLE Nationally (based on projected non-FMI&P program funding).$25,275.5 - TOTAL (10-year) Timberland ADDITIONAL Inventory funds NEEDED Nationally.$27,520.3 - TOTAL (10-year) Timberland Inventory Budget considered necessary Nationally.NOTE: IRMP costs are the proportionate shared expense assumed by the forestry program.Forest Plan Environmental Assessment costs may be part of and thus hidden in Forest Implementation Plan costs.2005 Status of Forest Management Inventory and Planning25TABLE - H STATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSNATIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY AND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY BY REGION(FY 2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005NATIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY BY REGIONREMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORY INVENTORY ANALYSISTOTAL INVENTORYEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)REGIONAL PROJECTED ADDITIONAL PROJECTED ADDITIONAL PROJECTED ADDITIONAL PROJECTED ADDITIONALPROJECTED ADDITIONALOFFICE AVAIL. NEEDED AVAIL. NEEDED AVAIL. NEEDED AVAIL. NEEDEDAVAIL. NEEDED__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ALASKA .0 .0 .0 109.0 .0 229.0 .0 102.0.0 440.0EASTERN .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 125.0 2.0 20.02.0 145.0EASTERN OKLAHOMA .0 16.0 .0 21.0 .0 20.0 .0 25.0.0 82.0GREAT PLAINS .0 .0 .0 235.0 .0 90.0 .0 90.0.0 415.0MIDWEST .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 .0.0 .0NAVAJO .0 .0 .0 117.0 .0 .0 .0 247.0.0 364.0NORTHWEST .0 55.0 5.0 252.0 1.0 277.0 5.0 222.011.0 806.0PACIFIC .0 .0 .0 61.5 .0 235.5 .0 151.5.0 448.5ROCKY MOUNTAIN .0 .0 .0 180.0 .0 135.0 .0 120.0.0 435.0SOUTHERN PLAINS .0 .0 .0 70.0 .0 .0 .0 .0.0 70.0SOUTHWEST .0 50.0 .0 50.0 .0 70.0 .0 65.0.0 235.0WESTERN 20.0 435.0 .0 420.0 50.0 755.0 70.0 550.0140.0 2,160.0CENTRAL OFFICE .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 1,162.0 .0 1,170.0.0 2,332.0__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________TOTALS 20.0 556.0 5.0 1,515.5 51.0 3,098.5 77.0 2,762.5153.0 7,932.5$153.0 - TOTAL (10-year) Timberland Inventory funds AVAILABLE Nationally (based on projected non-FMI&P program funding).$7,932.5 - TOTAL (10-year) Timberland ADDITIONAL Inventory funds NEEDED Nationally.$8,085.5 - TOTAL (10-year) Timberland Inventory Budget considered necessary Nationally.NOTE: The Woodland area was not part of the original intent of the special non-recurring FMI&P funding when those funds were established.Specific Woodland needs were not presented in Status of FMI&P Report Executive Summaries prior to FY-1991.NATIONAL WOODLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY BY REGIONFOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIR. ASSESS. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANTOTAL PLANNINGEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)REGIONAL PROJECTED ADDITIONAL PROJECTED ADDITIONAL PROJECTED ADDITIONAL PROJECTED ADDITIONALPROJECTED ADDITIONALOFFICE AVAIL. NEEDED AVAIL. NEEDED AVAIL. NEEDED AVAIL. NEEDEDAVAIL. NEEDED__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ALASKA .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 116.0 .0 125.0.0 241.0EASTERN .0 75.0 .0 50.0 .0 65.0 .0 85.0.0 275.0EASTERN OKLAHOMA .0 .0 .0 60.0 .0 20.0 .0 .0.0 80.0GREAT PLAINS .0 .0 .0 10.0 .0 145.0 .0 190.0.0 345.0MIDWEST .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 .0.0 .0NAVAJO .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 150.0 .0 200.0.0 350.0NORTHWEST .0 .0 .0 40.0 .0 40.0 5.0 90.05.0 170.0PACIFIC .0 .0 .0 61.5 .0 135.0 .0 154.5.0 351.0ROCKY MOUNTAIN .0 .0 .0 50.0 .0 155.0 .0 180.0.0 385.0SOUTHERN PLAINS .0 .0 .0 80.0 .0 .0 .0 73.0.0 153.0SOUTHWEST .0 .0 .0 10.0 .0 30.0 .0 30.0.0 70.0WESTERN .0 .0 .0 65.0 5.0 640.0 5.0 730.010.0 1,435.0CENTRAL OFFICE .0 .0 .0 261.0 .0 .0 .0 1,170.0.0 1,431.0__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________TOTALS .0 75.0 .0 687.5 5.0 1,496.0 10.0 3,027.515.0 5,286.0$15.0 - TOTAL (10-year) Timberland Inventory funds AVAILABLE Nationally (based on projected non-FMI&P program funding).$5,286.0 - TOTAL (10-year) Timberland ADDITIONAL Inventory funds NEEDED Nationally.$5,301.0 - TOTAL (10-year) Timberland Inventory Budget considered necessary Nationally.NOTE: The Woodland area was not part of the original intent of the special non-recurring FMI&P funding when those funds were established.Specific Woodland needs were not presented in Status of FMI&P Report Executive Summaries prior to FY-1991.

# APPENDIX - I

Status of Forest Management Inventories & Planning

(Regional Summaries)Alaska RegionI-1ALASKA Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION ASTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALTIMBERLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. TIMBER IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) TIMBERLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MMBM) (MMBM)(MMBM)______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 2 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------AHTNA 6,028 6,028 28.5CHUGACH 6,012 6,012 199.9COOK INLET 17,182 3,327 38.1DOYON 103,271 64,625 171.3KONIAG 8,829 8,829 71.6SEALASKA 5,316 5,263 65.4______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 2 ( 6 ) 146,638 94,084 574.8 .0 .0.0------Category 4 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------ARCTIC SLOPE 954 954 .5BERING STRAITS 4,004 4,004 2.5BRISTOL BAY 41,652 41,652 28.6CALISTA 23,198 23,198 45.0NANA 16,222 16,222 8.0______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 4 ( 5 ) 86,030 86,030 84.6 .0 .0.0______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS ( 11 ) 232,668 180,114 659.4 .0 .0.0NOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definitions of Program CategoryAlaska RegionI-2ALASKA Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION BSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 2 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------AHTNA 2-E - 2004 1988 1/ 1988 1/ 1988 1/CHUGACH 2-D - 2003 1989 1/ 2005 1989 1/1989COOK INLET 2-A - 2004 1992 1990 1992DOYON 2-E - 2004 2004 1998 1998KONIAG 2-A - 2004 1987 1/ 1987 1/ 1989 1/SEALASKA 2-E - 2004 2003 2003 2004__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 2. 6 Reservation(s)------Category 4 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------ARCTIC SLOPE 4-E -BERING STRAITS 4-D - 2000 2001 2001 2001BRISTOL BAY 4-E - 2003 1994 1991CALISTA 4-E - 2003 2004 2004NANA 4-E -__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 4. 5 Reservation(s)__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS 11 Reservation(s)Current Count by Segment: 0 9 6 7 4 0 00 N/ANOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definitions of Program Category and Program AdministrationAlaska RegionI-3ALASKA Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION CSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------ ALASKA R.O.------AHTNA 2006 15.0 2006 48.02007 12.0BRISTOL BAY 2006 140.0 60.0 2007 40.0 40.0 2008 20.0 90.02008 25.0CALISTA 2007 26.0 2007 62.02007 12.0CHUGACH 2006 20.0 12.0 2006 15.2 30.02007 20.0COOK INLET 2006 10.0 15.0 2006 75.02007 10.0DOYON 2006 100.0 50.0 2007 30.0 2007 100.02007 33.0KONIAG 2006 15.0 2006 100.02007 10.0NANA 2006 75.0 85.0 2008 15.0 2008 45.02007 5.0SEALASKA 2006 5.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS 315.0 195.0 70.0 173.0 35.2 550.0.0 127.0($M)420.2 = Total (10-year) Available TIMBERLAND Inventory Funding in ALASKA Region (based upon continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).1,045.0 = Total (10-year) Additional Funding Needed by ALASKA Region for TIMBERLAND Inventory (see SECTION D for planning needs).1,465.2 = Total identified budget considered necessary for TIMBERLAND Inventory in the ALASKA Region for the next 10 years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as TIMBERLAND.Alaska RegionI-4ALASKA Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION DSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------ ALASKA R.O.------AHTNA 2009 25.02008 30.0BERING STRAITS 2006 20.02006 30.0BRISTOL BAY 2009 20.02009 25.0CALISTA 2008 20.02008 25.0CHUGACH 2006 72.8 50.0 2008 32.02008 30.0COOK INLET 2008 20.02008 25.0DOYON 2008 20.02008 25.0KONIAG 2008 20.02008 25.0NANA 2008 5.02010 5.0SEALASKA 2006 10.02006 20.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 .0 72.8 50.0 .0 192.0.0 240.0($M)72.8 = Total (10-year) Available TIMBERLAND Planning Funding in ALASKA Region (based upon continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).482.0 = Total (10-year) Additional Funding Needed by ALASKA Region for TIMBERLAND Planning (see SECTION C for inventory need).554.8 = Total identified budget considered necessary for TIMBERLAND Planning in the ALASKA Region for the next 10 years (see SECTION C for inventorybudget).NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as TIMBERLAND.Alaska RegionI-5ALASKA RegionWOODLAND - SECTION ESTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALWOODLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. WOODLAND IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) WOODLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MCDS) (MCDS)(MCDS)_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 2 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------AHTNA 13,829 13,829 19.50CHUGACH 2,293 2,293 2.90COOK INLET 1,302DOYON 52,541 500 .13KONIAG 8,174 8,174 5.50_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 2 ( 5 ) 78,139 24,796 28.03 .00 .00.00------Category 4 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------ARCTIC SLOPE 30,846 30,846 39.80BERING STRAITS 35,641 24,143 61.20BRISTOL BAY 53,247 50,247 83.80CALISTA 15,499 293.30NANA 66,222 60,740 108.30_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 4 ( 5 ) 201,455 165,976 586.40 .00 .00.00_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS ( 10 ) 279,594 190,772 614.4 .00 .00.00NOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definition of Program CategoryAlaska RegionI-6ALASKA RegionWOODLAND - SECTION FSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 2 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------AHTNA 2-E - 1989 1/CHUGACH 2-D - 1989 1/1989COOK INLET 2-A - 2004 1992 1990 1992DOYON 2-E - 1995 1995 1993 1998KONIAG 2-A - 2004 1987 1/ 1987 1/ 1989 1/__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 2. 5 Reservation(s)------Category 4 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------ARCTIC SLOPE 4-E -BERING STRAITS 4-D - 2000 2001 2001 2001BRISTOL BAY 4-E - 2003 1994 1991CALISTA 4-E - 2003 2004NANA 4-E -__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 4. 5 Reservation(s)__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS 10 Reservation(s)Current Count by Segment: 0 6 5 4 3 0 00 N/ANOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definitions of Program Category and Program AdministrationAlaska RegionI-7ALASKA RegionWOODLAND - SECTION GSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------ ALASKA R.O.------AHTNA 2007 24.0 2007 39.02008 16.0BRISTOL BAY 2007 40.02006 25.0CALISTA2006 14.0COOK INLET 2006 10.02006 5.0DOYON 2006 15.0 2006 50.02006 17.0KONIAG 2006 5.0 2007 40.02007 5.0NANA 2006 25.0 2007 90.02007 20.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 .0 .0 109.0 .0 229.0.0 102.0($M).0 = Total 10-year Available WOODLAND Inventory and Planning Funds in ALASKA Region (based on continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).440.0 = Total 10-year Additional Funding Needed by ALASKA Region for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning.440.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning in the ALASKA Region for the next10 years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as WOODLAND.Alaska RegionI-8ALASKA RegionWOODLAND - SECTION HSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------ ALASKA R.O.------AHTNA 2009 20.02010 25.0BRISTOL BAY 2007 20.02008 25.0CALISTA 2008 20.02008 25.0CHUGACH 2008 11.02008 10.0COOK INLET 2008 10.02007 5.0DOYON 2007 5.02007 5.0KONIAG 2008 10.02008 5.0NANA 2008 20.02008 25.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 116.0.0 125.0($M).0 = Total 10-year Available WOODLAND Inventory and Planning Funds in ALASKA Region (based on continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).241.0 = Total 10-year Additional Funding Needed by ALASKA Region for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning.241.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning in the ALASKA Region for the next10 years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as WOODLAND.Central OfficeI-9CENTRAL OFFICETIMBERLAND - SECTION ASTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALTIMBERLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. TIMBER IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) TIMBERLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MMBM) (MMBM)(MMBM)______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________No Records for this regionCentral OfficeI-10CENTRAL OFFICE TIMBERLAND - SECTION BSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________No Records for this regionCentral OfficeI-11CENTRAL OFFICE TIMBERLAND - SECTION CSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------ CENTRAL OFFICE------CENTRAL OFFICE - BOFRP 2006 230.0 233.02006 112.0 210.02007 230.0 244.02007 112.0 215.02008 230.0 254.02008 112.0 220.02009 230.0 265.02009 112.0 225.02010 230.0 275.02010 112.0 230.02011 230.0 286.02011 112.0 235.02012 230.0 297.02012 112.0 240.02013 230.0 306.02013 112.0 245.02014 230.0 315.02014 112.0 252.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 .0 .0 .0 2,070.0 2,475.01,008.0 2,072.0($M)3,078.0 = Total (10-year) Available TIMBERLAND Inventory Funding in CENTRAL OFFICE Region (based upon continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).4,547.0 = Total (10-year) Additional Funding Needed by CENTRAL OFFICE Region for TIMBERLAND Inventory (see SECTION D for planning needs).7,625.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for TIMBERLAND Inventory in the CENTRAL OFFICE Region for the next 10years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as TIMBERLAND.Central OfficeI-12CENTRAL OFFICE TIMBERLAND - SECTION DSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------ CENTRAL OFFICE------2006 168.02006 48.0 140.02007 179.02007 48.0 146.02008 190.02008 48.0 151.02009 201.02009 48.0 157.02010 212.02010 48.0 163.02011 220.02011 48.0 170.02012 230.02012 48.0 177.02013 237.02013 48.0 182.02014 244.02014 48.0 187.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 .0 .0 1,881.0 .0 .0432.0 1,473.0($M)432.0 = Total (10-year) Available TIMBERLAND Planning Funding in CENTRAL OFFICE Region (based upon continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).3,354.0 = Total (10-year) Additional Funding Needed by CENTRAL OFFICE Region for TIMBERLAND Planning (see SECTION C for inventory need).3,786.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for TIMBERLAND Planning in the CENTRAL OFFICE Region for the next 10 years (see SECTION C forinventory budget).NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as TIMBERLAND.Central OfficeI-13CENTRAL OFFICE WOODLAND- SECTION ESTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALWOODLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. WOODLAND IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) WOODLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MCDS) (MCDS)(MCDS)_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________No Records for this regionCentral OfficeI-14CENTRAL OFFICEWOODLAND - SECTION FSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________No Records for this regionCentral OfficeI-15CENTRAL OFFICEWOODLAND - SECTION GSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------ CENTRAL OFFICE------2006 114.02006 110.02007 118.02007 115.02008 121.02008 120.02009 124.02009 125.02010 127.02010 130.02011 132.02011 135.02012 138.02012 140.02013 142.02013 145.02014 146.02014 150.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 1,162.0.0 1,170.0($M).0 = Total 10-year Available WOODLAND Inventory and Planning Funds in CENTRAL OFFICE Region (based on continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).2,332.0 = Total 10-year Additional Funding Needed by CENTRAL OFFICE Region for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning.2,332.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning in the CENTRAL OFFICE Region for the next 10 years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as WOODLAND.Central OfficeI-16CENTRAL OFFICEWOODLAND - SECTION HSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------ CENTRAL OFFICE------2006 25.02006 110.02007 26.02007 115.02008 27.02008 120.02009 28.02009 125.02010 29.02010 130.02011 30.02011 135.02012 31.02012 140.02013 32.02013 145.02014 33.02014 150.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 .0 .0 261.0 .0 .0.0 1,170.0($M).0 = Total 10-year Available WOODLAND Inventory and Planning Funds in CENTRAL OFFICE Region (based on continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).1,431.0 = Total 10-year Additional Funding Needed by CENTRAL OFFICE Region for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning.1,431.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning in the CENTRAL OFFICE Region for the next 10 years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as WOODLAND.Eastern RegionI-17EASTERN Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION ASTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALTIMBERLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. TIMBER IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) TIMBERLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MMBM) (MMBM)(MMBM)______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 1 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------EASTERN CHEROKEE 49,019 43,242 337.3 7.9 7.52.0MISSISSIPPI CHOCTAW 21,800 21,800 139.6 7.97.9PASSAMAQUODDY (IND.TNSP/PLEAS. 108,369 66,311 331.56.0PENOBSCOT NATION 61,247 55,339 222.7 6.06.0______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 1 ( 4 ) 240,435 186,692 1,031.1 21.8 7.521.9------Category 2 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------SEMINOLE (BIG CYP/BRIGHTON/IMM 9,250 6,623 40.5.6______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 2 ( 1 ) 9,250 6,623 40.5 .0 .0.6------Category 4 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------AROOSTOOK BAND OF MICMACS 237 237CATAWBA 100COUSHATTA (LA) 25Jena Band of Choctaw 42 42MALISEET (HOULTON BAND) 383 351 4.1.2MASHANTUCKET PEQUOT 781MICCOSUKEE 74MOHEGAN (CT) 66NARRAGANSETT 1,202 747 1.8POARCH CREEK 126 84TUNICA-BILOXI 50WAMPANOAG OF GAY HEAD 181 .8______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 4 ( 12 ) 3,267 1,461 6.7 .0 .0.2Eastern RegionI-18EASTERN Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION ASTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALTIMBERLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. TIMBER IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) TIMBERLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MMBM) (MMBM)(MMBM)______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 5 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------AROOSTOOK BAND OFMICMAC (NON-T 823 823CATAWBA (NON-TRUST) 300 300EASTERN CHEROKEE (NON-TRUST) 300 300MASHANTUCKET PEQUOT (NON-TRUST 2,411MISSISSIPPI CHOCTAW (NON-TRUST 690 690NARRAGANSETT (NON-TRUST) 250ONEIDA OF NEW YORK (N.T.) 6,000 6,000ONONDAGA 3,650 3,650PASSAMAQUODDY (NON-TRUST) 5,100 5,100PENOBSCOT NATION (NON-TRUST) 51,472 51,472 423.0POARCH CREEK (NON-TRUST) 136 103SEMINOLE (B.CYP/BRIGT/IMMAK) ( 2,000 2,000SENECA NATION (ALLE/CATT/OIL S 30,386 28,975 26.1ST. REGIS (MOHAWK) 7,070 6,385 11.9TONAWANDA 4,500 4,500TUNICA-BILOXI (NON-TRUST) 100TUSCARORA (N.T.) 2,880 2,880WAMPANOAG OF GAY HEAD (NON-TRU 17Subtotal Category 5 ( 18 ) 118,085 113,178 461.0 .0 .0.0______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS ( 35 ) 371,037 307,954 1,539.3 21.8 7.522.7NOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definitions of Program CategoryEastern RegionI-19EASTERN Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION BSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 1 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------EASTERN CHEROKEE 1-C 2001-2011 2004 1995 1995 1996 1992 1/2002 2002MISSISSIPPI CHOCTAW 1-B 1989-2006 2000 2000 2001 1993 1990 1/1989 1/ 1989PASSAMAQUODDY (IND.TNSP/PLEAS. 1-B 1998-2008 1996 1996 19981999 1999PENOBSCOT NATION 1-B 1991-2005 2000 2001 1999 1995 1991 1/1991 1/ 1991__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 1. 4 Reservation(s)------Category 2 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------SEMINOLE (BIG CYP/BRIGHTON/IMM 2-C 1995-2005 1989 1/ 1989 1/ 1989 1/ 1991 1991 1/1996 1996__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 2. 1 Reservation(s)------Category 4 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------AROOSTOOK BAND OF MICMACS 4-B -CATAWBA 4-F - 19951998COUSHATTA (LA) 4-F -Jena Band of Choctaw 4-X -MALISEET (HOULTON BAND) 4-B 1999-2009 1996 1999 1997 20002000 2000MASHANTUCKET PEQUOT 4-B - 1992 1986 1986 19861988MICCOSUKEE 4-C -MOHEGAN (CT) 4-F -NARRAGANSETT 4-B 1993-2005 1994 1995 2001 1989 19931993 1993POARCH CREEK 4-F -TUNICA-BILOXI 4-F -WAMPANOAG OF GAY HEAD 4-D - 1999 1999 1999__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 4. 12 Reservation(s)Eastern RegionI-20EASTERN Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION BSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 5 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------AROOSTOOK BAND OFMICMAC (NON-T 5-F -CATAWBA (NON-TRUST) 5-F -EASTERN CHEROKEE (NON-TRUST) 5-F -MASHANTUCKET PEQUOT (NON-TRUST 5-F -MISSISSIPPI CHOCTAW (NON-TRUST 5-F - 1997NARRAGANSETT (NON-TRUST) 5-F -ONEIDA OF NEW YORK (N.T.) 5-F -ONONDAGA 5-F -PASSAMAQUODDY (NON-TRUST) 5-F - 1996PENOBSCOT NATION (NON-TRUST) 5-F - 1999 2000 19902000POARCH CREEK (NON-TRUST) 5-F -SEMINOLE (B.CYP/BRIGT/IMMAK) ( 5-F -SENECA NATION (ALLE/CATT/OIL S 5-B 1995-2010 2000 2001 1994 1999 19991999 1999ST. REGIS (MOHAWK) 5-C - 2002 2004 2004TONAWANDA 5-F -TUNICA-BILOXI (NON-TRUST) 5-F -TUSCARORA (N.T.) 5-F - 2000WAMPANOAG OF GAY HEAD (NON-TRU 5-F -__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 5. 18 Reservation(s)__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS 35 Reservation(s)Current Count by Segment: 8 15 11 11 8 2 06 N/ANOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definitions of Program Category and Program AdministrationEastern RegionI-21EASTERN Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION CSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------ EASTERN R.O.------EASTERN R.O. 2006 1.0 2006 15.0 2006 10.02006 4.02007 1.0 2007 15.0 2007 10.02007 4.02008 1.0 2008 15.0 2008 10.02008 4.02009 1.0 2009 15.0 2009 10.02009 4.02010 1.0 2010 15.0 2010 10.02010 4.02011 1.0 2011 15.0 2011 10.02011 4.02012 1.0 2012 15.0 2012 10.02012 4.02013 1.0 2013 15.0 2013 10.02013 4.02014 1.0 2014 15.0 2014 10.02014 4.02015 1.0 2015 15.02015 4.0AROOSTOOK BAND OF MICMACS 2006 2006 20062006 20.02007 2014 30.02008200920102011201220132014 4.52015CATAWBA 2006 30.02006 20.0COUSHATTA (LA) 2007 10.0 2007 10.0 2007 10.02008 10.0MALISEET (HOULTON BAND) 2008 5.0 2008 5.0 2008 50.02009 30.0MASHANTUCKET PEQUOT 2006 2006 5.0 2006 20.02006 15.0MOHEGAN (CT) 2007 10.0 2007 10.0 2007 20.02007 15.0NARRAGANSETT 2011 65.02011 40.0PASSAMAQUODDY (IND.TNSP/PLEAS. 2006 1.0 5.0 2006 10.02007 40.02007 1.0 5.0 2015 10.0 150.02008 1.0 5.02009 1.0 5.02010 1.0 5.02011 1.0 5.02012 1.0 5.02013 1.0 5.02014 1.0 5.02015 1.0 5.0Eastern RegionI-22EASTERN Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION CSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________PENOBSCOT NATION 2006 20.0 2006 1.0 20.0 2008 75.02010 40.02007 30.0 2007 1.0 5.02008 1.0 5.02009 1.0 5.02010 1.0 5.02011 1.0 5.02012 1.0 5.02013 1.0 5.02014 1.0 5.02015 1.0 5.0POARCH CREEK 2006 15.0 2006 20.0 2007 20.02007 7.0TUNICA-BILOXI 2007 10.0 2007 10.0 2007 20.02007 20.0TUNICA-BILOXI (NON-TRUST) 2006 2006 20072007WAMPANOAG OF GAY HEAD 2009 20.02010 10.0------CHEROKEE------EASTERN CHEROKEE 2006 18.0 2006 7.0 200620062007 7.0 20072007 50.02008 7.0 200820082009 7.0 200920092010 7.0 201020102011 7.0 201120112012 7.0 201220122013 7.0 201320132014 7.0 201420142015 7.0 2015 120.02015Eastern RegionI-23EASTERN Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION CSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------CHOCTAW------MISSISSIPPI CHOCTAW 2006 55.0 2006 5.0 2010 100.02006 40.02007 5.02008 5.02009 5.02010 5.02011 5.02012 5.02013 5.02014 5.02015 5.0------NEW YORK LIAISON------SENECA NATION (ALLE/CATT/OIL S 2007 15.0 2007 50.0 2008 75.02008 35.0ST. REGIS (MOHAWK) 20062006 2.02007200820092010201120122013 50.02014------SEMINOLE------SEMINOLE (BIG CYP/BRIGHTON/IMM 2015 120.02006 40.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 202.5 20.0 495.0 10.0 1,075.0.0 474.0($M)30.0 = Total (10-year) Available TIMBERLAND Inventory Funding in EASTERN Region (based upon continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).2,246.5 = Total (10-year) Additional Funding Needed by EASTERN Region for TIMBERLAND Inventory (see SECTION D for planning needs).2,276.5 = Total identified budget considered necessary for TIMBERLAND Inventory in the EASTERN Region for the next 10 years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as TIMBERLAND.Eastern RegionI-24EASTERN Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION DSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------ EASTERN R.O.------EASTERN R.O. 2006 20.0 2006 20.02006 20.02007 20.0 2007 20.02007 20.02008 20.0 2008 20.02008 20.02009 20.0 2009 20.02009 20.02010 20.0 2010 20.02010 20.02011 20.0 2011 20.02011 20.02012 20.0 2012 20.02012 20.02013 20.0 2013 20.02013 20.02014 20.0 2014 20.02014 20.02015 20.0 2015 20.02015 20.0AROOSTOOK BAND OF MICMACS 2014 20.02006 25.0CATAWBA 2007 20.02007 20.0COUSHATTA (LA) 2007 10.02007 10.0MALISEET (HOULTON BAND) 2009 10.02009 10.0MASHANTUCKET PEQUOT 2006 2007 30.02007 30.0MOHEGAN (CT) 2008 20.02008 20.0NARRAGANSETT 2010 75.0PASSAMAQUODDY (IND.TNSP/PLEAS. 2007 100.0 2006 5.0 10.0 2008 5.0 50.02008 60.0PENOBSCOT NATION 2006 2010 30.0 2006 5.0 10.02006 10.02008 100.0POARCH CREEK 2008 15.02008 20.0TUNICA-BILOXI 2008 20.02008 20.0TUNICA-BILOXI (NON-TRUST) 20072007------CHEROKEE------EASTERN CHEROKEE 2006 100.0 2006200620072007 20.020082008200920092010 40.02010 40.02011201120122012201320132014201420152015Eastern RegionI-25EASTERN Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION DSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------CHOCTAW------MISSISSIPPI CHOCTAW 2007 75.0------NEW YORK LIAISON------SENECA NATION (ALLE/CATT/OIL S 2006 75.0 2010 30.02010 30.0ST. REGIS (MOHAWK) 2007 50.0 2006 35.02006 35.0------SEMINOLE------SEMINOLE (BIG CYP/BRIGHTON/IMM 2009 75.0 2007 50.02007 50.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 850.0 5.0 40.0 10.0 560.0.0 600.0($M)15.0 = Total (10-year) Available TIMBERLAND Planning Funding in EASTERN Region (based upon continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).2,050.0 = Total (10-year) Additional Funding Needed by EASTERN Region for TIMBERLAND Planning (see SECTION C for inventory need).2,065.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for TIMBERLAND Planning in the EASTERN Region for the next 10 years (see SECTION C for inventorybudget).NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as TIMBERLAND.Eastern RegionI-26EASTERN RegionWOODLAND - SECTION ESTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALWOODLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. WOODLAND IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) WOODLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MCDS) (MCDS)(MCDS)_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 2 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------SEMINOLE 20,353 19,953_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 2 ( 1 ) 20,353 19,953 .00 .00 .00.00------Category 4 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------MICCOSUKEE 8,844 .00 .00 .00.00_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 4 ( 1 ) 8,844 .00 .00 .00.00------Category 5 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------MICCOSUKEE (N.T.) 2,781_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 5 ( 1 ) 2,781 .00 .00 .00.00_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS ( 3 ) 31,978 19,953 .0 .00 .00.00NOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definition of Program CategoryEastern RegionI-27EASTERN RegionWOODLAND - SECTION FSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 2 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------SEMINOLE 2-C 1995-2005 1989 1/ 1989 1/ 1989 1/ 1991 1991 1/1996 1996__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 2. 1 Reservation(s)------Category 4 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------MICCOSUKEE 4-C - 1995__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 4. 1 Reservation(s)------Category 5 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------MICCOSUKEE (N.T.) 5-F -__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 5. 1 Reservation(s)__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS 3 Reservation(s)Current Count by Segment: 1 0 1 0 1 0 01 N/ANOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definitions of Program Category and Program AdministrationEastern RegionI-28EASTERN RegionWOODLAND - SECTION GSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------ EASTERN R.O.------MICCOSUKEE 2007 50.02008------SEMINOLE------SEMINOLE (BIG CYP/BRIGHTON/IMM 2015 75.02006 2.0 20.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 125.02.0 20.0($M)2.0 = Total 10-year Available WOODLAND Inventory and Planning Funds in EASTERN Region (based on continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).145.0 = Total 10-year Additional Funding Needed by EASTERN Region for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning.147.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning in the EASTERN Region for the next10 years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as WOODLAND.Eastern RegionI-29EASTERN RegionWOODLAND - SECTION HSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------ EASTERN R.O.------MICCOSUKEE 20062006200720072008 30.0200820092009 50.020102010------SEMINOLE------SEMINOLE (BIG CYP/BRIGHTON/IMM 2009 75.0 2008 50.0 2008 35.02008 35.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 75.0 .0 50.0 .0 65.0.0 85.0($M).0 = Total 10-year Available WOODLAND Inventory and Planning Funds in EASTERN Region (based on continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).275.0 = Total 10-year Additional Funding Needed by EASTERN Region for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning.275.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning in the EASTERN Region for the next10 years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as WOODLAND.Eastern Oklahoma RegionI-30EASTERN OKLAHOMA Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION ASTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALTIMBERLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. TIMBER IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) TIMBERLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MMBM) (MMBM)(MMBM)______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 2 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------CHEROKEE (OKLA.) 53,197 41,672 60.01.5CHOCTAW (OKLA.) 5,255 5,154 7.6.3______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 2 ( 2 ) 58,452 46,826 67.6 .0 .01.8------Category 4 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------CHICKASAW 3,108 2,508 1.0 .0 .0.1CREEK (OK) 2,500 2,500 5.0.1EASTERN SHAWNEE (OKLA.) 70 70 .1OSAGE (AZ,AK,MO,MT,NM,OK,& OTH 8,500QUAPAW (OKLA.) 2,020 2,020 2.5.2SEMINOLE NATION 2,000 2,000 5.0.1SENECA-CAYUGA (OKLA.) 200 200 .8.1THLOPTHLOCCO TRIBAL TOWN 1,142 1,142 1.5______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 4 ( 8 ) 19,540 10,440 15.9 .0 .0.6______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS ( 10 ) 77,992 57,266 83.5 .0 .02.4NOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definitions of Program CategoryEastern Oklahoma RegionI-31EASTERN OKLAHOMA Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION BSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 2 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------CHEROKEE (OKLA.) 2-D - 1990 1976 1/ 1976 1/1985CHOCTAW (OKLA.) 2-B - 1987 1/ 1989 1/ 1988 1/ 1989 1/1976__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 2. 2 Reservation(s)------Category 4 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------CHICKASAW 4-C - 1995 2001 2000 2000CREEK (OK) 4-A - 2001 2002 2001 20022004 2004EASTERN SHAWNEE (OKLA.) 4-A - 1999 2001 1999 20002000 2001OSAGE (AZ,AK,MO,MT,NM,OK,& OTH 4-A - 1995 2001 1999 2001QUAPAW (OKLA.) 4-A - 1995 2001 1999 20002000 2001SEMINOLE NATION 4-A - 1995 2002 2000 2001SENECA-CAYUGA (OKLA.) 4-A - 1995 2001 1999 2000THLOPTHLOCCO TRIBAL TOWN 4-A - 1997 1999 1998 19992001 2002__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 4. 8 Reservation(s)__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS 10 Reservation(s)Current Count by Segment: 0 9 8 8 8 0 04 N/ANOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definitions of Program Category and Program AdministrationEastern Oklahoma RegionI-32EASTERN OKLAHOMA Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION CSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------ EASTERN OKLAHOMA R.O.------EASTERN OKLAHOMA R.O. 2006 6.0 2006 24.0 2006 12.02006 20.02007 7.0 2007 24.0 2007 20.02007 10.02008 8.0 2008 25.0 2008 25.02008 11.02009 8.0 2009 25.0 2009 50.02009 12.02010 8.0 2010 26.0 2010 50.02010 12.02011 8.0 2011 27.0 2011 50.02011 12.02012 9.0 2012 30.0 2012 50.02012 15.02013 11.0 2013 33.0 2013 55.02013 20.0SEMINOLE (OKLA.) 2013 13.0 15.02014 3.0 10.0------CHICKASAW------CHICKASAW 2014 15.0 2014 15.0 2014 15.02014 10.0------MIAMI------EASTERN SHAWNEE (OKLA.) 2013 1.0 2013 1.0 2013 2.02013 2.0QUAPAW (OKLA.) 2013 2.0 2013 3.0 2013 2.02013 2.0SENECA-CAYUGA (OKLA.) 2013 2.0 2013 3.0 2013 2.02013 2.0------OKMULGEE------CREEK (OK) 2006 20.0THLOPTHLOCCO TRIBAL TOWN 2013 5.0 2013 5.0 2013 12.02013 5.0------OSAGE------OSAGE (AZ,AK,MO,MT,NM,OK,& OTH 2014 5.0 2014 20.0 2014 20.02014 5.0------WEWOKA------SEMINOLE NATION 2014 10.0 2014 10.0 2014 12.02015 5.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 105.0 .0 291.0 13.0 392.03.0 153.0($M)16.0 = Total (10-year) Available TIMBERLAND Inventory Funding in EASTERN OKLAHOMA Region (based upon continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).941.0 = Total (10-year) Additional Funding Needed by EASTERN OKLAHOMA Region for TIMBERLAND Inventory (see SECTION D for planning needs).957.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for TIMBERLAND Inventory in the EASTERN OKLAHOMA Region for the next 10 years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as TIMBERLAND.Eastern Oklahoma RegionI-33EASTERN OKLAHOMA Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION DSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------ EASTERN OKLAHOMA R.O.------EASTERN OKLAHOMA R.O. 2007 75.0 2006 35.0 2006 20.02006 6.02007 45.0 2007 20.02007 15.02008 47.0 2008 21.02008 20.02009 48.0 2009 21.02009 21.02010 49.0 2010 22.02010 22.02011 50.0 2011 22.02011 23.02012 50.0 2012 25.02012 25.02013 50.0 2013 30.02013 30.0SEMINOLE (OKLA.) 2014 10.0 2015 35.0------MIAMI------EASTERN SHAWNEE (OKLA.) 2014 3.0QUAPAW (OKLA.) 2014 15.0SENECA-CAYUGA (OKLA.) 2014 2.0------OKMULGEE------CREEK (OK) 2006 60.0THLOPTHLOCCO TRIBAL TOWN 2013 8.02013 8.0------OSAGE------OSAGE (AZ,AK,MO,MT,NM,OK,& OTH 2012 50.0------WEWOKA------SEMINOLE NATION 2006 25.0 2006 15.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 170.0 .0 474.0 .0 209.0.0 170.0($M).0 = Total (10-year) Available TIMBERLAND Planning Funding in EASTERN OKLAHOMA Region (based upon continuance of currentlevel funding,but excluding special FMI&P).1,023.0 = Total (10-year) Additional Funding Needed by EASTERN OKLAHOMA Region for TIMBERLAND Planning (see SECTION C for inventory need).1,023.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for TIMBERLAND Planning in the EASTERN OKLAHOMA Region for the next 10years (see SECTION C forinventory budget).NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as TIMBERLAND.Eastern Oklahoma RegionI-34EASTERN OKLAHOMA RegionWOODLAND - SECTION ESTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALWOODLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. WOODLAND IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) WOODLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MCDS) (MCDS)(MCDS)_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 2 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------CHEROKEE 6,280 6,280 60.002.50CHOCTAW 1,960 1,960 2.00.04_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 2 ( 2 ) 8,240 8,240 62.00 .00 .002.54------Category 4 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------CHICKASAW 4,354 4,354 8.70 .00 .00.11CREEK (OK) 2,500 2,500EASTERN SHAWNEE 320 320 1.30.02MIAMI 50 50 .15OSAGE 26,150 23,000 69.00.86PEORIA 22 22QUAPAW 980 980 3.90.05SEMINOLE NATION 1,000 1,000SENECA-CAYUGA 1,700 1,700 6.80.09THLOPTHLOCCO 424 282 .36.01Thlopthlocco (N.T.) 25 .01WYANDOTTE 40 40_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 4 ( 12 ) 37,565 34,248 90.22 .00 .001.14------Category 5 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------MIAMI (N.T.) 80 80 .00 .00 .00.00_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 5 ( 1 ) 80 80 .00 .00 .00.00_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS ( 15 ) 45,885 42,568 152.2 .00 .003.68NOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definition of Program CategoryEastern Oklahoma RegionI-35EASTERN OKLAHOMA RegionWOODLAND - SECTION FSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 2 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------CHEROKEE 2-D 1985-CHOCTAW 2-B - 1988 1/ 1989 1/1976__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 2. 2 Reservation(s)------Category 4 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------CHICKASAW 4-C - 1995 2000 2000 2001CREEK (OK) 4-A -EASTERN SHAWNEE 4-A - 1995 1999 1999 2000MIAMI 4-A - 1995 1999 1999 2000OSAGE 4-A - 1999 1999 1999 2001PEORIA 4-A - 1995 1999 1999 2000QUAPAW 4-A - 1995 2001 1999 2000SEMINOLE NATION 4-A -SENECA-CAYUGA 4-A - 1995 2001 1999 2000THLOPTHLOCCO 4-A - 1997 1999 1999 20002001 2002Thlopthlocco (N.T.) 4-A -WYANDOTTE 4-A - 1995 2001 1999 2000__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 4. 12 Reservation(s)------Category 5 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------MIAMI (N.T.) 5-A - 1995 2001 1999 2000__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 5. 1 Reservation(s)__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS 15 Reservation(s)Current Count by Segment: 1 10 10 10 10 0 01 N/ANOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definitions of Program Category and Program AdministrationEastern Oklahoma RegionI-36EASTERN OKLAHOMA RegionWOODLAND - SECTION GSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------CHICKASAW------CHICKASAW 2014 1.0 2014 1.0 2014 1.02014 1.0------MIAMI------EASTERN SHAWNEE (OKLA.) 2013 2.0 2013 2.0 2013 3.02013 1.0MIAMI (NON-TRUST) 2013 1.0 2013 1.0 2013 1.02013 1.0MIAMI (OKLA.) 2013 1.0 2013 2.0 2013 2.02013 2.0MODOC (OKLA) 2013 2.0 2013 3.0 2013 2.02013 2.0PEORIA (OKLA.) 2013 1.0 2013 2.0 2013 2.02013 2.0QUAPAW (OKLA.) 2013 2.0 2013 3.0 2013 3.02013 2.0SENECA-CAYUGA (OKLA.) 2013 1.0 2013 2.0 2013 2.02013 2.0WYANDOTTE (OKLA.) 2013 2.0 2013 2.02013 2.0------OKMULGEE------THLOPTHLOCCO TRIBAL TOWN 2013 2.0 2013 2.0 2013 3.02013 5.0------OSAGE------OSAGE (AZ,AK,MO,MT,NM,OK,& OTH 2014 1.0 2014 1.0 2014 1.02014 5.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 16.0 .0 21.0 .0 20.0.0 25.0($M).0 = Total 10-year Available WOODLAND Inventory and Planning Funds in EASTERN OKLAHOMA Region (based on continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).82.0 = Total 10-year Additional Funding Needed by EASTERN OKLAHOMA Region for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning.82.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning in the EASTERN OKLAHOMA Region forthe next 10 years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as WOODLAND.Eastern Oklahoma RegionI-37EASTERN OKLAHOMA RegionWOODLAND - SECTION HSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------MIAMI------EASTERN SHAWNEE (OKLA.) 2014 1.0MIAMI (NON-TRUST) 2014 1.0MIAMI (OKLA.) 2014 3.0MODOC (OKLA) 2014 2.0PEORIA (OKLA.) 2014 2.0SENECA-CAYUGA (OKLA.) 2014 2.0WYANDOTTE (OKLA.) 2014 2.0------OKMULGEE------THLOPTHLOCCO TRIBAL TOWN 2013 7.0------OSAGE------OSAGE (AZ,AK,MO,MT,NM,OK,& OTH 2012 60.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 .0 .0 60.0 .0 20.0.0 .0($M).0 = Total 10-year Available WOODLAND Inventory and Planning Funds in EASTERN OKLAHOMA Region (based on continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).80.0 = Total 10-year Additional Funding Needed by EASTERN OKLAHOMA Region for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning.80.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning in the EASTERN OKLAHOMA Region forthe next 10 years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as WOODLAND.Great Plains RegionI-38GREAT PLAINS Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION ASTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALTIMBERLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. TIMBER IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) TIMBERLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MMBM) (MMBM)(MMBM)______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 2 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------OMAHA 6,778 6,778 13.0.3PINE RIDGE 84,472 25,475 28.0 .4 .4.4ROSEBUD SIOUX 25,714 7,261 16.6 .4 .4.4SANTEE SIOUX 500 500 2.0.1TURTLE MOUNTAIN (ON+OFF) 26,730 25,085 84.01.5WINNEBAGO (ON+OFF) (NEBR. & IO 5,567 5,567 22.0.6______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 2 ( 6 ) 149,761 70,666 165.6 .8 .83.3______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS ( 6 ) 149,761 70,666 165.6 .8 .83.3NOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definitions of Program CategoryGreat Plains RegionI-39GREAT PLAINS Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION BSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 2 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------OMAHA 2-A 2000-2020 1992 1993 1999 1999 19982001 2001PINE RIDGE 2-A 2005-2015 1991 1995 1991 1995 1988 1/2005 2005ROSEBUD SIOUX 2-C 1999-2008 1991 1995 1991 1995 19992000 2000SANTEE SIOUX 2-A ***1981-2000*** 1992 1999 1995 1980 1/ 19981981TURTLE MOUNTAIN (ON+OFF) 2-B 1998-2007 1986 1/ 1997 1991 1992 19991998 1998WINNEBAGO (ON+OFF) (NEBR. & IO 2-A ***1981-2000*** 1992 1993 1995 1999 19981981__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 2. 6 Reservation(s)__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS 6 Reservation(s)Current Count by Segment: 4 5 6 6 5 5 04 N/ANOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definitions of Program Category and Program AdministrationGreat Plains RegionI-40GREAT PLAINS Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION CSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------PINE RIDGE------PINE RIDGE 2010 30.0 2011 30.0 2012 50.02012 25.0------ROSEBUD------ROSEBUD SIOUX 2009 30.0 2010 25.0 2011 30.02012 25.0------TURTLE MOUNTAIN------TURTLE MOUNTAIN (ON+OFF) 2008 30.0 2010 30.0 2011 30.02011 25.0------WINNEBAGO------OMAHA 2012 25.0 2013 45.0 2015 35.02015 25.0SANTEE SIOUX 2012 25.0 2013 45.0 2015 35.02015 25.0WINNEBAGO (ON+OFF) (NEBR. & IO 2012 25.0 2013 45.0 2015 35.02015 25.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 165.0 .0 220.0 .0 215.0.0 150.0($M).0 = Total (10-year) Available TIMBERLAND Inventory Funding in GREAT PLAINS Region (based upon continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).750.0 = Total (10-year) Additional Funding Needed by GREAT PLAINS Region for TIMBERLAND Inventory (see SECTION D for planning needs).750.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for TIMBERLAND Inventory in the GREAT PLAINS Region for the next 10 years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as TIMBERLAND.Great Plains RegionI-41GREAT PLAINS Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION DSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------PINE RIDGE------PINE RIDGE 2015 40.02015 40.0------ROSEBUD------ROSEBUD SIOUX 2012 15.0 2013 40.02013 40.0------TURTLE MOUNTAIN------TURTLE MOUNTAIN (ON+OFF) 2011 20.0 2012 40.02012 40.0------WINNEBAGO------WINNEBAGO (ON+OFF) (NEBR. & IO 2006 40.02006 40.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 35.0 .0 .0 .0 160.0.0 160.0($M).0 = Total (10-year) Available TIMBERLAND Planning Funding in GREAT PLAINS Region (based upon continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).355.0 = Total (10-year) Additional Funding Needed by GREAT PLAINS Region for TIMBERLAND Planning (see SECTION C for inventory need).355.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for TIMBERLAND Planning in the GREAT PLAINS Region for the next 10 years (see SECTION C forinventory budget).NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as TIMBERLAND.Great Plains RegionI-42GREAT PLAINS RegionWOODLAND - SECTION ESTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALWOODLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. WOODLAND IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) WOODLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MCDS) (MCDS)(MCDS)_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 2 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------OMAHA 792 792 4.00.10PINE RIDGE 15,172 14,489 488.001.40ROSEBUD 18,614 18,614 205.001.90SANTEE 123 123 .70.10TURTLE MOUNTAIN 1,408 1,291 27.00.50WINNEBAGO (NE/IA) 1,357 1,357 8.00.20_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 2 ( 6 ) 37,466 36,666 732.70 .00 .004.20------Category 4 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------CHEYENNE RIVER 10,285 10,285 62.001.00CROW CREEK 1,390 1,390 8.00.10DEVILS LAKE 6,390 6,390 38.00.60FORT BERTHOLD 11,510 11,510 69.001.20LOWER BRULE 345 345 2.00.10SISSETON 9,328 9,328 52.00.80STANDING ROCK 12,918 12,918 78.001.30_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 4 ( 7 ) 52,166 52,166 309.00 .00 .005.10_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS ( 13 ) 89,632 88,832 1,041.7 .00 .009.30NOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definition of Program CategoryGreat Plains RegionI-43GREAT PLAINS RegionWOODLAND - SECTION FSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 2 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------OMAHA 2-A 2000-2020 1993 1995 1980 1/2001 2001PINE RIDGE 2-A 2005-2015 1991 19881/ 2005ROSEBUD 2-C 1999-2008 1991 1991 19861/ 1999SANTEE 2-A ***1981-2000*** 1993 1995 1980 1/1981TURTLE MOUNTAIN 2-B 1998-2007 1989 1/ 1978 1/ 1978 1/ 19981998WINNEBAGO (NE/IA) 2-A ***1981-2000*** 1993 1995 1980 1/1981__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 2. 6 Reservation(s)------Category 4 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------CHEYENNE RIVER 4-A -CROW CREEK 4-A -DEVILS LAKE 4-A 2002-20172002 2002FORT BERTHOLD 4-A -LOWER BRULE 4-A 2000-20102000 2000SISSETON 4-A -STANDING ROCK 4-A -__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 4. 7 Reservation(s)__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS 13 Reservation(s)Current Count by Segment: 6 0 5 4 0 0 13 N/ANOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definitions of Program Category and Program AdministrationGreat Plains RegionI-44GREAT PLAINS RegionWOODLAND - SECTION GSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------CHEYENNE RIVER------CHEYENNE RIVER (ON+OFF) 2006 25.0 2006 20.02006 20.0------CROW CREEK------CROW CREEK (ON+OFF) 2007 15.0 2007 20.02007 20.0------FORT BERTHOLD------FORT BERTHOLD (ON+OFF) 2006 25.0 2007 20.02007 20.0------FORT TOTTEN------DEVILS LAKE SIOUX 2013 25.0------LOWER BRULE------LOWER BRULE 2012 25.0------ROSEBUD------ROSEBUD SIOUX 2010 25.0------SISSETON------SISSETON WAHPETON 2009 25.0------STANDING ROCK------STANDING ROCK 2006 25.0 2006 20.02006 20.0------WINNEBAGO------OMAHA 2013 10.0 2015 5.02015 5.0SANTEE SIOUX 2013 10.0 2015 5.02015 5.0------YANKTON------YANKTON 2012 25.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 .0 .0 235.0 .0 90.0.0 90.0($M).0 = Total 10-year Available WOODLAND Inventory and Planning Funds in GREAT PLAINS Region (based on continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).415.0 = Total 10-year Additional Funding Needed by GREAT PLAINS Region for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning.415.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning in the GREAT PLAINS Region for thenext 10 years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as WOODLAND.Great Plains RegionI-45GREAT PLAINS RegionWOODLAND - SECTION HSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------CHEYENNE RIVER------CHEYENNE RIVER (ON+OFF) 2006 15.02006 15.0------CROW CREEK------CROW CREEK (ON+OFF) 2008 15.02008 15.0------FORT BERTHOLD------FORT BERTHOLD (ON+OFF) 2007 15.02007 15.0------LOWER BRULE------LOWER BRULE 2015 15.02015 15.0------PINE RIDGE------PINE RIDGE 2015 25.02015 25.0------ROSEBUD------ROSEBUD SIOUX 2013 15.02013 25.0------SISSETON------SISSETON WAHPETON 2009 15.02009 20.0------STANDING ROCK------STANDING ROCK 2007 15.02007 20.0------WINNEBAGO------OMAHA 2006 5.02008 10.0SANTEE SIOUX 2006 5.02008 10.0------YANKTON------YANKTON 2009 15.02009 20.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 .0 .0 10.0 .0 145.0.0 190.0($M).0 = Total 10-year Available WOODLAND Inventory and Planning Funds in GREAT PLAINS Region (based on continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).345.0 = Total 10-year Additional Funding Needed by GREAT PLAINS Region for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning.345.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning in the GREAT PLAINS Region for thenext 10 years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as WOODLAND.Midwest RegionI-46MIDWEST Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION ASTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALTIMBERLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. TIMBER IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) TIMBERLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MMBM) (MMBM)(MMBM)______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 1 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------BAD RIVER 51,883 26,826 380.5 8.98.9BOIS FORTE (NETT LAKE) 42,395 33,228 331.5 6.46.4GRAND PORTAGE 44,311 38,862 578.3 9.59.5LAC COURTE OREILLES (ON+OFF) 44,223 40,267 357.6 9.39.3LAC DU FLAMBEAU 29,665 24,832 328.7 7.57.5LEECH LAKE 20,702 20,496 154.6 2.02.0MENOMINEE 220,050 218,810 2,784.0 66.466.4RED LAKE 440,259 348,502 1,427.1 40.840.8STOCKBRIDGE-MUNSEE 15,760 9,902 234.8 4.74.7WHITE EARTH 57,874 54,956 440.6 10.010.0______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 1 ( 10 ) 967,122 816,681 7,017.7 165.5 .0165.5------Category 2 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------BAY MILLS COMMUNITY 2,314 1,391 8.6 .1 .0.1FOND DU LAC 21,857 21,440 70.8 5.05.0HANNAHVILLE COMMUNITY 3,649 3,649 9.0 .2.2L'ANSE (KEWEENAW BAY & ONTONAG 13,369 13,369 60.0 .9.9L'ANSE (ONTONAGON TRACT) 600 600 1.0MILLE LACS 3,670 3,410 18.2 .5.5MOLE LAKE (SOKAOGON) COMMUNITY 1,450 1,061 9.8 .1.1POTAWATOMI (FOREST COUNTY) 11,662 9,202 127.2 4.24.2RED CLIFF 7,688 7,153 52.3 .5.5SAC AND FOX (IOWA) 3,000 3,000 6.5 .2.2______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 2 ( 10 ) 69,259 64,275 363.4 11.7 .011.7Midwest RegionI-47MIDWEST Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION ASTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALTIMBERLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. TIMBER IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) TIMBERLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MMBM) (MMBM)(MMBM)______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 4 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------FOND DU LAC (P.D.) OTHER 516 516 .2 .0 .0.0GRAND TRAVERSE BAND (MI) 215 215 .2Ho Chunk (WINNEBAGO) 302 302 1.0 .1.1LAC VIEUX DESERT (LAKE SUPERIO 241 241 .5LITTLE RIVER BAND OF OTTAWA 535 435 .1Little Traverse Band of Odawa 202 202 .3LOWER SIOUX COMMUNITY 837 837 3.2 .1.1MICHIGAN (P.D.) OTHER 240 240 1.2MINNESOTA (P.D.) OTHER 905 905 .1ONEIDA 1,881 1,881 4.2 .2.2PRAIRIE ISLAND SIOUX COMMUNITY 501 501 5.0PRIOR LAKE (SHAKOPEE) COMMUNIT 141 141 .7Saginaw Chippewa (ISABELLA) 333 333 1.0 .1.1SAULT STE MARIE 670 170 .1ST. CROIX 1,271 1,271 5.0 .3.3UPPER SIOUX COMMUNITY 501 501 2.0WINNEBAGO (WISC.) 5,117 3,013 11.9 1.11.1WISCONSIN (P.D.) 222 222 .1______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 4 ( 18 ) 14,630 11,926 36.8 1.9 .01.9______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS ( 38 ) 1,051,011 892,882 7,417.9 179.1 .0179.1NOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definitions of Program CategoryMidwest RegionI-48MIDWEST Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION BSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 1 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------BAD RIVER 1-C 2001-2011 1994 2005 1997 20012001 2001BOIS FORTE (NETT LAKE) 1-D 2000-2009 2004 2005 1993 1999 1992 1/ 20002000 2000GRAND PORTAGE 1-D 1990-2005 2005 2004 1992 2001 1992 1/ 19901/ 1985 1/ 1990LAC COURTE OREILLES (ON+OFF) 1-C 2000-2009 2004 2005 1994 1991 1997 20002000 2000LAC DU FLAMBEAU 1-B 1991-2007 2003 2005 1992 1993 1997 19911/ 1991 1/ 1991LEECH LAKE 1-D 2002-2012 2003 2004 1994 1995 1992 1/ 20022002 2002MENOMINEE 1-B 1996-2005 1999 2001 1999 1994 20001996 1996RED LAKE 1-D 2000-2009 2004 2005 1993 2002 1999 20002000 2000STOCKBRIDGE-MUNSEE 1-C 1996-2007 2002 2005 2004 1992 19971996WHITE EARTH 1-B 1994-2006 2003 2005 2003 1993 1992 1/ 20052000__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 1. 10 Reservation(s)------Category 2 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------BAY MILLS COMMUNITY 2-A - 2004 2004 1992 1998FOND DU LAC 2-D 1990-2006 2002 2003 2004 1990 1992 1/1990 1/HANNAHVILLE COMMUNITY 2-A 1997-2007 2003 2003 1992 19971997 1997L'ANSE (KEWEENAW BAY & ONTONAG 2-A 1996-2005 2004 2004 1992 1994 20031996 1996L'ANSE (ONTONAGON TRACT) 2-A -MILLE LACS 2-D ***1993-2003*** 2002 2005 1996 1981 1/ 1992 1/ 19931/ 1993 1/ 1993MOLE LAKE (SOKAOGON) COMMUNITY 2-A - 1993 1993 1988 1/ 1962 1/ 1997POTAWATOMI (FOREST COUNTY) 2-B 2000-2009 2003 2004 1990 1993 19972000RED CLIFF 2-A - 1995 1995 1993 1979 1/ 19971978SAC AND FOX (IOWA) 2-A 1980- 2000 2001 2001 1979 1/1980__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 2. 10 Reservation(s)Midwest RegionI-49MIDWEST Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION BSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 4 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------FOND DU LAC (P.D.) OTHER 4-A -GRAND TRAVERSE BAND (MI) 4-A - 1998 2004 1993Ho Chunk (WINNEBAGO) 4-A - 2003 2004LAC VIEUX DESERT (LAKE SUPERIO 4-A - 2004 2005 1993LITTLE RIVER BAND OF OTTAWA 4-B - 1998 2004 1998Little Traverse Band of Odawa 4-A - 1998 2004 1998LOWER SIOUX COMMUNITY 4-A 1999-2008 2001 2001 1993 19991999MICHIGAN (P.D.) OTHER 4-A -MINNESOTA (P.D.) OTHER 4-A -ONEIDA 4-D 1980- 1993 1993 1979 1980 19971980PRAIRIE ISLAND SIOUX COMMUNITY 4-A -PRIOR LAKE (SHAKOPEE) COMMUNIT 4-A - 1994 1994 1994Saginaw Chippewa (ISABELLA) 4-A - 1995 1995 1993SAULT STE MARIE 4-D - 1998ST. CROIX 4-A - 1995 1995 1973 1974 1997UPPER SIOUX COMMUNITY 4-A - 1992 1993WINNEBAGO (WISC.) 4-A - 1993 1995 1994 1997WISCONSIN (P.D.) 4-A -__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 4. 18 Reservation(s)__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS 38 Reservation(s)Current Count by Segment: 17 31 29 29 18 12 79 N/ANOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definitions of Program Category and Program AdministrationMidwest RegionI-50MIDWEST Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION CSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------ MIDWEST R.O.------MIDWEST R.O. 2006 5.0 2006 25.0 2006 30.0 100.02006 15.0 125.02007 5.0 2007 25.0 2007 30.0 150.02007 15.0 125.02008 5.0 2008 25.0 2008 30.0 100.02008 15.0 125.02009 5.0 2009 25.0 2009 30.0 100.02009 15.0 125.02010 6.0 2010 25.0 2010 30.0 100.02010 15.0 125.02011 5.0 2011 25.0 2011 30.0 100.02011 15.0 125.02012 6.0 2012 25.0 2012 30.0 100.02012 15.0 125.02013 6.0 2013 25.0 2013 30.0 100.02013 15.0 125.02014 6.0 2014 25.0 2014 30.0 100.02014 15.0 125.02015 7.0 2015 30.0 2015 40.0 100.02015 30.0 125.0------GREAT LAKES------BAD RIVER 2007 5.0 2007 5.0 2008 125.02009 60.0FOND DU LAC (P.D.) OTHER 2006 5.0 2006 5.0 2006 10.02006 10.0Ho Chunk (WINNEBAGO) 2007 5.0 2007 5.0 2007 10.02008 10.0LAC COURTE OREILLES (ON+OFF) 2009 6.0 2009 2.0 2011 100.02006 93.0LAC DU FLAMBEAU 2014 6.0 2014 2.0 2015 100.02015 100.0MOLE LAKE (SOKAOGON) COMMUNITY 2006 20.02007 15.0ONEIDA 2007 2.0 2006 1.0 2007 10.02008 15.0POTAWATOMI (FOREST COUNTY) 2013 3.0 2013 3.0 2014 100.02006 93.0RED CLIFF 2008 3.0 2008 3.0 2009 10.02010 15.0ST. CROIX 2006 5.0 2006 3.0 2006 10.02007 10.0STOCKBRIDGE-MUNSEE 2013 3.0 2013 3.0 2015 100.02006 96.0WINNEBAGO (WISC.) 2006 3.0 2006 3.0 2006 20.02006 20.0WISCONSIN (P.D.) 2007 5.0 2007 5.0 2007 10.02008 10.0------MICHIGAN------BAY MILLS COMMUNITY 2007 2.0 2007 2.02006 10.0GRAND TRAVERSE BAND (MI) 2006 2.0 2006 2.0 2006 10.02007 5.0HANNAHVILLE COMMUNITY 2006 4.0 2006 5.0 2006 60.02007 20.0LAC VIEUX DESERT (LAKE SUPERIO 2007 4.0 2007 5.0 2007 10.02008 2.0L'ANSE (KEWEENAW BAY & ONTONAG 2008 4.0 2006 8.5 2007 15.02008 15.0L'ANSE (ONTONAGON TRACT) 2006 10.02008 10.0LITTLE RIVER BAND OF OTTAWA 2007 3.0 2006 3.0 2008 20.02010 5.0Midwest RegionI-51MIDWEST Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION CSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Little Traverse Band of Odawa 2006 2.0 2007 5.0 2006 5.02007 2.0MICHIGAN (P.D.) OTHER 2006 4.0 2006 3.0 2007 10.02008 10.0Saginaw Chippewa (ISABELLA) 2006 2.0 2007 6.0 2006 30.02007 5.0SAULT STE MARIE 2006 4.0 2006 6.0 2006 30.02006 10.0------MIDWEST R.O.------LOWER SIOUX COMMUNITY 2007 3.0 2007 3.0 2007 3.02007 3.0MENOMINEE 2010 12.0 2010 30.0 2014 350.02006 125.0PRAIRIE ISLAND SIOUX COMMUNITY 2006 2.0 2006 5.0 2006 5.02007 3.0PRIOR LAKE (SHAKOPEE) COMMUNIT 2006 2.0 2006 5.0 2006 3.02007 2.0------MIDWEST R.O.------SAC AND FOX (IOWA) 2009 2.0 2009 5.0 2009 5.02009 2.0------MIDWEST R.O.------UPPER SIOUX COMMUNITY 2006 3.0 2006 3.0 2007 3.02008 3.0------MINNESOTA------BOIS FORTE (NETT LAKE) 2008 5.0 2008 10.0 2006 150.02007 93.0FOND DU LAC 2010 2.5 2010 3.0 2014 60.02014 15.0GRAND PORTAGE 2006 5.0 2006 5.0 2007 127.02008 100.0LEECH LAKE 2013 14.0 2013 15.0 2013 65.02015 8.0MILLE LACS 2006 1.0 2006 3.0 2006 20.02007 5.0MINNESOTA (P.D.) OTHER 2009 5.0 2009 4.0 2009 10.02010 8.0WHITE EARTH 2012 4.0 2012 5.0 2015 100.02006 93.0------RED LAKE------RED LAKE 2006 60.0 2006 30.0 2009 400.02010 100.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 258.5 .0 466.5 310.0 3,176.0165.0 2,451.0($M)475.0 = Total (10-year) Available TIMBERLAND Inventory Funding in MIDWEST Region (based upon continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).6,352.0 = Total (10-year) Additional Funding Needed by MIDWEST Region for TIMBERLAND Inventory (see SECTION D for planning needs).6,827.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for TIMBERLAND Inventory in the MIDWEST Region for the next 10 years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as TIMBERLAND.Midwest RegionI-52MIDWEST Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION DSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------ MIDWEST R.O.------MIDWEST R.O. 2006 20.0 2006 15.0 40.0 2006 10.02006 38.52007 20.0 2007 15.0 40.0 2007 10.02007 25.02008 50.0 2008 15.0 40.0 2008 10.02008 25.02009 20.0 2009 15.0 40.0 2009 10.02009 25.02010 20.0 2010 15.0 40.0 2010 10.02010 25.02011 20.0 2011 15.0 40.0 2011 10.02011 25.02012 20.0 2012 15.0 40.0 2012 10.02012 25.02013 20.0 2013 15.0 40.0 2013 10.02013 25.02014 20.0 2014 15.0 40.0 2014 10.02014 30.02015 30.0 2015 15.0 40.0 2015 15.02015 40.0------GREAT LAKES------BAD RIVER 2008 5.0 2010 20.0 2010 5.02010 20.0FOND DU LAC (P.D.) OTHER 2007 5.0 2007 5.02007 5.0Ho Chunk (WINNEBAGO) 2009 20.0 2008 5.02008 5.0LAC COURTE OREILLES (ON+OFF) 2011 5.0 2010 20.0 2010 5.02010 10.0LAC DU FLAMBEAU 2008 5.0 2006 20.0 2006 5.02006 20.0MOLE LAKE (SOKAOGON) COMMUNITY 2010 5.0 2014 25.0 2008 5.02008 10.0ONEIDA 2009 5.0 2009 25.0 2010 5.02010 10.0POTAWATOMI (FOREST COUNTY) 2007 5.0 2009 25.0 2009 5.02009 10.0RED CLIFF 2011 5.0 2013 25.0 2008 5.02008 20.0ST. CROIX 2010 5.0 2006 25.0 2006 5.02006 10.0STOCKBRIDGE-MUNSEE 2006 5.0 2006 25.0 2007 5.02007 5.0WINNEBAGO (WISC.) 2007 5.0 2008 30.0 2007 5.02007 10.0WISCONSIN (P.D.) 2009 5.0 2007 30.0 2009 5.02009 10.0------MICHIGAN------BAY MILLS COMMUNITY 2010 20.0 2010 10.0 2007 5.02007 10.0GRAND TRAVERSE BAND (MI) 2008 10.0 2007 10.0 2008 5.02008 10.0HANNAHVILLE COMMUNITY 2007 20.0 2007 5.0 2007 5.02007 10.0LAC VIEUX DESERT (LAKE SUPERIO 2007 10.0 2008 20.0 2007 5.02007 10.0L'ANSE (KEWEENAW BAY & ONTONAG 2007 30.0 2013 5.0 2007 5.02007 10.0L'ANSE (ONTONAGON TRACT) 2008 5.02008 10.0LITTLE RIVER BAND OF OTTAWA 2008 10.0 2009 25.0 2008 5.02008 15.0Little Traverse Band of Odawa 2008 10.0 2009 15.0 2008 2.02008 10.0MICHIGAN (P.D.) OTHER 2008 10.0 2009 10.0 2008 5.02008 10.0Midwest RegionI-53MIDWEST Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION DSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Saginaw Chippewa (ISABELLA) 2008 10.0 2009 10.0 2008 5.02008 5.0SAULT STE MARIE 2007 10.0 2008 20.0 2007 5.02007 10.0------MIDWEST R.O.------LOWER SIOUX COMMUNITY 2008 20.0 2008 10.0 2008 5.02008 5.0MENOMINEE 2009 10.0 2006 15.02006 30.0PRAIRIE ISLAND SIOUX COMMUNITY 2009 10.0 2008 10.0 2007 5.02008 2.0PRIOR LAKE (SHAKOPEE) COMMUNIT 2010 10.0 2007 10.0 2008 5.02008 2.0------MIDWEST R.O.------SAC AND FOX (IOWA) 2006 20.0------MIDWEST R.O.------UPPER SIOUX COMMUNITY 2010 20.0 2006 10.0 2006 5.02006 5.0------MINNESOTA------BOIS FORTE (NETT LAKE) 2009 20.0 2009 5.02009 20.0FOND DU LAC 2006 5.0 2006 30.0 2006 5.02006 10.0GRAND PORTAGE 2007 35.0 2007 10.02007 15.0LEECH LAKE 2012 5.0 2011 7.0 2011 5.02011 10.0MILLE LACS 2009 5.0 2008 10.0 2008 5.02008 15.0WHITE EARTH 2006 5.0 2006 1.0------RED LAKE------RED LAKE 2009 10.0 2010 30.0 2010 10.02010 30.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 560.0 150.0 992.0 .0 298.0.0 682.5($M)150.0 = Total (10-year) Available TIMBERLAND Planning Funding in MIDWEST Region (based upon continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).2,532.5 = Total (10-year) Additional Funding Needed by MIDWEST Region for TIMBERLAND Planning (see SECTION C for inventory need).2,682.5 = Total identified budget considered necessary for TIMBERLAND Planning in the MIDWEST Region for the next 10 years (see SECTION C for inventorybudget).NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as TIMBERLAND.Midwest RegionI-54MIDWEST RegionWOODLAND - SECTION ESTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALWOODLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. WOODLAND IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) WOODLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MCDS) (MCDS)(MCDS)_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 1 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------LAC DU FLAMBEAU 160 160_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 1 ( 1 ) 160 160 .00 .00 .00.00_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS ( 1 ) 160 160 .0 .00 .00.00NOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definition of Program CategoryMidwest RegionI-55MIDWEST RegionWOODLAND - SECTION FSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 1 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------LAC DU FLAMBEAU 1-B 1991-2007 2003 2005 1992 1993 1997 19911/ 1991 1/ 1991__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 1. 1 Reservation(s)__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS 1 Reservation(s)Current Count by Segment: 1 1 1 1 1 1 00 N/ANOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definitions of Program Category and Program AdministrationMidwest RegionI-56MIDWEST RegionWOODLAND - SECTION GSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 .0.0 .0($M).0 = Total 10-year Available WOODLAND Inventory and Planning Funds in MIDWEST Region (based on continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P)..0 = Total 10-year Additional Funding Needed by MIDWEST Region for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning..0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning in the MIDWEST Region for the next10 years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as WOODLAND.Midwest RegionI-57MIDWEST RegionWOODLAND - SECTION HSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 .0.0 .0($M).0 = Total 10-year Available WOODLAND Inventory and Planning Funds in MIDWEST Region (based on continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P)..0 = Total 10-year Additional Funding Needed by MIDWEST Region for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning..0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning in the MIDWEST Region for the next10 years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as WOODLAND.Navajo RegionI-58NAVAJO Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION ASTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALTIMBERLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. TIMBER IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) TIMBERLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MMBM) (MMBM)(MMBM)______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 1 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------NAVAJO (ON+OFF) 498,168 388,626 2,356.0______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 1 ( 1 ) 498,168 388,626 2,356.0 .0 .0.0______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS ( 1 ) 498,168 388,626 2,356.0 .0 .0.0NOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definitions of Program CategoryNavajo RegionI-59NAVAJO Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION BSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 1 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------NAVAJO (ON+OFF) 1-C 2005-2015 1989 1/ 1993 1990 1995 20022005 2005__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 1. 1 Reservation(s)__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS 1 Reservation(s)Current Count by Segment: 1 0 1 1 1 1 01 N/ANOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definitions of Program Category and Program AdministrationNavajo RegionI-60NAVAJO Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION CSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------ NAVAJO R.O.------NAVAJO (ON+OFF) 2006 29.0 2006 150.02006 41.02007 30.0 2007 200.02007 42.02008 50.0 2008 150.02008 40.02009 100.0 2009 100.02009 40.02010 50.02010 40.02011 50.02011 40.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 .0 .0 309.0 .0 600.0.0 243.0($M).0 = Total (10-year) Available TIMBERLAND Inventory Funding in NAVAJO Region (based upon continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).1,152.0 = Total (10-year) Additional Funding Needed by NAVAJO Region for TIMBERLAND Inventory (see SECTION D for planning needs).1,152.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for TIMBERLAND Inventory in the NAVAJO Region for the next 10 years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as TIMBERLAND.Navajo RegionI-61NAVAJO Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION DSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------ NAVAJO R.O.------2006 50.0 2008 50.02014 50.0 2009 50.02010 50.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 100.0 .0 .0 .0 150.0.0 .0($M).0 = Total (10-year) Available TIMBERLAND Planning Funding in NAVAJO Region (based upon continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).250.0 = Total (10-year) Additional Funding Needed by NAVAJO Region for TIMBERLAND Planning (see SECTION C for inventory need).250.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for TIMBERLAND Planning in the NAVAJO Region for the next 10 years (see SECTION C for inventorybudget).NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as TIMBERLAND.Navajo RegionI-62NAVAJO RegionWOODLAND - SECTION ESTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALWOODLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. WOODLAND IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) WOODLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MCDS) (MCDS)(MCDS)_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 1 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------NAVAJO 4,813,807 1,134,109 1,822.00_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 1 ( 1 ) 4,813,807 1,134,109 1,822.00 .00 .00.00_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS ( 1 ) 4,813,807 1,134,109 1,822.0 .00 .00.00NOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definition of Program CategoryNavajo RegionI-63NAVAJO RegionWOODLAND - SECTION FSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 1 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------NAVAJO 1-C 2005-2015 1993 1991 1999__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 1. 1 Reservation(s)__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS 1 Reservation(s)Current Count by Segment: 1 0 1 1 1 0 00 N/ANOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definitions of Program Category and Program AdministrationNavajo RegionI-64NAVAJO RegionWOODLAND - SECTION GSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------ NAVAJO R.O.------NAVAJO (ON+OFF) 2006 18.0 20062006 43.02007 19.02007 44.02008 20.02008 40.02009 20.02009 40.02010 20.02010 40.02011 20.02011 40.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 .0 .0 117.0 .0 .0.0 247.0($M).0 = Total 10-year Available WOODLAND Inventory and Planning Funds in NAVAJO Region (based on continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).364.0 = Total 10-year Additional Funding Needed by NAVAJO Region for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning.364.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning in the NAVAJO Region for the next10 years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as WOODLAND.Navajo RegionI-65NAVAJO RegionWOODLAND - SECTION HSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------ NAVAJO R.O.------2007 150.02007 200.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 150.0.0 200.0($M).0 = Total 10-year Available WOODLAND Inventory and Planning Funds in NAVAJO Region (based on continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).350.0 = Total 10-year Additional Funding Needed by NAVAJO Region for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning.350.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning in the NAVAJO Region for the next10 years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as WOODLAND.Northwest RegionI-66NORTHWEST Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION ASTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALTIMBERLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. TIMBER IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) TIMBERLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MMBM) (MMBM)(MMBM)______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 1 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------ANNETTE ISLAND 51,134 17,269 285.8 3.5 8.06.5COEUR D'ALENE 28,432 22,576 263.4 7.9 10.77.5COLVILLE 817,909 603,415 5,071.2 100.4 115.477.0COQUILLE 5,410 5,410 23.5 3.6 3.63.6FLATHEAD 459,408 256,757 2,157.518.1GRAND RONDE 10,167 10,167 316.05.7MAKAH 27,939 18,871 405.012.0NEZ PERCE 33,288 29,521 201.9 4.4 7.84.4QUINAULT 174,278 173,876 1,617.139.0SILETZ 3,847 3,318 68.1 1.7 2.81.8SPOKANE 117,490 104,115 708.3 14.414.4TULALIP 9,794 7,118 35.51.0UMATILLA 14,884 11,277 137.8 3.8 3.83.0WARM SPRINGS 369,763 255,885 3,088.041.9YAKAMA 482,656 328,899 8,244.8 205.0 180.0143.0______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 1 ( 15 ) 2,606,399 1,848,474 22,623.9 344.7 332.1378.9------Category 2 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------CHEHALIS 1,385 1,385 8.0 .0 .0.2FORT HALL 7,149 7,149 55.6KALISPEL 2,455 2,455 13.1.8LUMMI 4,897 4,897 19.6.7MUCKLESHOOT 758 758 8.0NISQUALLY 868 868 10.9.3PORT GAMBLE 968 968 10.4.3PORT MADISON 2,313 2,204 21.4.3QUILEUTE 775 645 10.6.3SKOKOMISH 1,961 1,871 12.5 .4 .5.4SQUAXIN ISLAND 891 891 14.0SWINOMISH 2,653 2,186 37.1.4______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 2 ( 12 ) 27,073 26,277 221.2 .4 .53.7Northwest RegionI-67NORTHWEST Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION ASTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALTIMBERLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. TIMBER IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) TIMBERLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MMBM) (MMBM)(MMBM)______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 4 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------CHEWELAH (P.D.) 232 203 .1 .0 .0.0COLVILLE (P.D.) OTHER 2,137 2,137 12.8.2COOS, LOWER UMPQUA, SIUSLAW 33 33 .3COQUILLE EMPIRE PROPERTY 924 924 .5COW CREEK, BAND OF UMPQUA 605 605 2.6HOH RIVER 365 365 4.6.2KOOTENAI 287 242 2.6LOWER ELWHA 146 136OLYMPIC PENINSULA (P.D.) OTHER 1,860 1,860 12.0.3PUGET SOUND (P.D.) OTHER 3,100 3,088 36.5.2SAUK-SUIATTLE 10 10SHOALWATER 228 228 3.0THE DALLES (P.D.) 131 131 .6UPPER SKAGIT 12 12______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 4 ( 14 ) 10,070 9,974 75.6 .0 .0.9------Category 5 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------LUMMI (NON-TRUST) 523 523 .0 .0 .0.0NEZ PERCE (NON-TRUST) 23,059 20,813 66.8 1.2 6.61.2QUINAULT (NON-TRUST) 4,654 4,654 29.3TULALIP (NON-TRUST) 2,060 2,060Umatilla (N.T.) 1,479 786______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 5 ( 5 ) 31,775 28,836 96.1 1.2 6.61.2______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS ( 46 ) 2,675,317 1,913,561 23,016.8 346.3 339.2384.7NOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definitions of Program CategoryNorthwest RegionI-68NORTHWEST Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION BSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 1 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------ANNETTE ISLAND 1-B 2002-2011 2003 1992 1997 2000 19962004 2004COEUR D'ALENE 1-C 2003-2017 1999 1999 1998 2000 20032002 2003COLVILLE 1-C 2001-2014 2001 2001 1995 1996 1992 1/ 20012001 2001COQUILLE 1-B 1999-2010 1998 1998 1999 20031999 1999FLATHEAD 1-D 2000-2010 1998 1990 2000 1994 1994 1/ 20012000 2000GRAND RONDE 1-D 2003-2012 2000 2000 2000 20032003 2003MAKAH 1-D 1999-2008 2000 2002 2004 1996 19961999 1999NEZ PERCE 1-B 1999-2008 2001 2004 2003 1995 1992 1/1998 1998QUINAULT 1-E 2002-2011 1997 2000 2002 19972003 2003SILETZ 1-D 1999-2010 1997 1998 1998 19991999 1999SPOKANE 1-C 1993-2006 1997 1998 1999 2005 1994 1/ 19931/ 1995 1/ 1996TULALIP 1-C 1995-2005 1995 1995 2003 20041995 1/ 1995UMATILLA 1-A - 2004 1990 2004 20001981WARM SPRINGS 1-C 2002-2011 1998 1993 1998 2002 2004 20012001 2003YAKAMA 1-C 1993-2005 1997 1998 1996 1993 1993 1/1993 1/ 1993__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 1. 15 Reservation(s)------Category 2 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------CHEHALIS 2-C ***1987-1997*** 1997 1985 1/ 1994 1986 1/ 1988 1/1987 1/ 1987FORT HALL 2-C 2004-2014 1993 1996 20012004 2004KALISPEL 2-C ***1984-2004*** 1997 1990 2000 1986 1/1990 1/ 1990LUMMI 2-D 2002-2012 2001 2002 2002 20022003 2003MUCKLESHOOT 2-E - 1989 1/ 1979 1/ 1979 1/ 1979 1/NISQUALLY 2-E 2003-2012 1989 1/ 1979 1/ 1994 19992002 2004PORT GAMBLE 2-D 1995-2005 1989 1/ 1991 1991 1991 20031995 1/ 1995PORT MADISON 2-E 2002-2012 1989 1/ 1987 1/ 1999 2000 1990 1/2002 2002QUILEUTE 2-A ***1991-2001*** 1997 1982 1/ 1982 1/ 1983 1/1991 1/ 1991SKOKOMISH 2-D 1994-2006 1997 1978 1/ 1992 1993 1978 1/1994 1/ 1994SQUAXIN ISLAND 2-E 1978- 1997 1978 1/ 1978 1/ 1985 1/ 1978 1/1978 1/ 1978SWINOMISH 2-D 2003-2013 1987 1/ 2002 2002 20022003 2003__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 2. 12 Reservation(s)Northwest RegionI-69NORTHWEST Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION BSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 4 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------CHEWELAH (P.D.) 4-A 1993-2008 1986 1986 1993 19931993 1993COLVILLE (P.D.) OTHER 4-C 2003-20172003COOS, LOWER UMPQUA, SIUSLAW 4-B -COQUILLE EMPIRE PROPERTY 4-B 2000-2010 2002 1999 1999 19991999 2000COW CREEK, BAND OF UMPQUA 4-B - 2005 2005 2005 2005HOH RIVER 4-A 1996-2006 1997 1994 1992 19961996KOOTENAI 4-D 2003-2014 1983 1990 2000 20012004 2004LOWER ELWHA 4-E 1997-2007 1997 1979 1979 19791997OLYMPIC PENINSULA (P.D.) OTHER 4-A 1999-2008 19971999 1999PUGET SOUND (P.D.) OTHER 4-A 1996-2005 2001 2004 2004 20041996 1996SAUK-SUIATTLE 4-A - 1987SHOALWATER 4-D 1995-2005 1988 1978 1992 1992 19781995 1995THE DALLES (P.D.) 4-A 2002-2012 2000 2000 20012002UPPER SKAGIT 4-A 1996-2005 1987 1989 1989 19891996 1996__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 4. 14 Reservation(s)------Category 5 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------LUMMI (NON-TRUST) 5-F -NEZ PERCE (NON-TRUST) 5-B 1999-2008 1992 1995 1993 19951998 1998QUINAULT (NON-TRUST) 5-F -TULALIP (NON-TRUST) 5-F -Umatilla (N.T.) 5-F -__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 5. 5 Reservation(s)__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS 46 Reservation(s)Current Count by Segment: 34 34 30 35 32 6 424 N/ANOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definitions of Program Category and Program AdministrationNorthwest RegionI-70NORTHWEST Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION CSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------ NORTHWEST R.O.------NORTHWEST R.O. 2006 12.0 2006 5.0 22.0 2006 5.0 85.02006 10.0 85.02007 12.0 2007 5.0 22.0 2007 5.0 85.02007 10.0 85.02008 12.0 2008 5.0 22.0 2008 5.0 90.02008 10.0 90.02009 14.0 2009 5.0 25.0 2009 5.0 90.02009 10.0 90.02010 14.0 2010 5.0 25.0 2010 5.0 90.02010 10.0 90.02011 14.0 2011 5.0 25.0 2011 5.0 95.02011 10.0 95.02012 14.0 2012 5.0 25.0 2012 5.0 95.02012 10.0 95.02013 15.0 2013 5.0 26.0 2013 5.0 95.02013 10.0 95.02014 15.0 2014 5.0 26.0 2014 5.0 100.02014 10.0 100.02015 15.0 2015 5.0 26.0 2015 5.0 100.02015 10.0 100.0------COEUR DALENE FIELD OFFICE------COEUR D'ALENE 2015 10.0 45.0 2006 10.0 60.0 2007 40.0 260.02009 10.0 45.0------COLVILLE------COLVILLE 2011 20.0 70.0 2011 20.0 100.0 2012 10.0 260.02006 20.0 60.0COLVILLE (P.D.) OTHER 2011 10.0 2011 15.0 2012 10.0 20.02013 5.0------FLATHEAD------FLATHEAD 2008 5.0 70.0 2008 20.0 80.0 2009 50.0 280.02010 40.0 60.0------FORT HALL------FORT HALL 2006 30.0 2006 50.0 2006 60.02007 30.0------MAKAH------MAKAH 2013 5.0 30.0 2013 5.0 50.0 2014 10.0 260.0------METLAKATLA FIELD STATION------ANNETTE ISLAND 2015 5.0 55.0 2006 5.0 50.0 2007 10.0 210.02008 10.0 40.0------NORTHERN IDAHO------KOOTENAI 2010 2.0 2010 5.0 2011 3.02011 3.0NEZ PERCE 2011 5.0 40.0 2012 20.0 50.0 2013 10.0 260.02014 15.0 40.0Northwest RegionI-71NORTHWEST Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION CSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------OLYMPIC PENINSULA------CHEHALIS 2013 20.0 2013 20.0 2014 3.0 25.02006 3.0 7.0HOH RIVER 2006 10.0 2006 10.0 2006 2.0 15.02006 10.0LOWER ELWHA 2013 5.0 2013 10.0 2014 10.02014 5.0OLYMPIC PENINSULA (P.D.) OTHER 2010 7.0 2010 5.0 10.0 2011 2.0 20.02006 3.0 10.0QUILEUTE 2013 5.0 2014 2.0 10.0 2015 2.0 15.02014 1.0 5.0SHOALWATER 2013 3.0 2013 5.0 2014 15.02014 5.0SKOKOMISH 2012 10.0 2013 5.0 25.0 2006 5.0 30.02006 5.0 25.0SQUAXIN ISLAND 2011 5.0 2012 5.0 10.0 2013 5.0 30.02014 5.0 20.0------PUGET SOUND AGENCY------LUMMI 2009 15.0 2009 5.0 25.0 2006 57.02007 3.0 25.0MUCKLESHOOT 2012 5.0 2013 15.0 2006 30.02006 25.0NISQUALLY 2011 5.0 2011 20.02006 25.0PORT GAMBLE 2011 10.0 2011 15.0 2012 2.0 25.02013 15.0PORT MADISON 2008 5.0 2008 20.0 2009 2.0 25.02010 5.0 15.0PUGET SOUND (P.D.) OTHER 2012 5.0 2013 5.0 10.0 2014 20.02014 10.0SAUK-SUIATTLE 2013 2.0SWINOMISH 2008 10.0 2008 20.0 2009 30.02010 15.0TULALIP 2010 20.0 2010 35.0 2011 5.0 60.02012 5.0 20.0------SILETZ------COOS, LOWER UMPQUA, SIUSLAW 2012 5.0 2012 5.0 2006 5.02006 5.0COQUILLE 2008 35.0 2008 40.0 2009 90.02010 5.0 40.0COQUILLE EMPIRE PROPERTY 2007 5.0 2007 5.0 2008 10.02009 3.0COW CREEK, BAND OF UMPQUA 2014 5.0 2014 10.0 2015 15.02015 5.0GRAND RONDE 2009 40.0 2009 50.0 2010 90.02011 45.0SILETZ 2006 35.0 2007 10.0 50.0 2008 60.02009 30.0------SPOKANE------CHEWELAH (P.D.) 2013 5.0 2013 1.0 5.0 2007 10.02007 2.0 5.0KALISPEL 2009 2.0 10.0 2006 5.0 20.0 2011 50.02012 5.0 20.0SPOKANE 2006 35.0 2006 10.0 50.0 2009 30.0 220.02011 10.0 40.0------TAHOLAH FIELD OFFICE------QUINAULT 2006 10.0 70.0 2006 10.0 85.0 2012 10.0 300.02013 40.0Northwest RegionI-72NORTHWEST Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION CSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------UMATILLA------UMATILLA 2011 30.0 2012 10.0 45.0 2013 40.0 140.02014 5.0 40.0------WARM SPRINGS------THE DALLES (P.D.) 2009 1.0 5.0 2009 2.0 5.0 2010 5.02010 5.0WARM SPRINGS 2015 10.0 55.0 2006 10.0 80.0 2007 20.0 340.02009 30.0 60.0------YAKAMA------YAKAMA 2011 70.0 2011 15.0 100.0 2006 40.0 165.02007 10.0 60.0YAKAMA (P.D.) OTHER 2014 5.0 2014 5.0 2015 10.02015 5.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS 73.0 1,039.0 230.0 1,521.0 358.0 4,455.0292.0 1,848.0($M)953.0 = Total (10-year) Available TIMBERLAND Inventory Funding in NORTHWEST Region (based upon continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).8,863.0 = Total (10-year) Additional Funding Needed by NORTHWEST Region for TIMBERLAND Inventory (see SECTION D for planningneeds).9,816.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for TIMBERLAND Inventory in the NORTHWEST Region for the next 10 years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as TIMBERLAND.Northwest RegionI-73NORTHWEST Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION DSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------ NORTHWEST R.O.------NORTHWEST R.O. 2006 15.0 2006 12.0 80.0 2006 12.0 70.02006 12.0 70.02007 15.0 2007 12.0 80.0 2007 12.0 70.02007 12.0 70.02008 20.0 2008 12.0 80.0 2008 12.0 70.02008 12.0 70.02009 20.0 2009 15.0 85.0 2009 15.0 75.02009 15.0 75.02010 20.0 2010 15.0 85.0 2010 15.0 75.02010 15.0 75.02011 25.0 2011 15.0 85.0 2011 15.0 75.02011 15.0 75.02012 25.0 2012 15.0 85.0 2012 15.0 75.02012 15.0 75.02013 25.0 2013 15.0 85.0 2013 15.0 75.02013 15.0 75.02014 28.0 2014 15.0 90.0 2014 15.0 80.02014 15.0 80.02015 28.0 2015 15.0 90.0 2015 15.0 80.02015 15.0 80.0------COEUR DALENE FIELD OFFICE------COEUR D'ALENE 2010 30.0 2014 50.0 200.0 2011 10.0 100.02011 30.0 100.0------COLVILLE------COLVILLE 2013 15.0 40.0 2012 50.0 200.02014 40.0 210.0COLVILLE (P.D.) OTHER 2014 15.02015 5.0 15.0------FLATHEAD------FLATHEAD 2009 10.0 35.0 2007 75.0 80.0 2010 20.0 150.02010 40.0 100.0------FORT HALL------FORT HALL 2012 60.02012 60.0------MAKAH------MAKAH 2007 5.0 25.0 2008 20.0 130.02008 20.0 130.0------METLAKATLA FIELD STATION------ANNETTE ISLAND 2006 5.0 25.0 2009 20.0 100.02010 20.0 100.0------NORTHERN IDAHO------KOOTENAI 2012 5.02012 3.0NEZ PERCE 2015 25.0 2006 10.0 155.0 2015 10.0 110.02008 30.0 120.0Northwest RegionI-74NORTHWEST Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION DSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------OLYMPIC PENINSULA------CHEHALIS 2006 5.0 35.02006 5.0 35.0HOH RIVER 2006 15.02006 15.0LOWER ELWHA 2006 15.02006 15.0OLYMPIC PENINSULA (P.D.) OTHER 2012 15.02012 15.0QUILEUTE 2006 2.0 40.02006 5.0 40.0SHOALWATER 2006 10.02006 10.0SKOKOMISH 2006 20.0 38.0 2006 5.0 27.02007 5.0 20.0SQUAXIN ISLAND 2006 5.0 20.02006 5.0 20.0------PUGET SOUND AGENCY------LUMMI 2011 5.0 25.02012 5.0 25.0MUCKLESHOOT 2007 3.0 25.02007 25.0NISQUALLY 2013 2.0 30.02014 5.0 30.0PORT GAMBLE 2006 30.02006 30.0PORT MADISON 2010 25.02011 30.0PUGET SOUND (P.D.) OTHER 2006 5.0 25.02006 25.0SWINOMISH 2011 30.02012 30.0TULALIP 2006 30.0 2013 10.0 45.02014 10.0 45.0------SILETZ------COOS, LOWER UMPQUA, SIUSLAW 2007 10.02007 10.0COQUILLE 2010 20.0 90.02010 30.0 60.0COQUILLE EMPIRE PROPERTY 2009 10.02010 10.0COW CREEK, BAND OF UMPQUA 2006 10.02006 10.0GRAND RONDE 2010 20.0 90.02011 15.0 60.0SILETZ 2006 15.0 2009 20.0 90.02010 30.0 60.0------SPOKANE------CHEWELAH (P.D.) 2007 10.02008 10.0KALISPEL 2013 5.0 30.02014 35.0SPOKANE 2012 30.0 2012 10.0 100.02013 10.0 150.0------TAHOLAH FIELD OFFICE------QUINAULT 2009 10.0 50.0 2006 80.0 120.0 2013 10.0 150.02013 10.0 150.0Northwest RegionI-75NORTHWEST Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION DSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------UMATILLA------UMATILLA 2014 20.0 2014 5.0 60.02015 5.0 60.0------WARM SPRINGS------THE DALLES (P.D.) 2012 2.0 5.02012 2.0 10.0WARM SPRINGS 2011 5.0 20.0 2010 50.0 220.0 2011 20.0 85.02011 30.0 120.0------YAKAMA------YAKAMA 2010 5.0 30.0 2009 30.0 240.0 2010 20.0 100.02011 20.0 150.0YAKAMA (P.D.) OTHER 2006 15.02006 15.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS 55.0 596.0 506.0 2,098.0 395.0 2,682.0518.0 2,903.0($M)1,474.0 = Total (10-year) Available TIMBERLAND Planning Funding in NORTHWEST Region (based upon continuance of current levelfunding,but excluding special FMI&P).8,279.0 = Total (10-year) Additional Funding Needed by NORTHWEST Region for TIMBERLAND Planning (see SECTION C for inventoryneed).9,753.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for TIMBERLAND Planning in the NORTHWEST Region for the next 10 years(see SECTION C forinventory budget).NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as TIMBERLAND.Northwest RegionI-76NORTHWEST RegionWOODLAND - SECTION ESTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALWOODLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. WOODLAND IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) WOODLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MCDS) (MCDS)(MCDS)_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 1 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------COLVILLE 3,897SPOKANE 624WARM SPRINGS 71,018 17,576YAKAMA 33,490_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 1 ( 4 ) 109,029 17,576 .00 .00 .00.00------Category 2 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------FORT HALL 55,081 55,081 100.00 .00 .00.00KALISPEL 200 200_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 2 ( 2 ) 55,281 55,281 100.00 .00 .00.00------Category 4 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------COLVILLE P.D. 30 .00 .00 .00.00COW CREEK, BAND OF UMPQUA 111 111_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 4 ( 2 ) 141 111 .00 .00 .00.00_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS ( 8 ) 164,451 72,968 100.0 .00 .00.00NOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definition of Program CategoryNorthwest RegionI-77NORTHWEST RegionWOODLAND - SECTION FSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 1 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------COLVILLE 1-C ***1992-2001*** 1994 1997 1998SPOKANE 1-C 1993-2006 1992 1992 1992 19951/ 1993WARM SPRINGS 1-C 2002-2011 1998 19932001 2003YAKAMA 1-C ***1993-2003*** 1979 1/ 1996 1993 19931/ 1993__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 1. 4 Reservation(s)------Category 2 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------FORT HALL 2-C -KALISPEL 2-C -__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 2. 2 Reservation(s)------Category 4 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------COLVILLE P.D. 4-C 2003-20172003COW CREEK, BAND OF UMPQUA 4-B -__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 4. 2 Reservation(s)__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS 8 Reservation(s)Current Count by Segment: 3 1 3 3 3 0 01 N/ANOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definitions of Program Category and Program AdministrationNorthwest RegionI-78NORTHWEST RegionWOODLAND - SECTION GSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------ NORTHWEST R.O.------NORTHWEST R.O. 2006 12.0 2006 12.02006 17.02007 12.0 2007 12.02007 17.02008 12.0 2008 12.02008 17.02009 14.0 2009 14.02009 20.02010 14.0 2010 14.02010 20.02011 14.0 2011 14.02011 20.02012 14.0 2012 14.02012 20.02013 15.0 2013 15.02013 21.02014 15.0 2014 15.02014 22.0------COLVILLE------COLVILLE 2011 15.02006 5.0 10.0------FORT HALL------FORT HALL 2006 15.0 2006 35.0 2006 30.02007 10.0------SPOKANE------KALISPEL 2011 1.0 5.02012 3.0SPOKANE 2006 10.0 2006 10.0 2006 35.02008 5.02007 35.0------WARM SPRINGS------WARM SPRINGS 2006 10.0 2006 5.0 40.0 2007 25.02009 10.0------YAKAMA------YAKAMA 2011 20.0 2011 30.0 2006 25.02007 10.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 55.0 5.0 252.0 1.0 277.05.0 222.0($M)11.0 = Total 10-year Available WOODLAND Inventory and Planning Funds in NORTHWEST Region (based on continuance of currentlevel funding,but excluding special FMI&P).806.0 = Total 10-year Additional Funding Needed by NORTHWEST Region for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning.817.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning in the NORTHWEST Region for the next 10 years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as WOODLAND.Northwest RegionI-79NORTHWEST RegionWOODLAND - SECTION HSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------COLVILLE------COLVILLE 2010 10.02012 5.0 20.0------FORT HALL------FORT HALL 2007 20.02007 25.0------SPOKANE------KALISPEL2014 5.0SPOKANE 2009 10.02010 15.0------WARM SPRINGS------WARM SPRINGS 2010 15.02011 10.0------YAKAMA------YAKAMA 2009 15.0 2011 10.02012 15.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 .0 .0 40.0 .0 40.05.0 90.0($M)5.0 = Total 10-year Available WOODLAND Inventory and Planning Funds in NORTHWEST Region (based on continuance of currentlevel funding,but excluding special FMI&P).170.0 = Total 10-year Additional Funding Needed by NORTHWEST Region for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning.175.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning in the NORTHWEST Region for the next 10 years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as WOODLAND.Pacific RegionI-80PACIFIC Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION ASTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALTIMBERLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. TIMBER IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) TIMBERLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MMBM) (MMBM)(MMBM)______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 1 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------HOOPA VALLEY 81,990 79,653 1,223.9 10.49.9TULE RIVER 14,408 14,408 149.5 2.62.6YUROK 4,227 4,227 116.2 2.22.2______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 1 ( 3 ) 100,625 98,288 1,489.6 15.2 .014.7------Category 2 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------FORT BIDWELL 2,150 2,150 22.8 .3 .0.3ROUND VALLEY 17,916 2,407 80.8 1.1 .2.2______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 2 ( 2 ) 20,066 4,557 103.6 1.4 .2.5------Category 4 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------BERRY CREEK RANCHERIA 9 9CENTRAL CALIFORNIA (P.D.) OTHE 3,134 2,634CUYAPAIPE 67 1.0DRY CREEK RANCHERIA 7 7ELK VALLEY 55 55ENTERPRISE RANCHERIA 4 4 .3GRINDSTONE CREEK RANCHERIA 4INAJA-COSMIT RANCHERIA 50 50JACKSON RANCHERIA 362 362KARUK TRIBE OF CALIFORNIA 210 149 1.7LA JOLLA 874 419LAYTONVILLE RANCHERIA 56 56 .1LOS COYOTES 1,215 1,215MANCHESTER (POINT ARENA) RANCH 50 28MIDDLETON RANCHERIA 93 93 .4MOORETOWN RANCHERIA 145 145NORTHERN CALIFORNIA (P.D.) OTH 3,957 3,774PAUMA-YUIMA 1,570 1,570 3.1.2PIT RIVER TRIBE 112 112SANTA ROSA RESERVATION 695 347 1.1SANTA YSABEL 2,020 2,020 16.2 .2 .2.2Pacific RegionI-81PACIFIC Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION ASTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALTIMBERLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. TIMBER IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) TIMBERLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MMBM) (MMBM)(MMBM)______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________SHERWOOD VALLEY RANCHERIA 53 49 .5STEWARTS POINT RANCHERIA 28 28 1.5 .1.1TUOLUMNE RANCHERIA 75 75______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 4 ( 24 ) 14,845 13,201 25.9 .4 .2.6______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS ( 29 ) 135,536 116,046 1,619.1 17.0 .415.8NOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definitions of Program CategoryPacific RegionI-82PACIFIC Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION BSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 1 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------HOOPA VALLEY 1-D 1994-2008 1995 1995 1996 1992 1994 1/2002 2002TULE RIVER 1-B 1999-2008 1990 1993 1995 1997 19981999 1999YUROK 1-D 1995-2005 1997 1993 2000 1998 1994 1/1996 1996__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 1. 3 Reservation(s)------Category 2 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------FORT BIDWELL 2-A 1996-2010 1984 1/ 1977 1/ 1995 1995 1988 1/2002 2002ROUND VALLEY 2-A 1996-2010 2002 2002 1995 1995 1989 1/1995 1/ 1995__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 2. 2 Reservation(s)------Category 4 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------BERRY CREEK RANCHERIA 4-A - 2000 20002001 2001CENTRAL CALIFORNIA (P.D.) OTHE 4-A - 1994 1994 1994 1994CUYAPAIPE 4-A -DRY CREEK RANCHERIA 4-A - 2000 20002001 2001ELK VALLEY 4-A -ENTERPRISE RANCHERIA 4-A - 2000 20002001 2001GRINDSTONE CREEK RANCHERIA 4-A - 2000 20002001 2001INAJA-COSMIT RANCHERIA 4-A -JACKSON RANCHERIA 4-A -KARUK TRIBE OF CALIFORNIA 4-D 2000-2014 1997 1997 1997 19972000 2000LA JOLLA 4-A -LAYTONVILLE RANCHERIA 4-A 2003-2017 1984 1984 1997 1986 19862003 2003LOS COYOTES 4-A - 1986 1986 1988 1997MANCHESTER (POINT ARENA) RANCH 4-A - 2000 20002001 2001MIDDLETON RANCHERIA 4-A 2000-2014 1984 1984 1997 1998 19972000 2000MOORETOWN RANCHERIA 4-A -NORTHERN CALIFORNIA (P.D.) OTH 4-A - 1994 1994 1994 1994PAUMA-YUIMA 4-A ***1984-1999*** 1981 1983 1983 1983 19841984 1984PIT RIVER TRIBE 4-A - 1992SANTA ROSA RESERVATION 4-A 2001-2015 1982 1997 19972002 2002SANTA YSABEL 4-A 2001-2015 1986 1988 2000 20002002 2002SHERWOOD VALLEY RANCHERIA 4-A 2001-2015 1984 1984 1997 1998 19972001 2001Pacific RegionI-83PACIFIC Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION BSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________STEWARTS POINT RANCHERIA 4-A 2003-2017 1997 1998 19972003 2003TUOLUMNE RANCHERIA 4-A 2000-2014 1997 1998 19982000 2000__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 4. 24 Reservation(s)__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS 29 Reservation(s)Current Count by Segment: 13 12 14 22 22 9 018 N/ANOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definitions of Program Category and Program AdministrationPacific RegionI-84PACIFIC Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION CSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------ PACIFIC R.O.------PACIFIC R.O. 2006 5.0 2006 10.0 2006 10.02006 10.02007 5.0 2007 10.0 2007 10.02007 10.02008 5.0 2008 10.0 2008 10.02008 10.02009 5.0 2009 10.0 2009 10.02009 10.02010 5.0 2010 10.0 2010 10.02010 10.02011 5.0 2011 10.0 2011 10.02011 10.02012 5.0 2012 10.0 2012 10.02012 10.0------CENTRAL CALIFORNIA------ROUND VALLEY 2010 30.0 2010 50.0TULE RIVER 2010 30.02006 40.0------NORTHERN CALIFORNIA------FORT BIDWELL 2006 11.0 2006 13.02007 25.0HOOPA VALLEY 2006 2006 2006 130.02011 70.0 2011 100.0KARUK TRIBE OF CALIFORNIA 2007 10.0 2007 10.0 2010 20.02010 10.0NORTHERN CALIFORNIA (P.D.) OTH 2006 80.02006 40.0YUROK 2008 30.0 2009 50.0 20062006 20.0------SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA------PAUMA-YUIMA 2006 20.02006 10.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 205.0 .0 291.0 .0 333.0.0 215.0($M).0 = Total (10-year) Available TIMBERLAND Inventory Funding in PACIFIC Region (based upon continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).1,044.0 = Total (10-year) Additional Funding Needed by PACIFIC Region for TIMBERLAND Inventory (see SECTION D for planning needs).1,044.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for TIMBERLAND Inventory in the PACIFIC Region for the next 10 years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as TIMBERLAND.Pacific RegionI-85PACIFIC Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION DSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------ PACIFIC R.O.------PACIFIC R.O. 2006 5.0 2006 50.0 2006 35.02006 25.02007 5.0 2007 50.0 2007 35.02007 25.02008 5.0 2008 50.0 2008 35.02008 25.02009 5.0 2009 50.0 2009 35.02009 25.02010 5.0 2010 50.0 2010 35.02010 25.02011 5.0 2011 50.0 2011 35.02011 25.02012 5.0 2012 50.0 2012 35.02012 25.0------CENTRAL CALIFORNIA------CENTRAL CALIFORNIA (P.D.) OTHE 2006 60.02006 60.0JACKSON RANCHERIA 2006 15.02006 15.0TULE RIVER 2006 20.0 2007 50.02007 150.0------NORTHERN CALIFORNIA------FORT BIDWELL 2008 40.02008 40.0KARUK TRIBE OF CALIFORNIA 2012 40.02012 15.0NORTHERN CALIFORNIA (P.D.) OTH 2007 60.02007 60.0YUROK 2007 50.0 2008 150.02006 60.0------SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA------PAUMA-YUIMA 2007 15.02007 15.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 105.0 .0 350.0 .0 675.0.0 590.0($M).0 = Total (10-year) Available TIMBERLAND Planning Funding in PACIFIC Region (based upon continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).1,720.0 = Total (10-year) Additional Funding Needed by PACIFIC Region for TIMBERLAND Planning (see SECTION C for inventory need).1,720.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for TIMBERLAND Planning in the PACIFIC Region for the next 10 years (see SECTION C for inventorybudget).NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as TIMBERLAND.Pacific RegionI-86PACIFIC RegionWOODLAND - SECTION ESTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALWOODLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. WOODLAND IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) WOODLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MCDS) (MCDS)(MCDS)_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 1 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------HOOPA VALLEY 3,554 196.806.50TULE RIVER 19,828 19,063 308.406.00YUROK 862 862 42.501.40_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 1 ( 3 ) 24,244 19,925 547.70 .00 .0013.90------Category 2 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------FORT BIDWELL 1,138 496 .80 .00 .00.08ROUND VALLEY 2,183 317.007.90_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 2 ( 2 ) 3,321 496 317.80 .00 .007.98------Category 4 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------AGUA CALIENTE 427 .00 .00 .00.00AUGUSTINE 3BARONA 144 144 1.00.10BIG SANDY 76 76BISHOP 94 94CAHUILLA 125CAMPO 160 80CAPITAN GRANDE 1,058 395 2.00.08CEDARVILLE 5 5CENTRAL CAL. P.D. 623 623 12.00.30COLD SPRINGS 48 48 .70.03COLUSA 13 13CORTINA 350 280 2.00.08COYOTE VALLEY 29CUYAPAIPE 121 121 1.00.01DRY CREEK 11 11ELEM 17 17 .20.01ELK VALLEY 45 45FORT INDEPENDENCE 21 21 .20.01GRINDSTONE CREEK 9 9 .20.01HOPLAND 62 62 .20.01JACKSON 309 309 3.00.01Pacific RegionI-87PACIFIC RegionWOODLAND - SECTION ESTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALWOODLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. WOODLAND IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) WOODLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MCDS) (MCDS)(MCDS)_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________KARUK 206 206LA JOLLA 2,332 1,279LAYTONVILLE 53 53 2.80.10LONE PINE 32 21 .20.01LOS COYOTES 8,359 3,212 .40.01MANCHESTER-Pt ARENA 23 23MANZANITA 98 56MESA GRANDE 895 895MORONGO 1,451 1,007 2.00.04NCA P.D.A. 68 60 4.00.10NORTH FORK 65 65PALA 1,371 439PAUMA/YUIMA 1,605 1,605 .60.01PECHANGA 619 619PICAYUNE 20 20PIT RIVER 7,099 2,455 51.20.52PIT RIVER 25 25QUARTZ VALLEY 7 7REDWOOD VALLEY 73 73ROBINSON 27 27RUMSEY RANCHERIA 12 12SANTA ROSA RESERVATION 1,043 647 3.00.06SANTA YSABEL 4,970 4,680 3.40.07SHERWOOD VALLEY 38 38 1.00.10SHINGLE SPRINGS 138 138 1.50.03SOBOBA 38 30TABLE MOUNTAIN 5 5TUOLUMNE 219 219 3.00.20UPPER LAKE 1 1 .20.01_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 4 ( 51 ) 34,642 20,270 95.80 .00 .001.91_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS ( 56 ) 62,207 40,691 961.3 .00 .0023.79NOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definition of Program CategoryPacific RegionI-88PACIFIC RegionWOODLAND - SECTION FSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 1 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------HOOPA VALLEY 1-D ***1994-2003*** 1994 1996 1992 19941/ 1994TULE RIVER 1-B 1999-2008 1993 19991999YUROK 1-D -__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 1. 3 Reservation(s)------Category 2 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------FORT BIDWELL 2-A 1996-2010 1984 1/ 1977 1/ 1995 1995 1988 1/2002 2002ROUND VALLEY 2-A 1996-2010 2002 2002 1995 1995 19951/ 1995__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 2. 2 Reservation(s)------Category 4 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------AGUA CALIENTE 4-A -AUGUSTINE 4-A -BARONA 4-A 2005-2020BIG SANDY 4-A - 1997 1998 19972001 2001BISHOP 4-A 2000-2014 1998 1999 19992000 2000CAHUILLA 4-A -CAMPO 4-A -CAPITAN GRANDE 4-A -CEDARVILLE 4-A -CENTRAL CAL. P.D. 4-A - 1994 1994COLD SPRINGS 4-A - 1997 1998 19972001 2001COLUSA 4-A -CORTINA 4-A -COYOTE VALLEY 4-A - 1997 1998 19972001 2001CUYAPAIPE 4-A -DRY CREEK 4-A 2002-2016 1997 1998 19972001 2001ELEM 4-A -ELK VALLEY 4-A -FORT INDEPENDENCE 4-A 2001-2015 1998 1999 19982001 2001GRINDSTONE CREEK 4-A - 1997 1998 19972001 2001HOPLAND 4-A - 1997 1998 19972001 2001JACKSON 4-A -Pacific RegionI-89PACIFIC RegionWOODLAND - SECTION FSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________KARUK 4-D -LA JOLLA 4-A -LAYTONVILLE 4-A -LONE PINE 4-A -LOS COYOTES 4-A - 1988 1997MANCHESTER-Pt ARENA 4-A - 1997 1998 19972001 2001MANZANITA 4-A -MESA GRANDE 4-A - 1993MORONGO 4-A -NCA P.D.A. 4-A - 1992NORTH FORK 4-A - 1997 1998 19972001 2001PALA 4-A -PAUMA/YUIMA 4-A -PECHANGA 4-A -PICAYUNE 4-A - 1997 1998 19972001 2001PIT RIVER 4-A - 1992 1992PIT RIVER 4-A -QUARTZ VALLEY 4-A -REDWOOD VALLEY 4-A 2000-2014 1997 1998 19972000 2000ROBINSON 4-A 2002-2016 1997 1998 19972001 2001RUMSEY RANCHERIA 4-A - 1986 1997 1998SANTA ROSA RESERVATION 4-A - 1989 1997SANTA YSABEL 4-A -SHERWOOD VALLEY 4-A 2001-2015 1997 1998 19972001 2001SHINGLE SPRINGS 4-A - 1998 1998 19982001 2001SOBOBA 4-A -TABLE MOUNTAIN 4-A - 1997 1998 19972001 2001TUOLUMNE 4-A 2000-2014 1997 1998 19982000 2000UPPER LAKE 4-A - 1997 1998 19972001 2001__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 4. 51 Reservation(s)__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS 56 Reservation(s)Current Count by Segment: 11 3 4 27 25 18 119 N/ANOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definitions of Program Category and Program AdministrationPacific RegionI-90PACIFIC RegionWOODLAND - SECTION GSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------ PACIFIC R.O.------PACIFIC R.O. 2006 15.0 2006 26.02006 20.02007 15.5 2007 26.52007 20.52008 15.5 2008 26.52008 20.52009 15.5 2009 26.52009 20.5------SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA------CAHUILLA 2006 20.02006 10.0CAPITAN GRANDE 2006 20.02006 10.0CUYAPAIPE 2006 20.02006 10.0MANZANITA 2006 20.02006 10.0MORONGO 2006 10.02006 10.0PALA 2006 20.02006 10.0SOBOBA 2006 20.02006 10.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 .0 .0 61.5 .0 235.5.0 151.5($M).0 = Total 10-year Available WOODLAND Inventory and Planning Funds in PACIFIC Region (based on continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).448.5 = Total 10-year Additional Funding Needed by PACIFIC Region for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning.448.5 = Total identified budget considered necessary for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning in the PACIFIC Region for the next10 years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as WOODLAND.Pacific RegionI-91PACIFIC RegionWOODLAND - SECTION HSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------ PACIFIC R.O.------PACIFIC R.O. 2006 15.02006 4.52007 15.52007 5.02008 15.52008 5.02009 15.52009 5.0------CENTRAL CALIFORNIA------CACHIL DEHE BAND OF COLUSA RAN 2006 15.02006 15.0CORTINA RANCHERIA 2006 15.02006 15.0------SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA------CAHUILLA 2007 15.02007 15.0CAPITAN GRANDE 2007 15.02007 15.0CUYAPAIPE 2007 15.02007 15.0MANZANITA 2007 15.02007 15.0MORONGO 2007 15.02007 15.0PALA 2007 15.02007 15.0SOBOBA 2007 15.02007 15.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 .0 .0 61.5 .0 135.0.0 154.5($M).0 = Total 10-year Available WOODLAND Inventory and Planning Funds in PACIFIC Region (based on continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).351.0 = Total 10-year Additional Funding Needed by PACIFIC Region for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning.351.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning in the PACIFIC Region for the next10 years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as WOODLAND.Rocky Mountain RegionI-92ROCKY MOUNTAIN Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION ASTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALTIMBERLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. TIMBER IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) TIMBERLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MMBM) (MMBM)(MMBM)______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 1 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------BLACKFEET 56,399 38,918 207.3 3.3 3.32.0CROW 198,234 36,299 222.2 5.7 5.05.0NORTHERN CHEYENNE 156,018 105,036 280.0 6.7 6.76.7______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 1 ( 3 ) 410,651 180,253 709.5 15.7 15.013.7------Category 2 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------FORT BELKNAP (ON+OFF) 29,430 27,495 62.5 .5 .5.5ROCKY BOY'S 16,189 6,830 45.0 .5 .5.5WIND RIVER 168,101 13,344 93.4 .7 .7.7______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 2 ( 3 ) 213,720 47,669 200.9 1.7 1.71.7______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS ( 6 ) 624,371 227,922 910.4 17.4 16.715.4NOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definitions of Program CategoryRocky Mountain RegionI-93ROCKY MOUNTAIN Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION BSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 1 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------BLACKFEET 1-C 1997-2006 1999 2002 2005 1994 19981997 1997CROW 1-A 1999-2008 2003 2004 1993 1996 1995 1/1999 1999NORTHERN CHEYENNE 1-C 1999-2008 1999 2002 2005 1997 19981999 1999__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 1. 3 Reservation(s)------Category 2 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------FORT BELKNAP (ON+OFF) 2-A 1982-2006 2003 2005 2004 1977 1/ 1980 1/1993 1/ 1993ROCKY BOY'S 2-D 1997-2006 2004 2005 1993 1995 19991997 1997WIND RIVER 2-A 2004-2013 2004 1980 1/ 2000 2002 1987 1/2004 2004__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 2. 3 Reservation(s)__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS 6 Reservation(s)Current Count by Segment: 6 6 5 6 5 3 05 N/ANOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definitions of Program Category and Program AdministrationRocky Mountain RegionI-94ROCKY MOUNTAIN Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION CSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------BLACKFEET------BLACKFEET 2010 70.0 2012 100.0 2015 60.02006 60.0------CROW------CROW 2013 70.0 2014 100.0 2006 250.02007 70.0------FORT BELKNAP------FORT BELKNAP (ON+OFF) 2013 50.0 2013 60.0 2014 50.02006 40.0------NORTHERN CHEYENNE------NORTHERN CHEYENNE 2010 70.0 2011 100.0 2015 250.02007 70.0------ROCKY BOY'S------ROCKY BOY'S 2014 50.0 2015 30.0 2007 150.02008 50.0------WIND RIVER------WIND RIVER 2014 70.0 2006 50.0 2010 75.02011 50.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 380.0 .0 440.0 .0 835.0.0 340.0($M).0 = Total (10-year) Available TIMBERLAND Inventory Funding in ROCKY MOUNTAIN Region (based upon continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).1,995.0 = Total (10-year) Additional Funding Needed by ROCKY MOUNTAIN Region for TIMBERLAND Inventory (see SECTION D for planning needs).1,995.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for TIMBERLAND Inventory in the ROCKY MOUNTAIN Region for the next 10years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as TIMBERLAND.Rocky Mountain RegionI-95ROCKY MOUNTAIN Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION DSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------ ROCKY MOUNTAIN R.O.------ROCKY MOUNTAIN 2006 18.02007 18.02008 20.02009 20.02010 20.02011 20.02012 20.02013 22.02014 22.02015 24.0------BLACKFEET------BLACKFEET 2007 50.0 2006 100.0 2006 125.02007 125.0------CROW------CROW 2008 50.0 2007 100.0 2009 125.02009 125.0------FORT BELKNAP------FORT BELKNAP (ON+OFF) 2010 16.0 2009 100.0 2006 50.02006 50.0------NORTHERN CHEYENNE------NORTHERN CHEYENNE 2007 50.0 2006 120.0 2008 125.02008 125.0------ROCKY BOY'S------ROCKY BOY'S 2008 16.0 2009 50.02009 60.0------WIND RIVER------WIND RIVER 2012 16.0 2013 60.02013 70.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 198.0 .0 624.0 .0 535.0.0 555.0($M).0 = Total (10-year) Available TIMBERLAND Planning Funding in ROCKY MOUNTAIN Region (based upon continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).1,912.0 = Total (10-year) Additional Funding Needed by ROCKY MOUNTAIN Region for TIMBERLAND Planning (see SECTION C for inventory need).1,912.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for TIMBERLAND Planning in the ROCKY MOUNTAIN Region for the next 10 years (see SECTION C forinventory budget).NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as TIMBERLAND.Rocky Mountain RegionI-96ROCKY MOUNTAIN RegionWOODLAND - SECTION ESTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALWOODLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. WOODLAND IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) WOODLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MCDS) (MCDS)(MCDS)_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 1 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------BLACKFEET 55,645 54,572 250.004.00CROW 12,650 12,650 76.001.30NORTHERN CHEYENNE 2,754 2,754 8.70.20_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 1 ( 3 ) 71,049 69,976 334.70 .00 .005.50------Category 2 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------FORT BELKNAP 4,288 4,216 16.10.40ROCKY BOY'S 3,513WIND RIVER 34,848 3,235 97.001.60_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 2 ( 3 ) 42,649 7,451 113.10 .00 .002.00------Category 3 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------FORT PECK 11,995 11,995 119.002.00_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 3 ( 1 ) 11,995 11,995 119.00 .00 .002.00_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS ( 7 ) 125,693 89,422 566.8 .00 .009.50NOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definition of Program CategoryRocky Mountain RegionI-97ROCKY MOUNTAIN RegionWOODLAND - SECTION FSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 1 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------BLACKFEET 1-C 1997-2006 2002 2005 1994 1998 19971997 1997CROW 1-A 1999-2008 2004 1993 1985 1/ 1995 1/ 19991999 1999NORTHERN CHEYENNE 1-C 1999-2008 2002 2005 1987 1/ 1998 19991999 1999__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 1. 3 Reservation(s)------Category 2 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------FORT BELKNAP 2-A 1983-2006 2005 2004 1982 1/ 1983 1/ 19831/ 1993 1/ 1993ROCKY BOY'S 2-D 1997-2006 2005 1993 1995 1999 19831/ 1997 1997WIND RIVER 2-A 2004-2013 2004 1980 1/ 1983 1/ 1987 1/ 1987 1/ 19871/ 2004 2004__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 2. 3 Reservation(s)------Category 3 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------FORT PECK 3-C - 1993 1993 19952002 2002__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 3. 1 Reservation(s)__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS 7 Reservation(s)Current Count by Segment: 6 1 6 6 3 3 36 N/ANOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definitions of Program Category and Program AdministrationRocky Mountain RegionI-98ROCKY MOUNTAIN RegionWOODLAND - SECTION GSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------BLACKFEET------BLACKFEET 2012 25.0 2015 20.02006 15.0------CROW------CROW 2014 25.0 2006 20.02007 15.0------FORT BELKNAP------FORT BELKNAP (ON+OFF) 2013 25.0 2014 15.02006 20.0------FORT PECK------FORT PECK 2015 25.0 2015 20.02015 20.0------NORTHERN CHEYENNE------NORTHERN CHEYENNE 2011 30.0 2015 20.02007 15.0------ROCKY BOY'S------ROCKY BOY'S 2015 25.0 2007 20.02008 15.0------WIND RIVER------WIND RIVER 2006 25.0 2010 20.02011 20.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 .0 .0 180.0 .0 135.0.0 120.0($M).0 = Total 10-year Available WOODLAND Inventory and Planning Funds in ROCKY MOUNTAIN Region (based on continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).435.0 = Total 10-year Additional Funding Needed by ROCKY MOUNTAIN Region for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning.435.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning in the ROCKY MOUNTAIN Region for the next 10 years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as WOODLAND.Rocky Mountain RegionI-99ROCKY MOUNTAIN RegionWOODLAND - SECTION HSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------BLACKFEET------BLACKFEET 2006 10.0 2006 25.02007 30.0------CROW------CROW 2007 10.0 2009 25.02009 30.0------FORT BELKNAP------FORT BELKNAP (ON+OFF) 2009 10.0 2006 25.02006 25.0------FORT PECK------FORT PECK 2015 20.02015 20.0------NORTHERN CHEYENNE------NORTHERN CHEYENNE 2006 10.0 2008 20.02008 25.0------ROCKY BOY'S------ROCKY BOY'S 2008 10.0 2009 20.02009 25.0------WIND RIVER------WIND RIVER 2013 20.02013 25.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 .0 .0 50.0 .0 155.0.0 180.0($M).0 = Total 10-year Available WOODLAND Inventory and Planning Funds in ROCKY MOUNTAIN Region (based on continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).385.0 = Total 10-year Additional Funding Needed by ROCKY MOUNTAIN Region for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning.385.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning in the ROCKY MOUNTAIN Region for the next 10 years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as WOODLAND.Southern Plains RegionI-100SOUTHERN PLAINS Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION ASTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALTIMBERLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. TIMBER IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) TIMBERLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MMBM) (MMBM)(MMBM)______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 2 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------ALABAMA-COUSHATTA 4,615 4,038 21.7.6______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 2 ( 1 ) 4,615 4,038 21.7 .0 .0.6______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS ( 1 ) 4,615 4,038 21.7 .0 .0.6NOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definitions of Program CategorySouthern Plains RegionI-101SOUTHERN PLAINS Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION BSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 2 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------ALABAMA-COUSHATTA 2-B - 1990 1991 1990__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 2. 1 Reservation(s)__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS 1 Reservation(s)Current Count by Segment: 0 1 1 1 0 0 00 N/ANOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definitions of Program Category and Program AdministrationSouthern Plains RegionI-102SOUTHERN PLAINS Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION CSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------ SOUTHERN PLAINS R.O.------SOUTHERN PLAINS R.O. 2006 1.0 2006 5.0 2006 35.02006 25.02007 1.0 2007 5.0 2007 3.02007 25.02008 1.0 2008 5.0 2008 3.02008 25.02009 1.0 2009 5.0 2009 3.02009 25.02010 1.0 2010 5.0 2010 5.02010 25.02011 1.0 2011 5.0 2011 5.02011 25.02012 1.0 2012 5.0 2012 5.02012 25.02013 1.0 2013 5.0 2013 5.02013 25.02014 1.0 2014 5.0 2014 5.02014 25.02015 1.0 2015 5.0 2015 35.02015 25.0ALABAMA-COUSHATTA 2012 2.0 2006 35.02007 10.02013 1.02008 10.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 13.0 .0 50.0 .0 139.0.0 270.0($M).0 = Total (10-year) Available TIMBERLAND Inventory Funding in SOUTHERN PLAINS Region (based upon continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).472.0 = Total (10-year) Additional Funding Needed by SOUTHERN PLAINS Region for TIMBERLAND Inventory (see SECTION D for planning needs).472.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for TIMBERLAND Inventory in the SOUTHERN PLAINS Region for the next 10years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as TIMBERLAND.Southern Plains RegionI-103SOUTHERN PLAINS Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION DSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------ SOUTHERN PLAINS R.O.------SOUTHERN PLAINS R.O.2006 5.02007 5.02008 5.02009 5.02010 5.02011 5.02012 5.02013 5.02014 5.0ALABAMA-COUSHATTA2006 5.02007 5.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 .0.0 55.0($M).0 = Total (10-year) Available TIMBERLAND Planning Funding in SOUTHERN PLAINS Region (based upon continuance of currentlevel funding,but excluding special FMI&P).55.0 = Total (10-year) Additional Funding Needed by SOUTHERN PLAINS Region for TIMBERLAND Planning (see SECTION C for inventory need).55.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for TIMBERLAND Planning in the SOUTHERN PLAINS Region for the next 10years (see SECTION C forinventory budget).NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as TIMBERLAND.Southern Plains RegionI-104SOUTHERN PLAINS RegionWOODLAND - SECTION ESTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALWOODLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. WOODLAND IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) WOODLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MCDS) (MCDS)(MCDS)_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 3 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------ABSENTEE SHAWNEE 4,125 4,125CHEYENNE/ARAPAHO 12,483 12,483KIOWA/COMANCH/APACH 32,537 32,537MEXICAN KICKAPOO 1,918 1,918OTOE 6,287 6,287PAWNEE 6,124 6,124PONCA 4,461 4,461POTAWATOMI (KS) 3,428 3,428 38.73SAC AND FOX (OK) 9,710 9,710WICHITA/CADDO/DELAW 8,560 8,560_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 3 ( 10 ) 89,633 89,633 38.73 .00 .00.00------Category 4 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------ABSENTEE WYANDOTTE 71 71 .86 .00 .00.00CITIZEN POTAWATOMI 1,384 1,384FORT SILL 467 467IOWA (NE/KS) 222 222 .75IOWA (OK) 462 462KAW 300 300KICKAPOO 1,627 1,627 19.70NEMAHA 7 7 .09SAC AND FOX (NE/KS) 59 59 .71SHAWNEE 16 16 .19TONKAWA 367 367_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 4 ( 11 ) 4,982 4,982 22.30 .00 .00.00_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS ( 21 ) 94,615 94,615 61.0 .00 .00.00NOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definition of Program CategorySouthern Plains RegionI-105SOUTHERN PLAINS RegionWOODLAND - SECTION FSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 3 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------ABSENTEE SHAWNEE 3-D - 1992CHEYENNE/ARAPAHO 3-A - 1995KIOWA/COMANCH/APACH 3-A - 1996MEXICAN KICKAPOO 3-A -OTOE 3-A - 1993PAWNEE 3-A - 1993PONCA 3-A - 1993POTAWATOMI (KS) 3-A - 1992SAC AND FOX (OK) 3-D - 1995WICHITA/CADDO/DELAW 3-A - 1997__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 3. 10 Reservation(s)------Category 4 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------ABSENTEE WYANDOTTE 4-A - 1992CITIZEN POTAWATOMI 4-B - 1999FORT SILL 4-A - 1997IOWA (NE/KS) 4-A - 1992IOWA (OK) 4-B - 1999KAW 4-A - 1993KICKAPOO 4-B - 1992NEMAHA 4-A - 1992SAC AND FOX (NE/KS) 4-A - 1992SHAWNEE 4-A - 1992TONKAWA 4-A - 1993__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 4. 11 Reservation(s)__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS 21 Reservation(s)Current Count by Segment: 0 0 0 20 0 0 00 N/ANOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definitions of Program Category and Program AdministrationSouthern Plains RegionI-106SOUTHERN PLAINS RegionWOODLAND - SECTION GSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------ANADARKO------FORT SILL APACHE 2007 5.0KIOWA, COMANCHE & APACHE 2007 5.0------CONCHO------CHEYENNE & ARAPAHO 2007 5.0------HORTON------IOWA (KANS. & NEBR.) 2007 5.0------PAWNEE------KAW 2007 5.0OTOE 2007 5.0PAWNEE 2007 5.0PONCA 2007 5.0TONKAWA 2007 5.0------SHAWNEE------ABSENTEE SHAWNEE 2007 5.0CITIZEN POTAWATOMI 2007 5.0IOWA (OKLA.) 2007 5.0MEXICAN KICKAPOO (OKLA. & TEXA 2007 5.0SAC AND FOX (OKLA.) 2007 5.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 .0 .0 70.0 .0 .0.0 .0($M).0 = Total 10-year Available WOODLAND Inventory and Planning Funds in SOUTHERN PLAINS Region (based on continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).70.0 = Total 10-year Additional Funding Needed by SOUTHERN PLAINS Region for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning.70.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning in the SOUTHERN PLAINS Region forthe next 10 years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as WOODLAND.Southern Plains RegionI-107SOUTHERN PLAINS RegionWOODLAND - SECTION HSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------ANADARKO------FORT SILL APACHE 2010 5.02007 5.0KIOWA, COMANCHE & APACHE 2010 15.0WICHITA-CADDO-DELAWARE 2010 5.0------CONCHO------CHEYENNE & ARAPAHO2006 5.0------HORTON------IOWA (KANS. & NEBR.) 2010 5.02007 5.0KICKAPOO 2010 5.02007 5.0POTAWATOMI (KANS.) 2010 5.02007 5.0SAC AND FOX (NEBR. & KANS.) 2010 5.02007 5.0------PAWNEE------KAW2007 5.0OTOE2007 5.0PAWNEE 2010 5.02007 5.0PONCA 2010 5.02007TONKAWA 2010 5.02007 3.0------SHAWNEE------ABSENTEE SHAWNEE 2010 5.02007 5.0CITIZEN POTAWATOMI 2010 5.02007 5.0IOWA (OKLA.) 2010 5.02007 5.0MEXICAN KICKAPOO (OKLA. & TEXA 2010 5.02007 5.0SAC AND FOX (OKLA.)2007 5.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 .0 .0 80.0 .0 .0.0 73.0($M).0 = Total 10-year Available WOODLAND Inventory and Planning Funds in SOUTHERN PLAINS Region (based on continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).153.0 = Total 10-year Additional Funding Needed by SOUTHERN PLAINS Region for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning.153.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning in the SOUTHERN PLAINS Region forthe next 10 years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as WOODLAND.Southwest RegionI-108SOUTHWEST Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION ASTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALTIMBERLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. TIMBER IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) TIMBERLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MMBM) (MMBM)(MMBM)______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 1 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------ACOMA PUEBLO 19,410 18,623 37.8 .4 .7.4JEMEZ PUEBLO 15,236 11,183 33.2 .3 1.3.3JICARILLA APACHE 318,532 186,337 771.4 11.2 13.711.2MESCALERO APACHE 241,915 205,780 649.0 19.6 30.316.0SOUTHERN UTE 98,468 75,966 258.2 4.0 5.41.8ZUNI PUEBLO 29,723 27,880 21.0 .3 .7.5______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 1 ( 6 ) 723,284 525,769 1,770.6 35.8 52.130.2------Category 2 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------ISLETA PUEBLO 8,729 7,995 17.9 .7 1.3.7LAGUNA PUEBLO 8,351 1,309 3.4 .1 .1.1NAMBE PUEBLO 435 435 .7 .1 .1PICURIS PUEBLO 6,337 4,951 12.1 .4 .7.3RAMAH-NAVAJO 5,337 5,256 8.0 .1 .1.1SAN ILDEFONSO PUEBLO 490 490 2.0 .1 .1SANTA CLARA PUEBLO 23,246 7,362 16.7 .8 .4.4TAOS PUEBLO 51,978 1,552 8.2 .2 .2.2TESUQUE PUEBLO 289 183 1.4 .1 .1UTE MOUNTAIN 2,837 717ZIA PUEBLO 1,209 662 1.9 .1 .1.1______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 2 ( 11 ) 109,238 30,912 72.3 2.7 3.21.9------Category 5 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------JICARILLA APACHE N.T. 20,000 15,000SANDIA N.T. 3,000 3,000UTE MOUNTAIN UTE N.T. 3,150 3,150______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 5 ( 3 ) 26,150 21,150 .0 .0 .0.0______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS ( 20 ) 858,672 577,831 1,842.9 38.5 55.332.1NOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with asterisks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definitions of Program CategorySouthwest RegionI-109SOUTHWEST Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION BSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 1 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------ACOMA PUEBLO 1-A - 1993 1995 1994 19961988 1/ 1988JEMEZ PUEBLO 1-A ***1998-2003*** 1993 1995 1994 19951989 1/ 1998JICARILLA APACHE 1-C 1996-2010 1995 2000 2001 1996 1995 1/1996 1996MESCALERO APACHE 1-C 2001-2010 1997 2003 2003 1998 19982001 2001SOUTHERN UTE 1-C 1993-2008 1996 1998 1999 1992 1993 1/1992 1/ 1993ZUNI PUEBLO 1-A 1998-2007 1988 1/ 1995 1997 19971998__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 1. 6 Reservation(s)------Category 2 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------ISLETA PUEBLO 2-A 1999-2008 1993 1983 1/ 1994 19951999 1999LAGUNA PUEBLO 2-A ***1993-2002*** 1981 1/ 1996 1988 1/ 1988 1/1993NAMBE PUEBLO 2-A - 1980 1/ 1990 1994PICURIS PUEBLO 2-A - 1974 1/ 1987 1/ 1995 19971989 1/ 1989RAMAH-NAVAJO 2-A ***1991-2000*** 1995 1996 1993 19951991SAN ILDEFONSO PUEBLO 2-A 1996-2005 1975 1/ 1994 1994 19951996 1996SANTA CLARA PUEBLO 2-C 1989-2007 1981 1/ 1987 1/ 1995 1988 1/1989 1/ 1989TAOS PUEBLO 2-A 1996-2011 1974 1/ 1994 1994 19961996 1996TESUQUE PUEBLO 2-A - 1975 1/ 1988 1/ 1988 1/ 1988 1/UTE MOUNTAIN 2-A 2002-2016ZIA PUEBLO 2-A - 1993 1990 1996 1990__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 2. 11 Reservation(s)------Category 5 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------JICARILLA APACHE N.T. 5-C -SANDIA N.T. 5-A -UTE MOUNTAIN UTE N.T. 5-A -__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 5. 3 Reservation(s)__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS 20 Reservation(s)Current Count by Segment: 9 8 12 14 12 1 06 N/ANOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definitions of Program Category and Program AdministrationSouthwest RegionI-110SOUTHWEST Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION CSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------JICARILLA------JICARILLA APACHE 2013 75.0 2014 105.0 2015 230.0------LAGUNA------LAGUNA PUEBLO 2006 15.0 2006 25.0 2006 30.02006 25.0------MESCALERO------MESCALERO APACHE 2010 75.0 2011 105.0 2012 230.02013 60.0------NORTHERN PUEBLOS------NAMBE PUEBLO 2006 15.0 2007 25.0 2009 30.02010 25.0PICURIS PUEBLO 2006 15.0 2007 25.0 2011 30.02012 25.0SAN ILDEFONSO PUEBLO 2006 15.0 2007 25.0 2008 30.02010 25.0SANTA CLARA PUEBLO 2014 15.0 2015 15.0TAOS PUEBLO 2006 15.0 2007 25.0 2008 30.02010 25.0TESUQUE PUEBLO 2006 15.0 2007 25.0 2008 30.02010 25.0------RAMAH-NAVAJO------RAMAH-NAVAJO 2010 15.0 2011 25.02006 10.0------SOUTHERN PUEBLOS------ACOMA PUEBLO 2006 75.0 2008 105.0 2009 230.02011 50.0ISLETA PUEBLO 2006 15.0 2007 25.0 2009 30.02010 25.0JEMEZ PUEBLO 2006 30.0 2006 50.0ZIA PUEBLO 2006 15.0 2007 25.0 2009 30.02010 25.0------SOUTHERN UTE------SOUTHERN UTE 2012 75.0 2013 105.0 2014 230.02015 60.0------ZUNI------ZUNI PUEBLO 2006 75.0 2007 105.0 2012 200.02013 60.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 555.0 .0 815.0 .0 1,360.0.0 440.0Southwest RegionI-111SOUTHWEST Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION CSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________($M).0 = Total (10-year) Available TIMBERLAND Inventory Funding in SOUTHWEST Region (based upon continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).3,170.0 = Total (10-year) Additional Funding Needed by SOUTHWEST Region for TIMBERLAND Inventory (see SECTION D for planningneeds).3,170.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for TIMBERLAND Inventory in the SOUTHWEST Region for the next 10 years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as TIMBERLAND.Southwest RegionI-112SOUTHWEST Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION DSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------JICARILLA------JICARILLA APACHE 2010 50.0 2009 160.02010 160.0------LAGUNA------LAGUNA PUEBLO 2007 40.02007 40.0------MESCALERO------MESCALERO APACHE 2010 50.0 2009 160.02010 160.0------NORTHERN PUEBLOS------NAMBE PUEBLO 2012 40.02012 40.0PICURIS PUEBLO 2013 40.02013 40.0SAN ILDEFONSO PUEBLO 2011 40.02011 40.0SANTA CLARA PUEBLO 2006 40.0TAOS PUEBLO 2011 40.02011 40.0TESUQUE PUEBLO 2011 40.02011 40.0------SOUTHERN PUEBLOS------ACOMA PUEBLO 2007 50.0 2012 160.02013 160.0ISLETA PUEBLO 2011 40.02012 40.0JEMEZ PUEBLO 2006 50.0ZIA PUEBLO 2011 40.02011 40.0------SOUTHERN UTE------SOUTHERN UTE 2008 50.0 2007 160.02008 160.0------ZUNI------ZUNI PUEBLO 2015 50.0 2014 160.02015 160.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 300.0 .0 .0 .0 1,160.0.0 1,120.0Southwest RegionI-113SOUTHWEST Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION DSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________($M).0 = Total (10-year) Available TIMBERLAND Planning Funding in SOUTHWEST Region (based upon continuance of current levelfunding,but excluding special FMI&P).2,580.0 = Total (10-year) Additional Funding Needed by SOUTHWEST Region for TIMBERLAND Planning (see SECTION C for inventoryneed).2,580.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for TIMBERLAND Planning in the SOUTHWEST Region for the next 10 years(see SECTION C forinventory budget).NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as TIMBERLAND.Southwest RegionI-114SOUTHWEST RegionWOODLAND - SECTION ESTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALWOODLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. WOODLAND IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) WOODLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MCDS) (MCDS)(MCDS)_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 1 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------ACOMA 241,339 86,856 307.84 7.607.60JEMEZ 51,142 9,417 91.50 1.40 1.801.40JICARILLA 332,656 129,679 646.5311.40MESCALERO 148,926 16,444 131.501.90SOUTHERN UTE 146,171 65,139 985.56 7.797.79ZUNI 314,043 177,241 1,055.10 10.20 15.2010.20_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 1 ( 6 ) 1,234,277 484,776 3,218.03 26.99 17.0040.29------Category 2 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------ISLETA 24,011 7,252 77.31 1.20 .901.20LAGUNA 26,425 1,524 12.04 .09 .26.09NAMBE 15,611 1,791 3.17 .06.06PICURIS 7,914 4,158 12.58 1.001.00RAMAH-NAVAJO 61,464 41,848 317.40 4.60 5.504.60SAN ILDEFONSO 19,763 1,767 13.00 .40.40SANTA CLARA 21,637 7,071 23.55 .70.70TAOS 13,878 3,729 18.10 .40.40TESUQUE 15,500 3,234 6.50 .20.20UTE MOUNTAIN 319,843 58,405 1,390.90 7.207.20ZIA 56,555 25,119 100.00 3.003.00_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 2 ( 11 ) 582,601 155,898 1,974.55 18.85 6.6618.85------Category 4 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------COCHITI 16,069FORT SILL APACHE 30 30POJOAQUE 7,850SAN FELIPE 17,552 2,000 4.00.10SAN JUAN 5,037SANDIA 2,525SANTA ANA 2,772SANTO DOMINGO 30,015 5,000 10.00.30_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 4 ( 8 ) 81,850 7,030 14.00 .00 .00.40Southwest RegionI-115SOUTHWEST RegionWOODLAND - SECTION ESTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALWOODLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. WOODLAND IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) WOODLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MCDS) (MCDS)(MCDS)_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 5 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------ACOMA 13,000ISLETA 20,000JEMEZ N.T. 5SANTO DOMINGO 1,140ZIA 14,000_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 5 ( 5 ) 48,145 .00 .00 .00.00_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS ( 30 ) 1,946,873 647,704 5,206.6 45.84 23.6659.54NOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definition of Program CategorySouthwest RegionI-116SOUTHWEST RegionWOODLAND - SECTION FSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 1 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------ACOMA 1-A - 1995 1993 1996JEMEZ 1-A - 1995 1994 1995JICARILLA 1-C 1996-2010 19951996MESCALERO 1-C - 1988 1/ 1987 1/SOUTHERN UTE 1-C 1993-2008 1990 1982 1/ 1992 19921/ 1993ZUNI 1-A ***1990-2000*** 1995 1993 19951990__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 1. 6 Reservation(s)------Category 2 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------ISLETA 2-A - 1994 1994LAGUNA 2-A ***1993-2002*** 1992 19931993NAMBE 2-A - 1992 1993PICURIS 2-A - 1995RAMAH-NAVAJO 2-A ***1991-2000*** 1993 19951991SAN ILDEFONSO 2-A 1996-2005 1994 19951996SANTA CLARA 2-C - 1995TAOS 2-A 1996-2011 19941996TESUQUE 2-A -UTE MOUNTAIN 2-A 2002-2016 2001 1993 19942002 2002ZIA 2-A -__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 2. 11 Reservation(s)------Category 4 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------COCHITI 4-A -FORT SILL APACHE 4-C -POJOAQUE 4-A -SAN FELIPE 4-A -SAN JUAN 4-A 1994-20091995SANDIA 4-A -SANTA ANA 4-A ***1995-2004***1994SANTO DOMINGO 4-A -__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 4. 8 Reservation(s)Southwest RegionI-117SOUTHWEST RegionWOODLAND - SECTION FSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 5 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------ACOMA 5-A -ISLETA 5-A -JEMEZ N.T. 5-A -SANTO DOMINGO 5-A -ZIA 5-A -__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 5. 5 Reservation(s)__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS 30 Reservation(s)Current Count by Segment: 6 0 6 12 10 0 01 N/ANOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definitions of Program Category and Program AdministrationSouthwest RegionI-118SOUTHWEST RegionWOODLAND - SECTION GSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------NORTHERN PUEBLOS------POJOAQUE PUEBLO 2014 10.0 2015 10.0SAN JUAN PUEBLO 2006 20.02007 20.0------SOUTHERN PUEBLOS------COCHITI PUEBLO 2014 10.0 2015 10.0SAN FELIPE PUEBLO 2014 10.0 2015 10.0SANDIA PUEBLO 2014 10.0 2015 10.0SANTA ANA PUEBLO 2006 20.02007 20.0SANTO DOMINGO PUEBLO 2014 10.0 2015 10.0------UTE MOUNTAIN UTE------UTE MOUNTAIN 2006 30.02006 25.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 50.0 .0 50.0 .0 70.0.0 65.0($M).0 = Total 10-year Available WOODLAND Inventory and Planning Funds in SOUTHWEST Region (based on continuance of currentlevel funding,but excluding special FMI&P).235.0 = Total 10-year Additional Funding Needed by SOUTHWEST Region for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning.235.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning in the SOUTHWEST Region for the next 10 years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as WOODLAND.Southwest RegionI-119SOUTHWEST RegionWOODLAND - SECTION HSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------NORTHERN PUEBLOS------SAN JUAN PUEBLO 2008 15.02009 15.0------SOUTHERN PUEBLOS------SANTA ANA PUEBLO 2006 10.0 2008 15.02009 15.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 .0 .0 10.0 .0 30.0.0 30.0($M).0 = Total 10-year Available WOODLAND Inventory and Planning Funds in SOUTHWEST Region (based on continuance of currentlevel funding,but excluding special FMI&P).70.0 = Total 10-year Additional Funding Needed by SOUTHWEST Region for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning.70.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning in the SOUTHWEST Region for the next 10 years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as WOODLAND.Western RegionI -120WESTERN Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION ASTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALTIMBERLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. TIMBER IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) TIMBERLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MMBM) (MMBM)(MMBM)______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 1 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------FORT APACHE 755,051 598,450 2,422.0 75.040.3HUALAPAI 54,673 53,029 221.3 3.4 3.03.4SAN CARLOS & (P.D.) 175,348 55,218 293.2 5.55.5UINTAH AND OURAY 119,747 119,747 52.7 .7.7______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 1 ( 4 ) 1,104,819 826,444 2,989.2 84.6 3.049.9______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS ( 4 ) 1,104,819 826,444 2,989.2 84.6 3.049.9NOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definitions of Program CategoryWestern RegionI -121WESTERN Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION BSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 1 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------FORT APACHE 1-C 2005-2014 2003 1981 1/ 2005 1995 1990 1/2005 2005HUALAPAI 1-B 2001-2012 1990 1985 1/ 1994 20042004 2004SAN CARLOS & (P.D.) 1-B 2004-2015 2000 1984 1/ 2001 2004 1985 1/2004 2004UINTAH AND OURAY 1-A ***1992-2001*** 1997 1957 1/ 1988 1/ 1990 1992 1/1987 1/ 1992__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 1. 4 Reservation(s)__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS 4 Reservation(s)Current Count by Segment: 3 4 0 3 4 0 03 N/ANOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definitions of Program Category and Program AdministrationWestern RegionI -122WESTERN Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION CSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------ WESTERN R.O.------WESTERN R.O. 2006 3.0 2006 3.02006 3.02007 3.0 2007 3.02009 3.02008 2.0 3.0 2008 3.02010 3.02009 3.0 2009 3.02011 3.02010 2.0 3.0 2010 3.02011 2.0 3.02012 3.02013 2.0 3.02014 3.02015 5.0------FORT APACHE------FORT APACHE 2013 20.0 75.0 2008 100.0 2006 50.0 150.02006 25.0 75.02014 50.0 150.02007 25.0 25.0------SAN CARLOS------SAN CARLOS & (P.D.) 2010 100.0 2006 50.0 2006 50.02006 15.02011 25.0 75.0 2010 25.0 25.02011 25.0 50.0------TRUXTON CANON------HUALAPAI 2006 60.0 2007 10.0 50.0 2008 40.02010 80.02009 150.0------UINTAH & OURAY------UINTAH AND OURAY 2007 5.0 100.0 2007 5.0 40.0 2012 100.02006 50.02013 150.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS 25.0 335.0 48.0 347.0 125.0 830.075.0 307.0($M)273.0 = Total (10-year) Available TIMBERLAND Inventory Funding in WESTERN Region (based upon continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).1,819.0 = Total (10-year) Additional Funding Needed by WESTERN Region for TIMBERLAND Inventory (see SECTION D for planning needs).2,092.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for TIMBERLAND Inventory in the WESTERN Region for the next 10 years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as TIMBERLAND.Western RegionI -123WESTERN Region TIMBERLAND - SECTION DSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------ WESTERN R.O.------WESTERN R.O. 2006 3.0 2006 5.0 2006 2.02006 3.02007 2.02007 3.02008 2.0 2.02008 3.02009 2.02009 3.02010 2.02010 3.02011 2.0 2.02011 3.02012 2.0 2.02012 3.02013 2.02013 3.02014 2.02014 3.02015 5.02015 5.0------FORT APACHE------FORT APACHE 2006 25.0 50.0 2006 50.0 50.0 2012 50.02012 50.0------SAN CARLOS------SAN CARLOS & (P.D.) 2012 75.02012 75.0------TRUXTON CANON------HUALAPAI 2006 50.0 2011 5.0 50.02011 10.0 80.0------UINTAH & OURAY------UINTAH AND OURAY 2006 5.0 30.0 2006 30.02006 30.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS 30.0 133.0 50.0 55.0 11.0 228.010.0 267.0($M)101.0 = Total (10-year) Available TIMBERLAND Planning Funding in WESTERN Region (based upon continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).683.0 = Total (10-year) Additional Funding Needed by WESTERN Region for TIMBERLAND Planning (see SECTION C for inventory need).784.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for TIMBERLAND Planning in the WESTERN Region for the next 10 years (see SECTION C for inventorybudget).NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as TIMBERLAND.Western RegionI -124WESTERN RegionWOODLAND - SECTION ESTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALWOODLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. WOODLAND IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) WOODLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MCDS) (MCDS)(MCDS)_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 1 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------FORT APACHE 615,258 467,596 5,493.0054.94HUALAPAI 460,963 160,701 761.90 20.7020.70SAN CARLOS 665,459 90,290 2.002.00UINTAH AND OURAY 347,504 121,115 1,223.908.04_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 1 ( 4 ) 2,089,184 839,702 7,478.80 22.70 .0085.68------Category 3 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------GILA RIVER 27,267 24,720HAVASUPAI 52,430 5,621HOPI 197,029 187,178 1,187.36 6.306.30PAPAGO 403,691 107,606PINENUT P.D. 43,920 17,690_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 3 ( 5 ) 724,337 342,815 1,187.36 6.30 .006.30------Category 4 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------CAMP VERDE 135 15CEDAR CITY 1,800 700CHEMEHUEVI 6,000 6,000COCOPAH 800 800COLORADO RIVER 28,448 18,552DUCK VALLEY 5,496 2,000FORT MCDERMITT 5,000 100FORT MCDOWELL 2,120 1,599FORT MOJAVE 4,495 4,495FORT YUMA (QUECHAN) 1,000 1,000GILA BEND 4,033 3,785GOSHUTE 13,696 500INDIAN PEAKS 200 50KAIBAB 30,320 4,973KANOSH 500 250KOOSHAREM 120 60MARICOPA (AK-CHIN) 682 677PYRAMID LAKE 16,556 1,000RENO-SPARKS COLONY 300 200Western RegionI -125WESTERN RegionWOODLAND - SECTION ESTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALWOODLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. WOODLAND IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) WOODLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MCDS) (MCDS)(MCDS)_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________SALT RIVER 28,744 7,923SAN XAVIER 2,597 1,594SHIVWITS 9,000 100SKULL VALLEY 3,142 2,986SOUTH FORK 600 40SUMMIT LAKE 100 50WALKER RIVER 6,919 2,000YAVAPAI-PRESCOTT 492 73YOMBA 1,000 350_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 4 ( 28 ) 174,295 61,872 .00 .00 .00.00_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS ( 37 ) 2,987,816 1,244,389 8,666.2 29.00 .0091.98NOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definition of Program CategoryWestern RegionI -127WESTERN RegionWOODLAND - SECTION FSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________RENO-SPARKS COLONY 4-C -SALT RIVER 4-F -SAN XAVIER 4-C -SHIVWITS 4-A -SKULL VALLEY 4-A -SOUTH FORK 4-A -SUMMIT LAKE 4-C -WALKER RIVER 4-C -YAVAPAI-PRESCOTT 4-A - 2004YOMBA 4-A -__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 4. 28 Reservation(s)__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS 37 Reservation(s)Current Count by Segment: 4 2 1 5 5 0 33 N/ANOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definitions of Program Category and Program AdministrationWestern RegionI -126WESTERN RegionWOODLAND - SECTION FSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 1 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------FORT APACHE 1-C 2005-2015 1984 1/ 1995 1995 19901/ 2005 2005HUALAPAI 1-B 2001-2012 1986 1/ 1994 2004 19962004 2004SAN CARLOS 1-B 2004-2015 1990 1984 1/ 2002 1988 1/ 19972004 2004UINTAH AND OURAY 1-A ***1992-2001*** 1988 1/ 1990 19871/ 1992__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 1. 4 Reservation(s)------Category 3 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------GILA RIVER 3-A -HAVASUPAI 3-A - 1986 1/HOPI 3-B - 1985 1/ 1994 20012001PAPAGO 3-A -PINENUT P.D. 3-A -__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 3. 5 Reservation(s)------Category 4 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------CAMP VERDE 4-A -CEDAR CITY 4-A -CHEMEHUEVI 4-A -COCOPAH 4-C -COLORADO RIVER 4-A 2001-2010 1997 1997 19971998DUCK VALLEY 4-D -FORT MCDERMITT 4-A -FORT MCDOWELL 4-E -FORT MOJAVE 4-A -FORT YUMA (QUECHAN) 4-A -GILA BEND 4-A -GOSHUTE 4-A -INDIAN PEAKS 4-A -KAIBAB 4-A - 1999KANOSH 4-A -KOOSHAREM 4-A -MARICOPA (AK-CHIN) 4-C -PYRAMID LAKE 4-C -Western RegionI -128WESTERN RegionWOODLAND - SECTION GSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------COLORADO RIVER------CHEMEHUEVI 2006 10.0 2006 10.0 2007 15.02008 15.0COLORADO RIVER 2006 15.0 2006 10.0 2007 25.02008 25.0FORT MOJAVE 2006 10.0 2006 10.0 2007 15.02008 10.0------EASTERN NEVADA------DUCK VALLEY 2006 15.0 2006 10.0 2007 20.02008 15.0GOSHUTE 2006 20.0 2006 10.0 2008 25.02009 20.0SOUTH FORK (TE-MOAK) 2006 5.0 2007 5.0 2008 5.02009 5.0------FORT APACHE------FORT APACHE 2006 25.02006 25.0 25.02007 25.0------FORT YUMA------COCOPAH 2006 15.0 2006 15.0 2007 15.02007 15.0FORT YUMA (QUECHAN) (CALF.) 2006 10.0 2006 15.0 2007 20.02008 15.0------HOPI------HOPI 2006 40.0 2007 30.0 2006 80.02007 50.0------PAPAGO------GILA BEND 2006 10.0 2006 10.0 2007 15.02008 15.0PAPAGO 2006 40.0 2007 30.0 2008 40.02009 20.0SAN XAVIER 2006 5.0 2007 5.0 2008 5.02009 5.0------PIMA------GILA RIVER 2006 20.0 2007 20.0 2008 25.02009 25.0MARICOPA (AK-CHIN) 2006 10.0 2007 10.0 2008 15.02009 20.0------SALT RIVER------FORT MCDOWELL 2006 15.0 2006 10.0 2007 15.02008 15.0SALT RIVER 2006 10.0 2007 10.0 2008 15.02009 10.0Western RegionI -129WESTERN RegionWOODLAND - SECTION GSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------SAN CARLOS------SAN CARLOS & (P.D.) 2010 10.0 25.0 2010 25.0 2006 50.02011 15.0 25.02010 10.0 25.0------SOUTHERN PAIUTE (FLD STA)------CEDAR CITY 2006 15.0 2006 15.0 2006 20.02007 15.0INDIAN PEAKS (PAIUTE) 2006 15.0 2007 15.0 2008 15.02009 15.0KAIBAB PAIUTE 2008 40.02008 25.0KANOSH 2006 15.0 2007 15.02008 15.0KOOSHAREM 2006 15.0 2007 15.0 2008 15.02009 15.0SHIVWITS 2006 10.0 2007 10.0 2008 10.0 10.02009 10.0------TRUXTON CANON------HAVASUPAI 2006 20.0 2007 20.0 2008 40.02009 25.0HUALAPAI 2006 10.0 2006 10.0 2009 20.02010 10.0YAVAPAI - PRESCOTT 2006 5.02007 5.0YAVAPAI-APACHE CAMP VERDE 2006 10.0 2007 10.0 2007 10.02008 10.0------UINTAH & OURAY------SKULL VALLEY 2006 10.0 2007 10.0 2008 15.02009 10.0UINTAH AND OURAY 2007 10.0 2007 10.0 2010 5.0 25.02012 5.0 10.02011 25.0------WESTERN NEVADA------FORT MCDERMITT 2006 10.0 2006 10.0 2007 15.02008 10.0PINENUT P.D. 2006 10.0 2007 10.0 2008 25.02009 10.0PYRAMID LAKE 2006 10.0 2007 10.0 2008 10.02009 10.0RENO-SPARKS COLONY 2006 5.0 2006 5.0 2007 5.02007 5.0SUMMIT LAKE 2006 5.0 2007 5.0 2008 5.02009 5.0WALKER RIVER 2006 10.0 2007 10.0 2008 10.02009 10.0YOMBA 2006 5.0 2007 5.0 2008 5.02009 5.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS 20.0 435.0 .0 420.0 50.0 755.070.0 550.0($M)140.0 = Total 10-year Available WOODLAND Inventory and Planning Funds in WESTERN Region (based on continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).2,160.0 = Total 10-year Additional Funding Needed by WESTERN Region for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning.2,300.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning in the WESTERN Region for the next10 years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as WOODLAND.Western RegionI -130WESTERN RegionWOODLAND - SECTION HSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------COLORADO RIVER------CHEMEHUEVI 2009 15.02009 15.0COLORADO RIVER 2008 10.02008 25.0FORT MOJAVE 2009 20.02009 20.0------EASTERN NEVADA------DUCK VALLEY 20092009 20.0GOSHUTE 2010 30.02010 30.0SOUTH FORK (TE-MOAK) 2010 10.02010 10.0------FORT APACHE------FORT APACHE 2006 45.0------FORT YUMA------COCOPAH 2008 15.02008 15.0FORT YUMA (QUECHAN) (CALF.) 2009 15.02009 15.0------HOPI------HOPI 2009 40.02009 50.0------PAPAGO------GILA BEND 2009 15.02009 15.0PAPAGO 2010 50.02010 50.0SAN XAVIER 2010 5.02010 10.0------PIMA------GILA RIVER 2010 35.02010 35.0MARICOPA (AK-CHIN) 2010 25.02010 25.0------SALT RIVER------FORT MCDOWELL 2009 15.02009 20.0SALT RIVER 2010 25.02010 25.0------SAN CARLOS------SAN CARLOS & (P.D.) 2006 20.0 2012 25.02012 25.0Western RegionI -131WESTERN RegionWOODLAND - SECTION HSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------SOUTHERN PAIUTE (FLD STA)------CEDAR CITY 2008 20.02008 20.0INDIAN PEAKS (PAIUTE) 2010 15.02010 20.0KAIBAB PAIUTE 2008 25.02008 25.0KANOSH 2008 20.02008 20.0KOOSHAREM 2010 25.02010 25.0SHIVWITS 2010 10.02010 10.0------TRUXTON CANON------HAVASUPAI 2009 35.02009 35.0HUALAPAI 2010 15.02010 15.0YAVAPAI - PRESCOTT 2008 5.02008 5.0YAVAPAI-APACHE CAMP VERDE 2007 10.02007 10.0------UINTAH & OURAY------SKULL VALLEY 2010 10.02010 20.0UINTAH AND OURAY 2006 5.0 25.02006 5.0 25.0------WESTERN NEVADA------FORT MCDERMITT 2009 10.02009 20.0PINENUT P.D. 2010 15.02010 25.0PYRAMID LAKE 2010 20.02010 20.0RENO-SPARKS COLONY 2008 10.02008 10.0SUMMIT LAKE 2010 5.02010 5.0WALKER RIVER 2010 10.02010 10.0YOMBA 2010 5.02010 5.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________REGION TOTALS .0 .0 .0 65.0 5.0 640.05.0 730.0($M)10.0 = Total 10-year Available WOODLAND Inventory and Planning Funds in WESTERN Region (based on continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).1,435.0 = Total 10-year Additional Funding Needed by WESTERN Region for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning.1,445.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning in the WESTERN Region for the next10 years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as WOODLAND.

# APPENDIX - II

National Timberland Inventory DataTIMBERLAND – SECTION AALL REGIONS COMBINEDII -1ALL TIMBERED RESERVATIONS TIMBERLAND - SECTION ASTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSNATIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALTIMBERLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. TIMBER IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) TIMBERLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MMBM) (MMBM)(MMBM)______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 1 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------ACOMA PUEBLO 19,410 18,623 37.8 .4 .7.4ANNETTE ISLAND 51,134 17,269 285.8 3.5 8.06.5BAD RIVER 51,883 26,826 380.5 8.98.9BLACKFEET 56,399 38,918 207.3 3.3 3.32.0BOIS FORTE (NETT LAKE) 42,395 33,228 331.5 6.46.4COEUR D'ALENE 28,432 22,576 263.4 7.9 10.77.5COLVILLE 817,909 603,415 5,071.2 100.4 115.477.0COQUILLE 5,410 5,410 23.5 3.6 3.63.6CROW 198,234 36,299 222.2 5.7 5.05.0EASTERN CHEROKEE 49,019 43,242 337.3 7.9 7.52.0FLATHEAD 459,408 256,757 2,157.518.1FORT APACHE 755,051 598,450 2,422.0 75.040.3GRAND PORTAGE 44,311 38,862 578.3 9.59.5GRAND RONDE 10,167 10,167 316.05.7HOOPA VALLEY 81,990 79,653 1,223.9 10.49.9HUALAPAI 54,673 53,029 221.3 3.4 3.03.4JEMEZ PUEBLO 15,236 11,183 33.2 .3 1.3.3JICARILLA APACHE 318,532 186,337 771.4 11.2 13.711.2LAC COURTE OREILLES (ON+OFF) 44,223 40,267 357.6 9.39.3LAC DU FLAMBEAU 29,665 24,832 328.7 7.57.5LEECH LAKE 20,702 20,496 154.6 2.02.0MAKAH 27,939 18,871 405.012.0MENOMINEE 220,050 218,810 2,784.0 66.466.4MESCALERO APACHE 241,915 205,780 649.0 19.6 30.316.0MISSISSIPPI CHOCTAW 21,800 21,800 139.6 7.97.9NAVAJO (ON+OFF) 498,168 388,626 2,356.0NEZ PERCE 33,288 29,521 201.9 4.4 7.84.4NORTHERN CHEYENNE 156,018 105,036 280.0 6.7 6.76.7PASSAMAQUODDY (IND.TNSP/PLEAS. 108,369 66,311 331.56.0PENOBSCOT NATION 61,247 55,339 222.7 6.06.0QUINAULT 174,278 173,876 1,617.139.0RED LAKE 440,259 348,502 1,427.1 40.840.8SAN CARLOS & (P.D.) 175,348 55,218 293.2 5.55.5SILETZ 3,847 3,318 68.1 1.7 2.81.8SOUTHERN UTE 98,468 75,966 258.2 4.0 5.41.8SPOKANE 117,490 104,115 708.3 14.414.4STOCKBRIDGE-MUNSEE 15,760 9,902 234.8 4.74.7TIMBERLAND – SECTION AALL REGIONS COMBINEDII -2ALL TIMBERED RESERVATIONS TIMBERLAND - SECTION ASTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSNATIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALTIMBERLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. TIMBER IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) TIMBERLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MMBM) (MMBM)(MMBM)______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________TULALIP 9,794 7,118 35.51.0TULE RIVER 14,408 14,408 149.5 2.62.6UINTAH AND OURAY 119,747 119,747 52.7 .7.7UMATILLA 14,884 11,277 137.8 3.8 3.83.0WARM SPRINGS 369,763 255,885 3,088.041.9WHITE EARTH 57,874 54,956 440.6 10.010.0YAKAMA 482,656 328,899 8,244.8 205.0 180.0143.0YUROK 4,227 4,227 116.2 2.22.2ZUNI PUEBLO 29,723 27,880 21.0 .3 .7.5______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 1 ( 46 ) 6,651,503 4,871,227 39,987.6 683.3 409.7674.8------Category 2 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------AHTNA 6,028 6,028 28.5ALABAMA-COUSHATTA 4,615 4,038 21.7.6BAY MILLS COMMUNITY 2,314 1,391 8.6 .1.1CHEHALIS 1,385 1,385 8.0.2CHEROKEE (OKLA.) 53,197 41,672 60.01.5CHOCTAW (OKLA.) 5,255 5,154 7.6.3CHUGACH 6,012 6,012 199.9COOK INLET 17,182 3,327 38.1DOYON 103,271 64,625 171.3FOND DU LAC 21,857 21,440 70.8 5.05.0FORT BELKNAP (ON+OFF) 29,430 27,495 62.5 .5 .5.5FORT BIDWELL 2,150 2,150 22.8 .3.3FORT HALL 7,149 7,149 55.6HANNAHVILLE COMMUNITY 3,649 3,649 9.0 .2.2ISLETA PUEBLO 8,729 7,995 17.9 .7 1.3.7KALISPEL 2,455 2,455 13.1.8KONIAG 8,829 8,829 71.6LAGUNA PUEBLO 8,351 1,309 3.4 .1 .1.1L'ANSE (KEWEENAW BAY & ONTONAG 13,369 13,369 60.0 .9.9L'ANSE (ONTONAGON TRACT) 600 600 1.0LUMMI 4,897 4,897 19.6.7MILLE LACS 3,670 3,410 18.2 .5.5MOLE LAKE (SOKAOGON) COMMUNITY 1,450 1,061 9.8 .1.1MUCKLESHOOT 758 758 8.0TIMBERLAND – SECTION AALL REGIONS COMBINEDII -3ALL TIMBERED RESERVATIONS TIMBERLAND - SECTION ASTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSNATIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALTIMBERLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. TIMBER IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) TIMBERLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MMBM) (MMBM)(MMBM)______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________NAMBE PUEBLO 435 435 .7 .1 .1NISQUALLY 868 868 10.9.3OMAHA 6,778 6,778 13.0.3PICURIS PUEBLO 6,337 4,951 12.1 .4 .7.3PINE RIDGE 84,472 25,475 28.0 .4 .4.4PORT GAMBLE 968 968 10.4.3PORT MADISON 2,313 2,204 21.4.3POTAWATOMI (FOREST COUNTY) 11,662 9,202 127.2 4.24.2QUILEUTE 775 645 10.6.3RAMAH-NAVAJO 5,337 5,256 8.0 .1 .1.1RED CLIFF 7,688 7,153 52.3 .5.5ROCKY BOY'S 16,189 6,830 45.0 .5 .5.5ROSEBUD SIOUX 25,714 7,261 16.6 .4 .4.4ROUND VALLEY 17,916 2,407 80.8 1.1 .2.2SAC AND FOX (IOWA) 3,000 3,000 6.5 .2.2SAN ILDEFONSO PUEBLO 490 490 2.0 .1 .1SANTA CLARA PUEBLO 23,246 7,362 16.7 .8 .4.4SANTEE SIOUX 500 500 2.0.1SEALASKA 5,316 5,263 65.4SEMINOLE (BIG CYP/BRIGHTON/IMM 9,250 6,623 40.5.6SKOKOMISH 1,961 1,871 12.5 .4 .5.4SQUAXIN ISLAND 891 891 14.0SWINOMISH 2,653 2,186 37.1.4TAOS PUEBLO 51,978 1,552 8.2 .2 .2.2TESUQUE PUEBLO 289 183 1.4 .1 .1TURTLE MOUNTAIN (ON+OFF) 26,730 25,085 84.01.5UTE MOUNTAIN 2,837 717WIND RIVER 168,101 13,344 93.4 .7 .7.7WINNEBAGO (ON+OFF) (NEBR. & IO 5,567 5,567 22.0.6ZIA PUEBLO 1,209 662 1.9 .1 .1.1______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 2 ( 54 ) 808,072 395,927 1,831.6 18.7 6.425.8------Category 4 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------ARCTIC SLOPE 954 954 .5AROOSTOOK BAND OF MICMACS 237 237BERING STRAITS 4,004 4,004 2.5TIMBERLAND – SECTION AALL REGIONS COMBINEDII -4ALL TIMBERED RESERVATIONS TIMBERLAND - SECTION ASTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSNATIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALTIMBERLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. TIMBER IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) TIMBERLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MMBM) (MMBM)(MMBM)______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________BERRY CREEK RANCHERIA 9 9BRISTOL BAY 41,652 41,652 28.6CALISTA 23,198 23,198 45.0CATAWBA 100CENTRAL CALIFORNIA (P.D.) OTHE 3,134 2,634CHEWELAH (P.D.) 232 203 .1CHICKASAW 3,108 2,508 1.0.1COLVILLE (P.D.) OTHER 2,137 2,137 12.8.2COOS, LOWER UMPQUA, SIUSLAW 33 33 .3COQUILLE EMPIRE PROPERTY 924 924 .5COUSHATTA (LA) 25COW CREEK, BAND OF UMPQUA 605 605 2.6CREEK (OK) 2,500 2,500 5.0.1CUYAPAIPE 67 1.0DRY CREEK RANCHERIA 7 7EASTERN SHAWNEE (OKLA.) 70 70 .1ELK VALLEY 55 55ENTERPRISE RANCHERIA 4 4 .3FOND DU LAC (P.D.) OTHER 516 516 .2GRAND TRAVERSE BAND (MI) 215 215 .2GRINDSTONE CREEK RANCHERIA 4Ho Chunk (WINNEBAGO) 302 302 1.0 .1.1HOH RIVER 365 365 4.6.2INAJA-COSMIT RANCHERIA 50 50JACKSON RANCHERIA 362 362Jena Band of Choctaw 42 42KARUK TRIBE OF CALIFORNIA 210 149 1.7KOOTENAI 287 242 2.6LA JOLLA 874 419LAC VIEUX DESERT (LAKE SUPERIO 241 241 .5LAYTONVILLE RANCHERIA 56 56 .1LITTLE RIVER BAND OF OTTAWA 535 435 .1Little Traverse Band of Odawa 202 202 .3LOS COYOTES 1,215 1,215LOWER ELWHA 146 136LOWER SIOUX COMMUNITY 837 837 3.2 .1.1MALISEET (HOULTON BAND) 383 351 4.1.2MANCHESTER (POINT ARENA) RANCH 50 28TIMBERLAND – SECTION AALL REGIONS COMBINEDII -5ALL TIMBERED RESERVATIONS TIMBERLAND - SECTION ASTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSNATIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALTIMBERLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. TIMBER IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) TIMBERLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MMBM) (MMBM)(MMBM)______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________MASHANTUCKET PEQUOT 781MICCOSUKEE 74MICHIGAN (P.D.) OTHER 240 240 1.2MIDDLETON RANCHERIA 93 93 .4MINNESOTA (P.D.) OTHER 905 905 .1MOHEGAN (CT) 66MOORETOWN RANCHERIA 145 145NANA 16,222 16,222 8.0NARRAGANSETT 1,202 747 1.8NORTHERN CALIFORNIA (P.D.) OTH 3,957 3,774OLYMPIC PENINSULA (P.D.) OTHER 1,860 1,860 12.0.3ONEIDA 1,881 1,881 4.2 .2.2OSAGE (AZ,AK,MO,MT,NM,OK,& OTH 8,500PAUMA-YUIMA 1,570 1,570 3.1.2PIT RIVER TRIBE 112 112POARCH CREEK 126 84PRAIRIE ISLAND SIOUX COMMUNITY 501 501 5.0PRIOR LAKE (SHAKOPEE) COMMUNIT 141 141 .7PUGET SOUND (P.D.) OTHER 3,100 3,088 36.5.2QUAPAW (OKLA.) 2,020 2,020 2.5.2Saginaw Chippewa (ISABELLA) 333 333 1.0 .1.1SANTA ROSA RESERVATION 695 347 1.1SANTA YSABEL 2,020 2,020 16.2 .2 .2.2SAUK-SUIATTLE 10 10SAULT STE MARIE 670 170 .1SEMINOLE NATION 2,000 2,000 5.0.1SENECA-CAYUGA (OKLA.) 200 200 .8.1SHERWOOD VALLEY RANCHERIA 53 49 .5SHOALWATER 228 228 3.0ST. CROIX 1,271 1,271 5.0 .3.3STEWARTS POINT RANCHERIA 28 28 1.5 .1.1THE DALLES (P.D.) 131 131 .6THLOPTHLOCCO TRIBAL TOWN 1,142 1,142 1.5TUNICA-BILOXI 50TUOLUMNE RANCHERIA 75 75UPPER SIOUX COMMUNITY 501 501 2.0UPPER SKAGIT 12 12WAMPANOAG OF GAY HEAD 181 .8TIMBERLAND – SECTION AALL REGIONS COMBINEDII -6ALL TIMBERED RESERVATIONS TIMBERLAND - SECTION ASTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSNATIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALTIMBERLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. TIMBER IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) TIMBERLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MMBM) (MMBM)(MMBM)______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________WINNEBAGO (WISC.) 5,117 3,013 11.9 1.11.1WISCONSIN (P.D.) 222 222 .1______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 4 ( 81 ) 148,382 133,032 245.5 2.3 .24.2------Category 5 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------AROOSTOOK BAND OFMICMAC (NON-T 823 823CATAWBA (NON-TRUST) 300 300EASTERN CHEROKEE (NON-TRUST) 300 300JICARILLA APACHE N.T. 20,000 15,000LUMMI (NON-TRUST) 523 523MASHANTUCKET PEQUOT (NON-TRUST 2,411MISSISSIPPI CHOCTAW (NON-TRUST 690 690NARRAGANSETT (NON-TRUST) 250NEZ PERCE (NON-TRUST) 23,059 20,813 66.8 1.2 6.61.2ONEIDA OF NEW YORK (N.T.) 6,000 6,000ONONDAGA 3,650 3,650PASSAMAQUODDY (NON-TRUST) 5,100 5,100PENOBSCOT NATION (NON-TRUST) 51,472 51,472 423.0POARCH CREEK (NON-TRUST) 136 103QUINAULT (NON-TRUST) 4,654 4,654 29.3SANDIA N.T. 3,000 3,000SEMINOLE (B.CYP/BRIGT/IMMAK) ( 2,000 2,000SENECA NATION (ALLE/CATT/OIL S 30,386 28,975 26.1ST. REGIS (MOHAWK) 7,070 6,385 11.9TONAWANDA 4,500 4,500TULALIP (NON-TRUST) 2,060 2,060TUNICA-BILOXI (NON-TRUST) 100TUSCARORA (N.T.) 2,880 2,880Umatilla (N.T.) 1,479 786UTE MOUNTAIN UTE N.T. 3,150 3,150WAMPANOAG OF GAY HEAD (NON-TRU 17______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 5 ( 26 ) 176,010 163,164 557.1 1.2 6.61.2______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________NATIONAL TOTALS ( 207 ) 7,783,967 5,563,350 42,621.8 705.5 422.9706.0TIMBERLAND – SECTION AALL REGIONS COMBINEDII -7ALL TIMBERED RESERVATIONS TIMBERLAND - SECTION ASTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSNATIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALTIMBERLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. TIMBER IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) TIMBERLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MMBM) (MMBM)(MMBM)______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________NOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definitions of Program Category

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National Timberland Segm ent/Document SummaryTIMBERLAND – SECTION BALL REGIONS COMBINEDIII -1ALL TIMBERED RESERVATIONS TIMBERLAND - SECTION BSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 1 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------ACOMA PUEBLO 1-A - 1993 1995 1994 19961988 1/ 1988ANNETTE ISLAND 1-B 2002-2011 2003 1992 1997 2000 19962004 2004BAD RIVER 1-C 2001-2011 1994 2005 1997 20012001 2001BLACKFEET 1-C 1997-2006 1999 2002 2005 1994 19981997 1997BOIS FORTE (NETT LAKE) 1-D 2000-2009 2004 2005 1993 1999 1992 1/ 20002000 2000COEUR D'ALENE 1-C 2003-2017 1999 1999 1998 2000 20032002 2003COLVILLE 1-C 2001-2014 2001 2001 1995 1996 1992 1/ 20012001 2001COQUILLE 1-B 1999-2010 1998 1998 1999 20031999 1999CROW 1-A 1999-2008 2003 2004 1993 1996 1995 1/1999 1999EASTERN CHEROKEE 1-C 2001-2011 2004 1995 1995 1996 1992 1/2002 2002FLATHEAD 1-D 2000-2010 1998 1990 2000 1994 1994 1/ 20012000 2000FORT APACHE 1-C 2005-2014 2003 1981 1/ 2005 1995 1990 1/2005 2005GRAND PORTAGE 1-D 1990-2005 2005 2004 1992 2001 1992 1/ 19901/ 1985 1/ 1990GRAND RONDE 1-D 2003-2012 2000 2000 2000 20032003 2003HOOPA VALLEY 1-D 1994-2008 1995 1995 1996 1992 1994 1/2002 2002HUALAPAI 1-B 2001-2012 1990 1985 1/ 1994 20042004 2004JEMEZ PUEBLO 1-A ***1998-2003*** 1993 1995 1994 19951989 1/ 1998JICARILLA APACHE 1-C 1996-2010 1995 2000 2001 1996 1995 1/1996 1996LAC COURTE OREILLES (ON+OFF) 1-C 2000-2009 2004 2005 1994 1991 1997 20002000 2000LAC DU FLAMBEAU 1-B 1991-2007 2003 2005 1992 1993 1997 19911/ 1991 1/ 1991LEECH LAKE 1-D 2002-2012 2003 2004 1994 1995 1992 1/ 20022002 2002MAKAH 1-D 1999-2008 2000 2002 2004 1996 19961999 1999MENOMINEE 1-B 1996-2005 1999 2001 1999 1994 20001996 1996MESCALERO APACHE 1-C 2001-2010 1997 2003 2003 1998 19982001 2001MISSISSIPPI CHOCTAW 1-B 1989-2006 2000 2000 2001 1993 1990 1/1989 1/ 1989NAVAJO (ON+OFF) 1-C 2005-2015 1989 1/ 1993 1990 1995 20022005 2005NEZ PERCE 1-B 1999-2008 2001 2004 2003 1995 1992 1/1998 1998NORTHERN CHEYENNE 1-C 1999-2008 1999 2002 2005 1997 19981999 1999PASSAMAQUODDY (IND.TNSP/PLEAS. 1-B 1998-2008 1996 1996 19981999 1999PENOBSCOT NATION 1-B 1991-2005 2000 2001 1999 1995 1991 1/1991 1/ 1991QUINAULT 1-E 2002-2011 1997 2000 2002 19972003 2003RED LAKE 1-D 2000-2009 2004 2005 1993 2002 1999 20002000 2000SAN CARLOS & (P.D.) 1-B 2004-2015 2000 1984 1/ 2001 2004 1985 1/2004 2004SILETZ 1-D 1999-2010 1997 1998 1998 19991999 1999SOUTHERN UTE 1-C 1993-2008 1996 1998 1999 1992 1993 1/1992 1/ 1993SPOKANE 1-C 1993-2006 1997 1998 1999 2005 1994 1/ 19931/ 1995 1/ 1996STOCKBRIDGE-MUNSEE 1-C 1996-2007 2002 2005 2004 1992 19971996TIMBERLAND – SECTION BALL REGIONS COMBINEDIII -2ALL TIMBERED RESERVATIONS TIMBERLAND - SECTION BSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________TULALIP 1-C 1995-2005 1995 1995 2003 20041995 1/ 1995TULE RIVER 1-B 1999-2008 1990 1993 1995 1997 19981999 1999UINTAH AND OURAY 1-A ***1992-2001*** 1997 1957 1/ 1988 1/ 1990 1992 1/1987 1/ 1992UMATILLA 1-A - 2004 1990 2004 20001981WARM SPRINGS 1-C 2002-2011 1998 1993 1998 2002 2004 20012001 2003WHITE EARTH 1-B 1994-2006 2003 2005 2003 1993 1992 1/ 20052000YAKAMA 1-C 1993-2005 1997 1998 1996 1993 1993 1/1993 1/ 1993YUROK 1-D 1995-2005 1997 1993 2000 1998 1994 1/1996 1996ZUNI PUEBLO 1-A 1998-2007 1988 1/ 1995 1997 19971998__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 1. 46 Reservation(s)AHTNA 2-E - 2004 1988 1/ 1988 1/ 1988 1/ALABAMA-COUSHATTA 2-B - 1990 1991 1990BAY MILLS COMMUNITY 2-A - 2004 2004 1992 1998CHEHALIS 2-C ***1987-1997*** 1997 1985 1/ 1994 1986 1/ 1988 1/1987 1/ 1987CHEROKEE (OKLA.) 2-D - 1990 1976 1/ 1976 1/1985CHOCTAW (OKLA.) 2-B - 1987 1/ 1989 1/ 1988 1/ 1989 1/1976CHUGACH 2-D - 2003 1989 1/ 2005 1989 1/1989COOK INLET 2-A - 2004 1992 1990 1992DOYON 2-E - 2004 2004 1998 1998FOND DU LAC 2-D 1990-2006 2002 2003 2004 1990 1992 1/1990 1/FORT BELKNAP (ON+OFF) 2-A 1982-2006 2003 2005 2004 1977 1/ 1980 1/1993 1/ 1993FORT BIDWELL 2-A 1996-2010 1984 1/ 1977 1/ 1995 1995 1988 1/2002 2002FORT HALL 2-C 2004-2014 1993 1996 20012004 2004HANNAHVILLE COMMUNITY 2-A 1997-2007 2003 2003 1992 19971997 1997ISLETA PUEBLO 2-A 1999-2008 1993 1983 1/ 1994 19951999 1999KALISPEL 2-C ***1984-2004*** 1997 1990 2000 1986 1/1990 1/ 1990KONIAG 2-A - 2004 1987 1/ 1987 1/ 1989 1/LAGUNA PUEBLO 2-A ***1993-2002*** 1981 1/ 1996 1988 1/ 1988 1/1993L'ANSE (KEWEENAW BAY & ONTONAG 2-A 1996-2005 2004 2004 1992 1994 20031996 1996L'ANSE (ONTONAGON TRACT) 2-A -LUMMI 2-D 2002-2012 2001 2002 2002 20022003 2003MILLE LACS 2-D ***1993-2003*** 2002 2005 1996 1981 1/ 1992 1/ 19931/ 1993 1/ 1993MOLE LAKE (SOKAOGON) COMMUNITY 2-A - 1993 1993 1988 1/ 1962 1/ 1997MUCKLESHOOT 2-E - 1989 1/ 1979 1/ 1979 1/ 1979 1/NAMBE PUEBLO 2-A - 1980 1/ 1990 1994TIMBERLAND – SECTION BALL REGIONS COMBINEDIII -3ALL TIMBERED RESERVATIONS TIMBERLAND - SECTION BSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________NISQUALLY 2-E 2003-2012 1989 1/ 1979 1/ 1994 19992002 2004OMAHA 2-A 2000-2020 1992 1993 1999 1999 19982001 2001PICURIS PUEBLO 2-A - 1974 1/ 1987 1/ 1995 19971989 1/ 1989PINE RIDGE 2-A 2005-2015 1991 1995 1991 1995 1988 1/2005 2005PORT GAMBLE 2-D 1995-2005 1989 1/ 1991 1991 1991 20031995 1/ 1995PORT MADISON 2-E 2002-2012 1989 1/ 1987 1/ 1999 2000 1990 1/2002 2002POTAWATOMI (FOREST COUNTY) 2-B 2000-2009 2003 2004 1990 1993 19972000QUILEUTE 2-A ***1991-2001*** 1997 1982 1/ 1982 1/ 1983 1/1991 1/ 1991RAMAH-NAVAJO 2-A ***1991-2000*** 1995 1996 1993 19951991RED CLIFF 2-A - 1995 1995 1993 1979 1/ 19971978ROCKY BOY'S 2-D 1997-2006 2004 2005 1993 1995 19991997 1997ROSEBUD SIOUX 2-C 1999-2008 1991 1995 1991 1995 19992000 2000ROUND VALLEY 2-A 1996-2010 2002 2002 1995 1995 1989 1/1995 1/ 1995SAC AND FOX (IOWA) 2-A 1980- 2000 2001 2001 1979 1/1980SAN ILDEFONSO PUEBLO 2-A 1996-2005 1975 1/ 1994 1994 19951996 1996SANTA CLARA PUEBLO 2-C 1989-2007 1981 1/ 1987 1/ 1995 1988 1/1989 1/ 1989SANTEE SIOUX 2-A ***1981-2000*** 1992 1999 1995 1980 1/ 19981981SEALASKA 2-E - 2004 2003 2003 2004SEMINOLE (BIG CYP/BRIGHTON/IMM 2-C 1995-2005 1989 1/ 1989 1/ 1989 1/ 1991 1991 1/1996 1996SKOKOMISH 2-D 1994-2006 1997 1978 1/ 1992 1993 1978 1/1994 1/ 1994SQUAXIN ISLAND 2-E 1978- 1997 1978 1/ 1978 1/ 1985 1/ 1978 1/1978 1/ 1978SWINOMISH 2-D 2003-2013 1987 1/ 2002 2002 20022003 2003TAOS PUEBLO 2-A 1996-2011 1974 1/ 1994 1994 19961996 1996TESUQUE PUEBLO 2-A - 1975 1/ 1988 1/ 1988 1/ 1988 1/TURTLE MOUNTAIN (ON+OFF) 2-B 1998-2007 1986 1/ 1997 1991 1992 19991998 1998UTE MOUNTAIN 2-A 2002-2016WIND RIVER 2-A 2004-2013 2004 1980 1/ 2000 2002 1987 1/2004 2004WINNEBAGO (ON+OFF) (NEBR. & IO 2-A ***1981-2000*** 1992 1993 1995 1999 19981981ZIA PUEBLO 2-A - 1993 1990 1996 1990__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 2. 54 Reservation(s)ARCTIC SLOPE 4-E -AROOSTOOK BAND OF MICMACS 4-B -BERING STRAITS 4-D - 2000 2001 2001 2001BERRY CREEK RANCHERIA 4-A - 2000 20002001 2001TIMBERLAND – SECTION BALL REGIONS COMBINEDIII -4ALL TIMBERED RESERVATIONS TIMBERLAND - SECTION BSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________BRISTOL BAY 4-E - 2003 1994 1991CALISTA 4-E - 2003 2004 2004CATAWBA 4-F - 19951998CENTRAL CALIFORNIA (P.D.) OTHE 4-A - 1994 1994 1994 1994CHEWELAH (P.D.) 4-A 1993-2008 1986 1986 1993 19931993 1993CHICKASAW 4-C - 1995 2001 2000 2000COLVILLE (P.D.) OTHER 4-C 2003-20172003COOS, LOWER UMPQUA, SIUSLAW 4-B -COQUILLE EMPIRE PROPERTY 4-B 2000-2010 2002 1999 1999 19991999 2000COUSHATTA (LA) 4-F -COW CREEK, BAND OF UMPQUA 4-B - 2005 2005 2005 2005CREEK (OK) 4-A - 2001 2002 2001 20022004 2004CUYAPAIPE 4-A -DRY CREEK RANCHERIA 4-A - 2000 20002001 2001EASTERN SHAWNEE (OKLA.) 4-A - 1999 2001 1999 20002000 2001ELK VALLEY 4-A -ENTERPRISE RANCHERIA 4-A - 2000 20002001 2001FOND DU LAC (P.D.) OTHER 4-A -GRAND TRAVERSE BAND (MI) 4-A - 1998 2004 1993GRINDSTONE CREEK RANCHERIA 4-A - 2000 20002001 2001Ho Chunk (WINNEBAGO) 4-A - 2003 2004HOH RIVER 4-A 1996-2006 1997 1994 1992 19961996INAJA-COSMIT RANCHERIA 4-A -JACKSON RANCHERIA 4-A -Jena Band of Choctaw 4-X -KARUK TRIBE OF CALIFORNIA 4-D 2000-2014 1997 1997 1997 19972000 2000KOOTENAI 4-D 2003-2014 1983 1990 2000 20012004 2004LA JOLLA 4-A -LAC VIEUX DESERT (LAKE SUPERIO 4-A - 2004 2005 1993LAYTONVILLE RANCHERIA 4-A 2003-2017 1984 1984 1997 1986 19862003 2003LITTLE RIVER BAND OF OTTAWA 4-B - 1998 2004 1998Little Traverse Band of Odawa 4-A - 1998 2004 1998LOS COYOTES 4-A - 1986 1986 1988 1997LOWER ELWHA 4-E 1997-2007 1997 1979 1979 19791997LOWER SIOUX COMMUNITY 4-A 1999-2008 2001 2001 1993 19991999MALISEET (HOULTON BAND) 4-B 1999-2009 1996 1999 1997 20002000 2000MANCHESTER (POINT ARENA) RANCH 4-A - 2000 20002001 2001TIMBERLAND – SECTION BALL REGIONS COMBINEDIII -5ALL TIMBERED RESERVATIONS TIMBERLAND - SECTION BSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________MASHANTUCKET PEQUOT 4-B - 1992 1986 1986 19861988MICCOSUKEE 4-C -MICHIGAN (P.D.) OTHER 4-A -MIDDLETON RANCHERIA 4-A 2000-2014 1984 1984 1997 1998 19972000 2000MINNESOTA (P.D.) OTHER 4-A -MOHEGAN (CT) 4-F -MOORETOWN RANCHERIA 4-A -NANA 4-E -NARRAGANSETT 4-B 1993-2005 1994 1995 20011989 1993 1993 1993NORTHERN CALIFORNIA (P.D.) OTH 4-A - 1994 1994 1994 1994OLYMPIC PENINSULA (P.D.) OTHER 4-A 1999-2008 19971999 1999ONEIDA 4-D 1980- 1993 1993 1979 1980 19971980OSAGE (AZ,AK,MO,MT,NM,OK,& OTH 4-A - 1995 2001 1999 2001PAUMA-YUIMA 4-A ***1984-1999*** 1981 1983 1983 1983 19841984 1984PIT RIVER TRIBE 4-A - 1992POARCH CREEK 4-F -PRAIRIE ISLAND SIOUX COMMUNITY 4-A -PRIOR LAKE (SHAKOPEE) COMMUNIT 4-A - 1994 1994 1994PUGET SOUND (P.D.) OTHER 4-A 1996-2005 2001 2004 2004 20041996 1996QUAPAW (OKLA.) 4-A - 1995 2001 1999 20002000 2001Saginaw Chippewa (ISABELLA) 4-A - 1995 1995 1993SANTA ROSA RESERVATION 4-A 2001-2015 1982 1997 19972002 2002SANTA YSABEL 4-A 2001-2015 1986 1988 2000 20002002 2002SAUK-SUIATTLE 4-A - 1987SAULT STE MARIE 4-D - 1998SEMINOLE NATION 4-A - 1995 2002 2000 2001SENECA-CAYUGA (OKLA.) 4-A - 1995 2001 1999 2000SHERWOOD VALLEY RANCHERIA 4-A 2001-2015 1984 1984 1997 1998 19972001 2001SHOALWATER 4-D 1995-2005 1988 1978 1992 1992 19781995 1995ST. CROIX 4-A - 1995 1995 1973 1974 1997STEWARTS POINT RANCHERIA 4-A 2003-2017 1997 1998 19972003 2003THE DALLES (P.D.) 4-A 2002-2012 2000 2000 20012002THLOPTHLOCCO TRIBAL TOWN 4-A - 1997 1999 1998 19992001 2002TUNICA-BILOXI 4-F -TUOLUMNE RANCHERIA 4-A 2000-2014 1997 1998 19982000 2000UPPER SIOUX COMMUNITY 4-A - 1992 1993UPPER SKAGIT 4-A 1996-2005 1987 1989 1989 19891996 1996WAMPANOAG OF GAY HEAD 4-D - 1999 1999 1999TIMBERLAND – SECTION BALL REGIONS COMBINEDIII -6ALL TIMBERED RESERVATIONS TIMBERLAND - SECTION BSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________WINNEBAGO (WISC.) 4-A - 1993 1995 1994 1997WISCONSIN (P.D.) 4-A -__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 4. 81 Reservation(s)AROOSTOOK BAND OFMICMAC (NON-T 5-F -CATAWBA (NON-TRUST) 5-F -EASTERN CHEROKEE (NON-TRUST) 5-F -JICARILLA APACHE N.T. 5-C -LUMMI (NON-TRUST) 5-F -MASHANTUCKET PEQUOT (NON-TRUST 5-F -MISSISSIPPI CHOCTAW (NON-TRUST 5-F - 1997NARRAGANSETT (NON-TRUST) 5-F -NEZ PERCE (NON-TRUST) 5-B 1999-2008 1992 1995 1993 19951998 1998ONEIDA OF NEW YORK (N.T.) 5-F -ONONDAGA 5-F -PASSAMAQUODDY (NON-TRUST) 5-F - 1996PENOBSCOT NATION (NON-TRUST) 5-F - 1999 2000 19902000POARCH CREEK (NON-TRUST) 5-F -QUINAULT (NON-TRUST) 5-F -SANDIA N.T. 5-A -SEMINOLE (B.CYP/BRIGT/IMMAK) ( 5-F -SENECA NATION (ALLE/CATT/OIL S 5-B 1995-2010 2000 2001 1994 1999 19991999 1999ST. REGIS (MOHAWK) 5-C - 2002 2004 2004TONAWANDA 5-F -TULALIP (NON-TRUST) 5-F -TUNICA-BILOXI (NON-TRUST) 5-F -TUSCARORA (N.T.) 5-F - 2000Umatilla (N.T.) 5-F -UTE MOUNTAIN UTE N.T. 5-A -WAMPANOAG OF GAY HEAD (NON-TRU 5-F -__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 5. 26 Reservation(s)__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________NATIONAL TOTALS 207 Reservation(s)Current Count by Segment: 95 134 123 143 119 39 1180 N/ATIMBERLAND – SECTION BALL REGIONS COMBINEDIII -7ALL TIMBERED RESERVATIONS TIMBERLAND - SECTION BSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL TIMBERLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________NOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definitions of Program Category and Program Administration

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National Timberland Inventory Funding NeedsTIMBERLAND – SECTION CALL REGIONS COMBINEDIV -1ALL TIMBERED RESERVATIONS TIMBERLAND - SECTION CSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSNATIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________CENTRAL OFFICE - BOFRP 2006 230.0 233.02006 112.0 210.02007 230.0 244.02007 112.0 215.02008 230.0 254.02008 112.0 220.02009 230.0 265.02009 112.0 225.02010 230.0 275.02010 112.0 230.02011 230.0 286.02011 112.0 235.02012 230.0 297.02012 112.0 240.02013 230.0 306.02013 112.0 245.02014 230.0 315.02014 112.0 252.0EASTERN R.O. 2006 1.0 2006 15.0 2006 10.02006 4.02007 1.0 2007 15.0 2007 10.02007 4.02008 1.0 2008 15.0 2008 10.02008 4.02009 1.0 2009 15.0 2009 10.02009 4.02010 1.0 2010 15.0 2010 10.02010 4.02011 1.0 2011 15.0 2011 10.02011 4.02012 1.0 2012 15.0 2012 10.02012 4.02013 1.0 2013 15.0 2013 10.02013 4.02014 1.0 2014 15.0 2014 10.02014 4.02015 1.0 2015 15.02015 4.0EASTERN OKLAHOMA R.O. 2006 6.0 2006 24.0 2006 12.02006 20.02007 7.0 2007 24.0 2007 20.02007 10.02008 8.0 2008 25.0 2008 25.02008 11.02009 8.0 2009 25.0 2009 50.02009 12.02010 8.0 2010 26.0 2010 50.02010 12.02011 8.0 2011 27.0 2011 50.02011 12.02012 9.0 2012 30.0 2012 50.02012 15.02013 11.0 2013 33.0 2013 55.02013 20.0MIDWEST R.O. 2006 5.0 2006 25.0 2006 30.0 100.02006 15.0 125.02007 5.0 2007 25.0 2007 30.0 150.02007 15.0 125.02008 5.0 2008 25.0 2008 30.0 100.02008 15.0 125.02009 5.0 2009 25.0 2009 30.0 100.02009 15.0 125.02010 6.0 2010 25.0 2010 30.0 100.02010 15.0 125.02011 5.0 2011 25.0 2011 30.0 100.02011 15.0 125.02012 6.0 2012 25.0 2012 30.0 100.02012 15.0 125.02013 6.0 2013 25.0 2013 30.0 100.02013 15.0 125.02014 6.0 2014 25.0 2014 30.0 100.02014 15.0 125.02015 7.0 2015 30.0 2015 40.0 100.02015 30.0 125.0TIMBERLAND – SECTION CALL REGIONS COMBINEDIV -2ALL TIMBERED RESERVATIONS TIMBERLAND - SECTION CSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSNATIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________NORTHWEST R.O. 2006 12.0 2006 5.0 22.0 2006 5.0 85.0 2006 10.0 85.02007 12.0 2007 5.0 22.0 2007 5.0 85.02007 10.0 85.02008 12.0 2008 5.0 22.0 2008 5.0 90.02008 10.0 90.02009 14.0 2009 5.0 25.0 2009 5.0 90.02009 10.0 90.02010 14.0 2010 5.0 25.0 2010 5.0 90.02010 10.0 90.02011 14.0 2011 5.0 25.0 2011 5.0 95.02011 10.0 95.02012 14.0 2012 5.0 25.0 2012 5.0 95.02012 10.0 95.02013 15.0 2013 5.0 26.0 2013 5.0 95.02013 10.0 95.02014 15.0 2014 5.0 26.0 2014 5.0 100.02014 10.0 100.02015 15.0 2015 5.0 26.0 2015 5.0 100.02015 10.0 100.0PACIFIC R.O. 2006 5.0 2006 10.0 2006 10.02006 10.02007 5.0 2007 10.0 2007 10.02007 10.02008 5.0 2008 10.0 2008 10.02008 10.02009 5.0 2009 10.0 2009 10.02009 10.02010 5.0 2010 10.0 2010 10.02010 10.02011 5.0 2011 10.0 2011 10.02011 10.02012 5.0 2012 10.0 2012 10.02012 10.0SOUTHERN PLAINS R.O. 2006 1.0 2006 5.0 2006 35.02006 25.02007 1.0 2007 5.0 2007 3.02007 25.02008 1.0 2008 5.0 2008 3.02008 25.02009 1.0 2009 5.0 2009 3.02009 25.02010 1.0 2010 5.0 2010 5.02010 25.02011 1.0 2011 5.0 2011 5.02011 25.02012 1.0 2012 5.0 2012 5.02012 25.02013 1.0 2013 5.0 2013 5.02013 25.02014 1.0 2014 5.0 2014 5.02014 25.02015 1.0 2015 5.0 2015 35.02015 25.0WESTERN R.O. 2006 3.0 2006 3.02006 3.02007 3.0 2007 3.02009 3.02008 2.0 3.0 2008 3.02010 3.02009 3.0 2009 3.02011 3.02010 2.0 3.0 2010 3.02011 2.0 3.02012 3.02013 2.0 3.02014 3.02015 5.0TIMBERLAND – SECTION CALL REGIONS COMBINEDIV -3ALL TIMBERED RESERVATIONS TIMBERLAND - SECTION CSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSNATIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ACOMA PUEBLO 2006 75.0 2008 105.0 2009 230.02011 50.0AHTNA 2006 15.0 2006 48.02007 12.0ALABAMA-COUSHATTA 2012 2.0 2006 35.02007 10.02013 1.02008 10.0ANNETTE ISLAND 2015 5.0 55.0 2006 5.0 50.0 2007 10.0 210.02008 10.0 40.0AROOSTOOK BAND OF MICMACS 2006 2006 20062006 20.02007 2014 30.02008200920102011201220132014 4.52015BAD RIVER 2007 5.0 2007 5.0 2008 125.02009 60.0BAY MILLS COMMUNITY 2007 2.0 2007 2.02006 10.0BLACKFEET 2010 70.0 2012 100.0 2015 60.02006 60.0BOIS FORTE (NETT LAKE) 2008 5.0 2008 10.0 2006 150.02007 93.0BRISTOL BAY 2006 140.0 60.0 2007 40.0 40.0 2008 20.0 90.02008 25.0CALISTA 2007 26.0 2007 62.02007 12.0CATAWBA 2006 30.02006 20.0CHEHALIS 2013 20.0 2013 20.0 2014 3.0 25.02006 3.0 7.0CHEWELAH (P.D.) 2013 5.0 2013 1.0 5.0 2007 10.02007 2.0 5.0CHICKASAW 2014 15.0 2014 15.0 2014 15.02014 10.0CHUGACH 2006 20.0 12.0 2006 15.2 30.02007 20.0COEUR D'ALENE 2015 10.0 45.0 2006 10.0 60.0 2007 40.0 260.02009 10.0 45.0COLVILLE 2011 20.0 70.0 2011 20.0 100.0 2012 10.0 260.02006 20.0 60.0COLVILLE (P.D.) OTHER 2011 10.0 2011 15.0 2012 10.0 20.02013 5.0COOK INLET 2006 10.0 15.0 2006 75.02007 10.0COOS, LOWER UMPQUA, SIUSLAW 2012 5.0 2012 5.0 2006 5.02006 5.0COQUILLE 2008 35.0 2008 40.0 2009 90.02010 5.0 40.0COQUILLE EMPIRE PROPERTY 2007 5.0 2007 5.0 2008 10.02009 3.0COUSHATTA (LA) 2007 10.0 2007 10.0 2007 10.02008 10.0COW CREEK, BAND OF UMPQUA 2014 5.0 2014 10.0 2015 15.02015 5.0CREEK (OK) 2006 20.0CROW 2013 70.0 2014 100.0 2006 250.02007 70.0DOYON 2006 100.0 50.0 2007 30.0 2007 100.02007 33.0TIMBERLAND – SECTION CALL REGIONS COMBINEDIV -4ALL TIMBERED RESERVATIONS TIMBERLAND - SECTION CSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSNATIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________EASTERN CHEROKEE 2006 18.0 2006 7.0 200620062007 7.0 20072007 50.02008 7.0 200820082009 7.0 200920092010 7.0 201020102011 7.0 201120112012 7.0 201220122013 7.0 201320132014 7.0 201420142015 7.0 2015 120.02015EASTERN SHAWNEE (OKLA.) 2013 1.0 2013 1.0 2013 2.02013 2.0FLATHEAD 2008 5.0 70.0 2008 20.0 80.0 2009 50.0 280.02010 40.0 60.0FOND DU LAC 2010 2.5 2010 3.0 2014 60.02014 15.0FOND DU LAC (P.D.) OTHER 2006 5.0 2006 5.0 2006 10.02006 10.0FORT APACHE 2013 20.0 75.0 2008 100.0 2006 50.0 150.02006 25.0 75.02014 50.0 150.02007 25.0 25.0FORT BELKNAP (ON+OFF) 2013 50.0 2013 60.0 2014 50.02006 40.0FORT BIDWELL 2006 11.0 2006 13.02007 25.0FORT HALL 2006 30.0 2006 50.0 2006 60.02007 30.0GRAND PORTAGE 2006 5.0 2006 5.0 2007 127.02008 100.0GRAND RONDE 2009 40.0 2009 50.0 2010 90.02011 45.0GRAND TRAVERSE BAND (MI) 2006 2.0 2006 2.0 2006 10.02007 5.0HANNAHVILLE COMMUNITY 2006 4.0 2006 5.0 2006 60.02007 20.0Ho Chunk (WINNEBAGO) 2007 5.0 2007 5.0 2007 10.02008 10.0HOH RIVER 2006 10.0 2006 10.0 2006 2.0 15.02006 10.0HOOPA VALLEY 2006 2006 2006 130.02011 70.0 2011 100.0HUALAPAI 2006 60.0 2007 10.0 50.0 2008 40.02010 80.02009 150.0ISLETA PUEBLO 2006 15.0 2007 25.0 2009 30.02010 25.0JEMEZ PUEBLO 2006 30.0 2006 50.0JICARILLA APACHE 2013 75.0 2014 105.0 2015 230.0KALISPEL 2009 2.0 10.0 2006 5.0 20.0 2011 50.02012 5.0 20.0KARUK TRIBE OF CALIFORNIA 2007 10.0 2007 10.0 2010 20.02010 10.0KONIAG 2006 15.0 2006 100.02007 10.0KOOTENAI 2010 2.0 2010 5.0 2011 3.02011 3.0LAC COURTE OREILLES (ON+OFF) 2009 6.0 2009 2.0 2011 100.02006 93.0LAC DU FLAMBEAU 2014 6.0 2014 2.0 2015 100.02015 100.0TIMBERLAND – SECTION CALL REGIONS COMBINEDIV -5ALL TIMBERED RESERVATIONS TIMBERLAND - SECTION CSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSNATIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________LAC VIEUX DESERT (LAKE SUPERIO 2007 4.0 2007 5.0 2007 10.02008 2.0LAGUNA PUEBLO 2006 15.0 2006 25.0 2006 30.02006 25.0L'ANSE (KEWEENAW BAY & ONTONAG 2008 4.0 2006 8.5 2007 15.02008 15.0L'ANSE (ONTONAGON TRACT) 2006 10.02008 10.0LEECH LAKE 2013 14.0 2013 15.0 2013 65.02015 8.0LITTLE RIVER BAND OF OTTAWA 2007 3.0 2006 3.0 2008 20.02010 5.0Little Traverse Band of Odawa 2006 2.0 2007 5.0 2006 5.02007 2.0LOWER ELWHA 2013 5.0 2013 10.0 2014 10.02014 5.0LOWER SIOUX COMMUNITY 2007 3.0 2007 3.0 2007 3.02007 3.0LUMMI 2009 15.0 2009 5.0 25.0 2006 57.02007 3.0 25.0MAKAH 2013 5.0 30.0 2013 5.0 50.0 2014 10.0 260.0MALISEET (HOULTON BAND) 2008 5.0 2008 5.0 2008 50.02009 30.0MASHANTUCKET PEQUOT 2006 2006 5.0 2006 20.02006 15.0MENOMINEE 2010 12.0 2010 30.0 2014 350.02006 125.0MESCALERO APACHE 2010 75.0 2011 105.0 2012 230.02013 60.0MICHIGAN (P.D.) OTHER 2006 4.0 2006 3.0 2007 10.02008 10.0MILLE LACS 2006 1.0 2006 3.0 2006 20.02007 5.0MINNESOTA (P.D.) OTHER 2009 5.0 2009 4.0 2009 10.02010 8.0MISSISSIPPI CHOCTAW 2006 55.0 2006 5.0 2010 100.02006 40.02007 5.02008 5.02009 5.02010 5.02011 5.02012 5.02013 5.02014 5.02015 5.0MOHEGAN (CT) 2007 10.0 2007 10.0 2007 20.02007 15.0MOLE LAKE (SOKAOGON) COMMUNITY 2006 20.02007 15.0MUCKLESHOOT 2012 5.0 2013 15.0 2006 30.02006 25.0NAMBE PUEBLO 2006 15.0 2007 25.0 2009 30.02010 25.0NANA 2006 75.0 85.0 2008 15.0 2008 45.02007 5.0NARRAGANSETT 2011 65.02011 40.0NAVAJO (ON+OFF) 2006 29.0 2006 150.02006 41.02007 30.0 2007 200.02007 42.02008 50.0 2008 150.02008 40.02009 100.0 2009 100.02009 40.02010 50.02010 40.0TIMBERLAND – SECTION CALL REGIONS COMBINEDIV -6ALL TIMBERED RESERVATIONS TIMBERLAND - SECTION CSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSNATIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________2011 50.02011 40.0NEZ PERCE 2011 5.0 40.0 2012 20.0 50.0 2013 10.0 260.02014 15.0 40.0NISQUALLY 2011 5.0 2011 20.02006 25.0NORTHERN CALIFORNIA (P.D.) OTH 2006 80.02006 40.0NORTHERN CHEYENNE 2010 70.0 2011 100.0 2015 250.02007 70.0OLYMPIC PENINSULA (P.D.) OTHER 2010 7.0 2010 5.0 10.0 2011 2.0 20.02006 3.0 10.0OMAHA 2012 25.0 2013 45.0 2015 35.02015 25.0ONEIDA 2007 2.0 2006 1.0 2007 10.02008 15.0OSAGE (AZ,AK,MO,MT,NM,OK,& OTH 2014 5.0 2014 20.0 2014 20.02014 5.0PASSAMAQUODDY (IND.TNSP/PLEAS. 2006 1.0 5.0 2006 10.02007 40.02007 1.0 5.0 2015 10.0 150.02008 1.0 5.02009 1.0 5.02010 1.0 5.02011 1.0 5.02012 1.0 5.02013 1.0 5.02014 1.0 5.02015 1.0 5.0PAUMA-YUIMA 2006 20.02006 10.0PENOBSCOT NATION 2006 20.0 2006 1.0 20.0 2008 75.02010 40.02007 30.0 2007 1.0 5.02008 1.0 5.02009 1.0 5.02010 1.0 5.02011 1.0 5.02012 1.0 5.02013 1.0 5.02014 1.0 5.02015 1.0 5.0PICURIS PUEBLO 2006 15.0 2007 25.0 2011 30.02012 25.0PINE RIDGE 2010 30.0 2011 30.0 2012 50.02012 25.0POARCH CREEK 2006 15.0 2006 20.0 2007 20.02007 7.0PORT GAMBLE 2011 10.0 2011 15.0 2012 2.0 25.02013 15.0PORT MADISON 2008 5.0 2008 20.0 2009 2.0 25.02010 5.0 15.0POTAWATOMI (FOREST COUNTY) 2013 3.0 2013 3.0 2014 100.02006 93.0PRAIRIE ISLAND SIOUX COMMUNITY 2006 2.0 2006 5.0 2006 5.02007 3.0PRIOR LAKE (SHAKOPEE) COMMUNIT 2006 2.0 2006 5.0 2006 3.02007 2.0PUGET SOUND (P.D.) OTHER 2012 5.0 2013 5.0 10.0 2014 20.02014 10.0TIMBERLAND – SECTION CALL REGIONS COMBINEDIV -7ALL TIMBERED RESERVATIONS TIMBERLAND - SECTION CSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSNATIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________QUAPAW (OKLA.) 2013 2.0 2013 3.0 2013 2.02013 2.0QUILEUTE 2013 5.0 2014 2.0 10.0 2015 2.0 15.02014 1.0 5.0QUINAULT 2006 10.0 70.0 2006 10.0 85.0 2012 10.0 300.02013 40.0RAMAH-NAVAJO 2010 15.0 2011 25.02006 10.0RED CLIFF 2008 3.0 2008 3.0 2009 10.02010 15.0RED LAKE 2006 60.0 2006 30.0 2009 400.02010 100.0ROCKY BOY'S 2014 50.0 2015 30.0 2007 150.02008 50.0ROSEBUD SIOUX 2009 30.0 2010 25.0 2011 30.02012 25.0ROUND VALLEY 2010 30.0 2010 50.0SAC AND FOX (IOWA) 2009 2.0 2009 5.0 2009 5.02009 2.0Saginaw Chippewa (ISABELLA) 2006 2.0 2007 6.0 2006 30.02007 5.0SAN CARLOS & (P.D.) 2010 100.0 2006 50.0 2006 50.02006 15.02011 25.0 75.0 2010 25.0 25.02011 25.0 50.0SAN ILDEFONSO PUEBLO 2006 15.0 2007 25.0 2008 30.02010 25.0SANTA CLARA PUEBLO 2014 15.0 2015 15.0SANTEE SIOUX 2012 25.0 2013 45.0 2015 35.02015 25.0SAUK-SUIATTLE 2013 2.0SAULT STE MARIE 2006 4.0 2006 6.0 2006 30.02006 10.0SEALASKA 2006 5.0SEMINOLE (BIG CYP/BRIGHTON/IMM 2015 120.02006 40.0SEMINOLE (OKLA.) 2013 13.0 15.02014 3.0 10.02014 10.0 2014 10.0 2014 12.02015 5.0SENECA NATION (ALLE/CATT/OIL S 2007 15.0 2007 50.0 2008 75.02008 35.0SENECA-CAYUGA (OKLA.) 2013 2.0 2013 3.0 2013 2.02013 2.0SHOALWATER 2013 3.0 2013 5.0 2014 15.02014 5.0SILETZ 2006 35.0 2007 10.0 50.0 2008 60.02009 30.0SKOKOMISH 2012 10.0 2013 5.0 25.0 2006 5.0 30.02006 5.0 25.0SOUTHERN UTE 2012 75.0 2013 105.0 2014 230.02015 60.0SPOKANE 2006 35.0 2006 10.0 50.0 2009 30.0 220.02011 10.0 40.0SQUAXIN ISLAND 2011 5.0 2012 5.0 10.0 2013 5.0 30.02014 5.0 20.0ST. CROIX 2006 5.0 2006 3.0 2006 10.02007 10.0ST. REGIS (MOHAWK) 20062006 2.02007200820092010201120122013 50.0TIMBERLAND – SECTION CALL REGIONS COMBINEDIV -8ALL TIMBERED RESERVATIONS TIMBERLAND - SECTION CSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSNATIONAL TIMBERLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________2014STOCKBRIDGE-MUNSEE 2013 3.0 2013 3.0 2015 100.02006 96.0SWINOMISH 2008 10.0 2008 20.0 2009 30.02010 15.0TAOS PUEBLO 2006 15.0 2007 25.0 2008 30.02010 25.0TESUQUE PUEBLO 2006 15.0 2007 25.0 2008 30.02010 25.0THE DALLES (P.D.) 2009 1.0 5.0 2009 2.0 5.0 2010 5.02010 5.0THLOPTHLOCCO TRIBAL TOWN 2013 5.0 2013 5.0 2013 12.02013 5.0TULALIP 2010 20.0 2010 35.0 2011 5.0 60.02012 5.0 20.0TULE RIVER 2010 30.02006 40.0TUNICA-BILOXI 2007 10.0 2007 10.0 2007 20.02007 20.0TUNICA-BILOXI (NON-TRUST) 2006 2006 20072007TURTLE MOUNTAIN (ON+OFF) 2008 30.0 2010 30.0 2011 30.02011 25.0UINTAH AND OURAY 2007 5.0 100.0 2007 5.0 40.0 2012 100.02006 50.02013 150.0UMATILLA 2011 30.0 2012 10.0 45.0 2013 40.0 140.02014 5.0 40.0UPPER SIOUX COMMUNITY 2006 3.0 2006 3.0 2007 3.02008 3.0WAMPANOAG OF GAY HEAD 2009 20.02010 10.0WARM SPRINGS 2015 10.0 55.0 2006 10.0 80.0 2007 20.0 340.02009 30.0 60.0WHITE EARTH 2012 4.0 2012 5.0 2015 100.02006 93.0WIND RIVER 2014 70.0 2006 50.0 2010 75.02011 50.0WINNEBAGO (ON+OFF) (NEBR. & IO 2012 25.0 2013 45.0 2015 35.02015 25.0WINNEBAGO (WISC.) 2006 3.0 2006 3.0 2006 20.02006 20.0WISCONSIN (P.D.) 2007 5.0 2007 5.0 2007 10.02008 10.0YAKAMA 2011 70.0 2011 15.0 100.0 2006 40.0 165.02007 10.0 60.0YAKAMA (P.D.) OTHER 2014 5.0 2014 5.0 2015 10.02015 5.0YUROK 2008 30.0 2009 50.0 20062006 20.0ZIA PUEBLO 2006 15.0 2007 25.0 2009 30.02010 25.0ZUNI PUEBLO 2006 75.0 2007 105.0 2012 200.02013 60.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________NATIONAL TOTALS 413.0 3,453.0 368.0 5,418.5 2,921.2 16,435.01,543.0 9,090.0($M)5,245.2 = Total (10-year) Available TIMBERLAND Inventory Funding in NATION (based upon continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).34,396.5 = Total (10-year) Additional Funding Needed by NATION for TIMBERLAND Inventory (see SECTION D for planning needs).39,641.7 = Total identified budget considered necessary for TIMBERLAND Inventory in the NATION for the next 10 yearsNOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as TIMBERLAND.

# APPENDIX - V

National Timberland Planning Funding NeedsTIMBERLAND – SECTION DALL REGIONS COMBINEDV -1ALL TIMBERED RESERVATIONS TIMBERLAND - SECTION DSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSNATIONAL TIMBERLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________CENTRAL OFFICE - BOFRP 2006 168.02006 48.0 140.02007 179.02007 48.0 146.02008 190.02008 48.0 151.02009 201.02009 48.0 157.02010 212.02010 48.0 163.02011 220.02011 48.0 170.02012 230.02012 48.0 177.02013 237.02013 48.0 182.02014 244.02014 48.0 187.0EASTERN R.O. 2006 20.0 2006 20.02006 20.02007 20.0 2007 20.02007 20.02008 20.0 2008 20.02008 20.02009 20.0 2009 20.02009 20.02010 20.0 2010 20.02010 20.02011 20.0 2011 20.02011 20.02012 20.0 2012 20.02012 20.02013 20.0 2013 20.02013 20.02014 20.0 2014 20.02014 20.02015 20.0 2015 20.02015 20.0EASTERN OKLAHOMA R.O. 2007 75.0 2006 35.0 2006 20.02006 6.02007 45.0 2007 20.02007 15.02008 47.0 2008 21.02008 20.02009 48.0 2009 21.02009 21.02010 49.0 2010 22.02010 22.02011 50.0 2011 22.02011 23.02012 50.0 2012 25.02012 25.02013 50.0 2013 30.02013 30.0MIDWEST R.O. 2006 20.0 2006 15.0 40.0 2006 10.02006 38.52007 20.0 2007 15.0 40.0 2007 10.02007 25.02008 50.0 2008 15.0 40.0 2008 10.02008 25.02009 20.0 2009 15.0 40.0 2009 10.02009 25.02010 20.0 2010 15.0 40.0 2010 10.02010 25.02011 20.0 2011 15.0 40.0 2011 10.02011 25.02012 20.0 2012 15.0 40.0 2012 10.02012 25.02013 20.0 2013 15.0 40.0 2013 10.02013 25.02014 20.0 2014 15.0 40.0 2014 10.02014 30.02015 30.0 2015 15.0 40.0 2015 15.02015 40.0TIMBERLAND – SECTION DALL REGIONS COMBINEDV -2ALL TIMBERED RESERVATIONS TIMBERLAND - SECTION DSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSNATIONAL TIMBERLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________PACIFIC R.O. 2006 5.0 2006 50.0 2006 35.02006 25.02007 5.0 2007 50.0 2007 35.02007 25.02008 5.0 2008 50.0 2008 35.02008 25.02009 5.0 2009 50.0 2009 35.02009 25.02010 5.0 2010 50.0 2010 35.02010 25.02011 5.0 2011 50.0 2011 35.02011 25.02012 5.0 2012 50.0 2012 35.02012 25.0ROCKY MOUNTAIN 2006 18.02007 18.02008 20.02009 20.02010 20.02011 20.02012 20.02013 22.02014 22.02015 24.0SOUTHERN PLAINS R.O.2006 5.02007 5.02008 5.02009 5.02010 5.02011 5.02012 5.02013 5.02014 5.0WESTERN R.O. 2006 3.0 2006 5.0 2006 2.02006 3.02007 2.02007 3.02008 2.0 2.02008 3.02009 2.02009 3.02010 2.02010 3.02011 2.0 2.02011 3.02012 2.0 2.02012 3.02013 2.02013 3.02014 2.02014 3.02015 5.02015 5.0ACOMA PUEBLO 2007 50.0 2012 160.02013 160.0AHTNA 2009 25.02008 30.0TIMBERLAND – SECTION DALL REGIONS COMBINEDV -3ALL TIMBERED RESERVATIONS TIMBERLAND - SECTION DSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSNATIONAL TIMBERLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ALABAMA-COUSHATTA2006 5.02007 5.0ANNETTE ISLAND 2006 5.0 25.0 2009 20.0 100.02010 20.0 100.0AROOSTOOK BAND OF MICMACS 2014 20.02006 25.0BAD RIVER 2008 5.0 2010 20.0 2010 5.02010 20.0BAY MILLS COMMUNITY 2010 20.0 2010 10.0 2007 5.02007 10.0BERING STRAITS 2006 20.02006 30.0BLACKFEET 2007 50.0 2006 100.0 2006 125.02007 125.0BOIS FORTE (NETT LAKE) 2009 20.0 2009 5.02009 20.0BRISTOL BAY 2009 20.02009 25.0CALISTA 2008 20.02008 25.0CATAWBA 2007 20.02007 20.0CENTRAL CALIFORNIA (P.D.) OTHE 2006 60.02006 60.0CHEHALIS 2006 5.0 35.02006 5.0 35.0CHEWELAH (P.D.) 2007 10.02008 10.0CHUGACH 2006 72.8 50.0 2008 32.02008 30.0COEUR D'ALENE 2010 30.0 2014 50.0 200.0 2011 10.0 100.02011 30.0 100.0COLVILLE 2013 15.0 40.0 2012 50.0 200.02014 40.0 210.0COLVILLE (P.D.) OTHER 2014 15.02015 5.0 15.0COOK INLET 2008 20.02008 25.0COOS, LOWER UMPQUA, SIUSLAW 2007 10.02007 10.0COQUILLE 2010 20.0 90.02010 30.0 60.0COQUILLE EMPIRE PROPERTY 2009 10.02010 10.0COUSHATTA (LA) 2007 10.02007 10.0COW CREEK, BAND OF UMPQUA 2006 10.02006 10.0CREEK (OK) 2006 60.0CROW 2008 50.0 2007 100.0 2009 125.02009 125.0DOYON 2008 20.02008 25.0EASTERN CHEROKEE 2006 100.0 2006200620072007 20.020082008200920092010 40.02010 40.02011201120122012201320132014201420152015TIMBERLAND – SECTION DALL REGIONS COMBINEDV -4ALL TIMBERED RESERVATIONS TIMBERLAND - SECTION DSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSNATIONAL TIMBERLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________EASTERN SHAWNEE (OKLA.) 2014 3.0FLATHEAD 2009 10.0 35.0 2007 75.0 80.0 2010 20.0 150.02010 40.0 100.0FOND DU LAC 2006 5.0 2006 30.0 2006 5.02006 10.0FOND DU LAC (P.D.) OTHER 2007 5.0 2007 5.02007 5.0FORT APACHE 2006 25.0 50.0 2006 50.0 50.0 2012 50.02012 50.0FORT BELKNAP (ON+OFF) 2010 16.0 2009 100.0 2006 50.02006 50.0FORT BIDWELL 2008 40.02008 40.0FORT HALL 2012 60.02012 60.0GRAND PORTAGE 2007 35.0 2007 10.02007 15.0GRAND RONDE 2010 20.0 90.02011 15.0 60.0GRAND TRAVERSE BAND (MI) 2008 10.0 2007 10.0 2008 5.02008 10.0HANNAHVILLE COMMUNITY 2007 20.0 2007 5.0 2007 5.02007 10.0Ho Chunk (WINNEBAGO) 2009 20.0 2008 5.02008 5.0HOH RIVER 2006 15.02006 15.0HUALAPAI 2006 50.0 2011 5.0 50.02011 10.0 80.0ISLETA PUEBLO 2011 40.02012 40.0JACKSON RANCHERIA 2006 15.02006 15.0JEMEZ PUEBLO 2006 50.0JICARILLA APACHE 2010 50.0 2009 160.02010 160.0KALISPEL 2013 5.0 30.02014 35.0KARUK TRIBE OF CALIFORNIA 2012 40.02012 15.0KONIAG 2008 20.02008 25.0KOOTENAI 2012 5.02012 3.0LAC COURTE OREILLES (ON+OFF) 2011 5.0 2010 20.0 2010 5.02010 10.0LAC DU FLAMBEAU 2008 5.0 2006 20.0 2006 5.02006 20.0LAC VIEUX DESERT (LAKE SUPERIO 2007 10.0 2008 20.0 2007 5.02007 10.0LAGUNA PUEBLO 2007 40.02007 40.0L'ANSE (KEWEENAW BAY & ONTONAG 2007 30.0 2013 5.0 2007 5.02007 10.0L'ANSE (ONTONAGON TRACT) 2008 5.02008 10.0LEECH LAKE 2012 5.0 2011 7.0 2011 5.02011 10.0LITTLE RIVER BAND OF OTTAWA 2008 10.0 2009 25.0 2008 5.02008 15.0Little Traverse Band of Odawa 2008 10.0 2009 15.0 2008 2.02008 10.0LOWER ELWHA 2006 15.02006 15.0LOWER SIOUX COMMUNITY 2008 20.0 2008 10.0 2008 5.02008 5.0LUMMI 2011 5.0 25.02012 5.0 25.0MAKAH 2007 5.0 25.0 2008 20.0 130.02008 20.0 130.0MALISEET (HOULTON BAND) 2009 10.02009 10.0MASHANTUCKET PEQUOT 2006 2007 30.02007 30.0TIMBERLAND – SECTION DALL REGIONS COMBINEDV -5ALL TIMBERED RESERVATIONS TIMBERLAND - SECTION DSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSNATIONAL TIMBERLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Saginaw Chippewa (ISABELLA) 2008 10.0 2009 10.0 2008 5.02008 5.0SAN CARLOS & (P.D.) 2012 75.02012 75.0SAN ILDEFONSO PUEBLO 2011 40.02011 40.0SANTA CLARA PUEBLO 2006 40.0SAULT STE MARIE 2007 10.0 2008 20.0 2007 5.02007 10.0SEALASKA 2006 10.02006 20.0SEMINOLE (BIG CYP/BRIGHTON/IMM 2009 75.0 2007 50.02007 50.0SEMINOLE (OKLA.) 2014 10.0 2015 35.02006 25.0 2006 15.0SENECA NATION (ALLE/CATT/OIL S 2006 75.0 2010 30.02010 30.0SENECA-CAYUGA (OKLA.) 2014 2.0SHOALWATER 2006 10.02006 10.0SILETZ 2006 15.0 2009 20.0 90.02010 30.0 60.0SKOKOMISH 2006 20.0 38.0 2006 5.0 27.02007 5.0 20.0SOUTHERN UTE 2008 50.0 2007 160.02008 160.0SPOKANE 2012 30.0 2012 10.0 100.02013 10.0 150.0SQUAXIN ISLAND 2006 5.0 20.02006 5.0 20.0ST. CROIX 2010 5.0 2006 25.0 2006 5.02006 10.0ST. REGIS (MOHAWK) 2007 50.0 2006 35.02006 35.0STOCKBRIDGE-MUNSEE 2006 5.0 2006 25.0 2007 5.02007 5.0SWINOMISH 2011 30.02012 30.0TAOS PUEBLO 2011 40.02011 40.0TESUQUE PUEBLO 2011 40.02011 40.0THE DALLES (P.D.) 2012 2.0 5.02012 2.0 10.0THLOPTHLOCCO TRIBAL TOWN 2013 8.02013 8.0TULALIP 2006 30.0 2013 10.0 45.02014 10.0 45.0TULE RIVER 2006 20.0 2007 50.02007 150.0TUNICA-BILOXI 2008 20.02008 20.0TUNICA-BILOXI (NON-TRUST) 20072007TURTLE MOUNTAIN (ON+OFF) 2011 20.0 2012 40.02012 40.0UINTAH AND OURAY 2006 5.0 30.0 2006 30.02006 30.0UMATILLA 2014 20.0 2014 5.0 60.02015 5.0 60.0UPPER SIOUX COMMUNITY 2010 20.0 2006 10.0 2006 5.02006 5.0WARM SPRINGS 2011 5.0 20.0 2010 50.0 220.0 2011 20.0 85.02011 30.0 120.0WHITE EARTH 2006 5.0 2006 1.0WIND RIVER 2012 16.0 2013 60.02013 70.0WINNEBAGO (ON+OFF) (NEBR. & IO 2006 40.02006 40.0WINNEBAGO (WISC.) 2007 5.0 2008 30.0 2007 5.02007 10.0TIMBERLAND – SECTION DALL REGIONS COMBINEDV -6ALL TIMBERED RESERVATIONS TIMBERLAND - SECTION DSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSNATIONAL TIMBERLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________WISCONSIN (P.D.) 2009 5.0 2007 30.0 2009 5.02009 10.0YAKAMA 2010 5.0 30.0 2009 30.0 240.0 2010 20.0 100.02011 20.0 150.0YAKAMA (P.D.) OTHER 2006 15.02006 15.0YUROK 2007 50.0 2008 150.02006 60.0ZIA PUEBLO 2011 40.02011 40.0ZUNI PUEBLO 2015 50.0 2014 160.02015 160.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________NATIONAL TOTALS 85.0 3,047.0 783.8 6,564.0 416.0 6,849.0960.0 8,815.5($M)2,244.8 = Total (10-year) Available TIMBERLAND Planning Funding in NATION (based upon continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).25,275.5 = Total (10-year) Additional Funding Needed by NATION for TIMBERLAND Planning (see SECTION C for inventory need).27,520.3 = Total identified budget considered necessary for TIMBERLAND Planning in the NATION for the next 10 years (see SECTION C for inventory budget).NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as TIMBERLAND.

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National Woodland Inventory DataWOODLAND – SECTION EALL REGIONS COMBINEDVI -1ALL RESERVATIONS WITH WOODLANDSWOODLAND - SECTION ESTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSNATIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALWOODLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. WOODLAND IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) WOODLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MCDS) (MCDS)(MCDS)_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 1 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------ACOMA 241,339 86,856 307.84 7.607.60BLACKFEET 55,645 54,572 250.004.00COLVILLE 3,897CROW 12,650 12,650 76.001.30FORT APACHE 615,258 467,596 5,493.0054.94HOOPA VALLEY 3,554 196.806.50HUALAPAI 460,963 160,701 761.90 20.7020.70JEMEZ 51,142 9,417 91.50 1.40 1.801.40JICARILLA 332,656 129,679 646.5311.40LAC DU FLAMBEAU 160 160MESCALERO 148,926 16,444 131.501.90NAVAJO 4,813,807 1,134,109 1,822.00NORTHERN CHEYENNE 2,754 2,754 8.70.20SAN CARLOS 665,459 90,290 2.002.00SOUTHERN UTE 146,171 65,139 985.56 7.797.79SPOKANE 624TULE RIVER 19,828 19,063 308.406.00UINTAH AND OURAY 347,504 121,115 1,223.908.04WARM SPRINGS 71,018 17,576YAKAMA 33,490YUROK 862 862 42.501.40ZUNI 314,043 177,241 1,055.10 10.20 15.2010.20_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 1 ( 22 ) 8,341,750 2,566,224 13,401.23 49.69 17.00145.37------Category 2 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------AHTNA 13,829 13,829 19.50CHEROKEE 6,280 6,280 60.002.50CHOCTAW 1,960 1,960 2.00.04CHUGACH 2,293 2,293 2.90COOK INLET 1,302DOYON 52,541 500 .13FORT BELKNAP 4,288 4,216 16.10.40FORT BIDWELL 1,138 496 .80.08FORT HALL 55,081 55,081 100.00ISLETA 24,011 7,252 77.31 1.20 .901.20KALISPEL 200 200WOODLAND – SECTION EALL REGIONS COMBINEDVI -2ALL RESERVATIONS WITH WOODLANDSWOODLAND - SECTION ESTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSNATIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALWOODLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. WOODLAND IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) WOODLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MCDS) (MCDS)(MCDS)_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________KONIAG 8,174 8,174 5.50LAGUNA 26,425 1,524 12.04 .09 .26.09NAMBE 15,611 1,791 3.17 .06.06OMAHA 792 792 4.00.10PICURIS 7,914 4,158 12.58 1.001.00PINE RIDGE 15,172 14,489 488.001.40RAMAH-NAVAJO 61,464 41,848 317.40 4.60 5.504.60ROCKY BOY'S 3,513ROSEBUD 18,614 18,614 205.001.90ROUND VALLEY 2,183 317.007.90SAN ILDEFONSO 19,763 1,767 13.00 .40.40SANTA CLARA 21,637 7,071 23.55 .70.70SANTEE 123 123 .70.10SEMINOLE 20,353 19,953TAOS 13,878 3,729 18.10 .40.40TESUQUE 15,500 3,234 6.50 .20.20TURTLE MOUNTAIN 1,408 1,291 27.00.50UTE MOUNTAIN 319,843 58,405 1,390.90 7.207.20WIND RIVER 34,848 3,235 97.001.60WINNEBAGO (NE/IA) 1,357 1,357 8.00.20ZIA 56,555 25,119 100.00 3.003.00_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 2 ( 32 ) 828,050 308,781 3,328.18 18.85 6.6635.57------Category 3 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------ABSENTEE SHAWNEE 4,125 4,125 .00 .00 .00.00CHEYENNE/ARAPAHO 12,483 12,483FORT PECK 11,995 11,995 119.002.00GILA RIVER 27,267 24,720HAVASUPAI 52,430 5,621HOPI 197,029 187,178 1,187.36 6.306.30KIOWA/COMANCH/APACH 32,537 32,537MEXICAN KICKAPOO 1,918 1,918OTOE 6,287 6,287PAPAGO 403,691 107,606PAWNEE 6,124 6,124PINENUT P.D. 43,920 17,690WOODLAND – SECTION EALL REGIONS COMBINEDVI -3ALL RESERVATIONS WITH WOODLANDSWOODLAND - SECTION ESTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSNATIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALWOODLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. WOODLAND IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) WOODLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MCDS) (MCDS)(MCDS)_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________PONCA 4,461 4,461POTAWATOMI (KS) 3,428 3,428 38.73SAC AND FOX (OK) 9,710 9,710WICHITA/CADDO/DELAW 8,560 8,560_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 3 ( 16 ) 825,965 444,443 1,345.09 6.30 .008.30------Category 4 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------ABSENTEE WYANDOTTE 71 71 .86 .00 .00.00AGUA CALIENTE 427ARCTIC SLOPE 30,846 30,846 39.80AUGUSTINE 3BARONA 144 144 1.00.10BERING STRAITS 35,641 24,143 61.20BIG SANDY 76 76BISHOP 94 94BRISTOL BAY 53,247 50,247 83.80CAHUILLA 125CALISTA 15,499 293.30CAMP VERDE 135 15CAMPO 160 80CAPITAN GRANDE 1,058 395 2.00.08CEDAR CITY 1,800 700CEDARVILLE 5 5CENTRAL CAL. P.D. 623 623 12.00.30CHEMEHUEVI 6,000 6,000CHEYENNE RIVER 10,285 10,285 62.001.00CHICKASAW 4,354 4,354 8.70.11CITIZEN POTAWATOMI 1,384 1,384COCHITI 16,069COCOPAH 800 800COLD SPRINGS 48 48 .70.03COLORADO RIVER 28,448 18,552COLUSA 13 13COLVILLE P.D. 30CORTINA 350 280 2.00.08COW CREEK, BAND OF UMPQUA 111 111WOODLAND – SECTION EALL REGIONS COMBINEDVI -4ALL RESERVATIONS WITH WOODLANDSWOODLAND - SECTION ESTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSNATIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALWOODLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. WOODLAND IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) WOODLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MCDS) (MCDS)(MCDS)_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________COYOTE VALLEY 29CREEK (OK) 2,500 2,500CROW CREEK 1,390 1,390 8.00.10CUYAPAIPE 121 121 1.00.01DEVILS LAKE 6,390 6,390 38.00.60DRY CREEK 11 11DUCK VALLEY 5,496 2,000EASTERN SHAWNEE 320 320 1.30.02ELEM 17 17 .20.01ELK VALLEY 45 45FORT BERTHOLD 11,510 11,510 69.001.20FORT INDEPENDENCE 21 21 .20.01FORT MCDERMITT 5,000 100FORT MCDOWELL 2,120 1,599FORT MOJAVE 4,495 4,495FORT SILL 467 467FORT SILL APACHE 30 30FORT YUMA (QUECHAN) 1,000 1,000GILA BEND 4,033 3,785GOSHUTE 13,696 500GRINDSTONE CREEK 9 9 .20.01HOPLAND 62 62 .20.01INDIAN PEAKS 200 50IOWA (NE/KS) 222 222 .75IOWA (OK) 462 462JACKSON 309 309 3.00.01KAIBAB 30,320 4,973KANOSH 500 250KARUK 206 206KAW 300 300KICKAPOO 1,627 1,627 19.70KOOSHAREM 120 60LA JOLLA 2,332 1,279LAYTONVILLE 53 53 2.80.10LONE PINE 32 21 .20.01LOS COYOTES 8,359 3,212 .40.01LOWER BRULE 345 345 2.00.10MANCHESTER-Pt ARENA 23 23MANZANITA 98 56WOODLAND – SECTION EALL REGIONS COMBINEDVI -5ALL RESERVATIONS WITH WOODLANDSWOODLAND - SECTION ESTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSNATIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALWOODLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. WOODLAND IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) WOODLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MCDS) (MCDS)(MCDS)_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________MARICOPA (AK-CHIN) 682 677MESA GRANDE 895 895MIAMI 50 50 .15MICCOSUKEE 8,844MORONGO 1,451 1,007 2.00.04NANA 66,222 60,740 108.30NCA P.D.A. 68 60 4.00.10NEMAHA 7 7 .09NORTH FORK 65 65OSAGE 26,150 23,000 69.00.86PALA 1,371 439PAUMA/YUIMA 1,605 1,605 .60.01PECHANGA 619 619PEORIA 22 22PICAYUNE 20 20PIT RIVER 7,099 2,455 51.20.52PIT RIVER 25 25POJOAQUE 7,850PYRAMID LAKE 16,556 1,000QUAPAW 980 980 3.90.05QUARTZ VALLEY 7 7REDWOOD VALLEY 73 73RENO-SPARKS COLONY 300 200ROBINSON 27 27RUMSEY RANCHERIA 12 12SAC AND FOX (NE/KS) 59 59 .71SALT RIVER 28,744 7,923SAN FELIPE 17,552 2,000 4.00.10SAN JUAN 5,037SAN XAVIER 2,597 1,594SANDIA 2,525SANTA ANA 2,772SANTA ROSA RESERVATION 1,043 647 3.00.06SANTA YSABEL 4,970 4,680 3.40.07SANTO DOMINGO 30,015 5,000 10.00.30SEMINOLE NATION 1,000 1,000SENECA-CAYUGA 1,700 1,700 6.80.09SHAWNEE 16 16 .19SHERWOOD VALLEY 38 38 1.00.10WOODLAND – SECTION EALL REGIONS COMBINEDVI -6ALL RESERVATIONS WITH WOODLANDSWOODLAND - SECTION ESTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSNATIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005COMMERCIALWOODLAND ACCESS. UNRES. COMM. WOODLAND IAC RACAACRESERVATION (ACRES) WOODLAND (ACRES) VOLUME (MMBM) (MCDS) (MCDS)(MCDS)_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________SHINGLE SPRINGS 138 138 1.50.03SHIVWITS 9,000 100SISSETON 9,328 9,328 52.00.80SKULL VALLEY 3,142 2,986SOBOBA 38 30SOUTH FORK 600 40STANDING ROCK 12,918 12,918 78.001.30SUMMIT LAKE 100 50TABLE MOUNTAIN 5 5THLOPTHLOCCO 424 282 .36.01Thlopthlocco (N.T.) 25 .01TONKAWA 367 367TUOLUMNE 219 219 3.00.20UPPER LAKE 1 1 .20.01WALKER RIVER 6,919 2,000WYANDOTTE 40 40YAVAPAI-PRESCOTT 492 73YOMBA 1,000 350_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 4 ( 125 ) 595,940 346,655 1,117.72 .00 .008.55------Category 5 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------ACOMA 13,000ISLETA 20,000JEMEZ N.T. 5MIAMI (N.T.) 80 80MICCOSUKEE (N.T.) 2,781SANTO DOMINGO 1,140ZIA 14,000_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 5 ( 7 ) 51,006 80 .00 .00 .00.00_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________NATIONAL TOTALS ( 202 ) 10,642,711 3,666,183 19,192.2 74.84 23.66197.79NOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definition of Program Category

# APPENDIX - VII

National Woodland Segmen t/Document SummaryWOODLAND – SECTION FALL REGIONS COMBINEDVII -1ALL RESERVATIONS WITH WOODLANDSWOODLAND - SECTION FSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________------Category 1 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------ACOMA 1-A - 1995 1993 1996BLACKFEET 1-C 1997-2006 2002 2005 1994 1998 19971997 1997COLVILLE 1-C ***1992-2001*** 1994 1997 1998CROW 1-A 1999-2008 2004 1993 1985 1/ 1995 1/ 19991999 1999FORT APACHE 1-C 2005-2015 1984 1/ 1995 1995 19901/ 2005 2005HOOPA VALLEY 1-D ***1994-2003*** 1994 1996 1992 19941/ 1994HUALAPAI 1-B 2001-2012 1986 1/ 1994 2004 19962004 2004JEMEZ 1-A - 1995 1994 1995JICARILLA 1-C 1996-2010 19951996LAC DU FLAMBEAU 1-B 1991-2007 2003 2005 1992 1993 1997 19911/ 1991 1/ 1991MESCALERO 1-C - 1988 1/ 1987 1/NAVAJO 1-C 2005-2015 1993 1991 1999NORTHERN CHEYENNE 1-C 1999-2008 2002 2005 1987 1/ 1998 19991999 1999SAN CARLOS 1-B 2004-2015 1990 1984 1/ 2002 1988 1/ 19972004 2004SOUTHERN UTE 1-C 1993-2008 1990 1982 1/ 1992 19921/ 1993SPOKANE 1-C 1993-2006 1992 1992 1992 19951/ 1993TULE RIVER 1-B 1999-2008 1993 19991999UINTAH AND OURAY 1-A ***1992-2001*** 1988 1/ 1990 19871/ 1992WARM SPRINGS 1-C 2002-2011 1998 19932001 2003YAKAMA 1-C ***1993-2003*** 1979 1/ 1996 1993 19931/ 1993YUROK 1-D -ZUNI 1-A ***1990-2000*** 1995 1993 19951990__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 1. 22 Reservation(s)------Category 2 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------AHTNA 2-E - 1989 1/CHEROKEE 2-D 1985-CHOCTAW 2-B - 1988 1/ 1989 1/1976CHUGACH 2-D - 1989 1/1989COOK INLET 2-A - 2004 1992 1990 1992DOYON 2-E - 1995 1995 1993 1998FORT BELKNAP 2-A 1983-2006 2005 2004 1982 1/ 1983 1/ 19831/ 1993 1/ 1993FORT BIDWELL 2-A 1996-2010 1984 1/ 1977 1/ 1995 1995 1988 1/2002 2002FORT HALL 2-C -ISLETA 2-A - 1994 1994WOODLAND – SECTION FALL REGIONS COMBINEDVII -2ALL RESERVATIONS WITH WOODLANDSWOODLAND - SECTION FSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________KALISPEL 2-C -KONIAG 2-A - 2004 1987 1/ 1987 1/ 1989 1/LAGUNA 2-A ***1993-2002*** 1992 19931993NAMBE 2-A - 1992 1993OMAHA 2-A 2000-2020 1993 1995 1980 1/2001 2001PICURIS 2-A - 1995PINE RIDGE 2-A 2005-2015 1991 19881/ 2005RAMAH-NAVAJO 2-A ***1991-2000*** 1993 19951991ROCKY BOY'S 2-D 1997-2006 2005 1993 1995 1999 19831/ 1997 1997ROSEBUD 2-C 1999-2008 1991 1991 19861/ 1999ROUND VALLEY 2-A 1996-2010 2002 2002 1995 1995 19951/ 1995SAN ILDEFONSO 2-A 1996-2005 1994 19951996SANTA CLARA 2-C - 1995SANTEE 2-A ***1981-2000*** 1993 1995 1980 1/1981SEMINOLE 2-C 1995-2005 1989 1/ 1989 1/ 1989 1/ 1991 1991 1/1996 1996TAOS 2-A 1996-2011 19941996TESUQUE 2-A -TURTLE MOUNTAIN 2-B 1998-2007 1989 1/ 1978 1/ 1978 1/ 19981998UTE MOUNTAIN 2-A 2002-2016 2001 1993 19942002 2002WIND RIVER 2-A 2004-2013 2004 1980 1/ 1983 1/ 1987 1/ 1987 1/ 19871/ 2004 2004WINNEBAGO (NE/IA) 2-A ***1981-2000*** 1993 1995 1980 1/1981ZIA 2-A -__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 2. 32 Reservation(s)------Category 3 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------ABSENTEE SHAWNEE 3-D - 1992CHEYENNE/ARAPAHO 3-A - 1995FORT PECK 3-C - 1993 1993 19952002 2002GILA RIVER 3-A -HAVASUPAI 3-A - 1986 1/HOPI 3-B - 1985 1/ 1994 20012001KIOWA/COMANCH/APACH 3-A - 1996MEXICAN KICKAPOO 3-A -OTOE 3-A - 1993PAPAGO 3-A -PAWNEE 3-A - 1993WOODLAND – SECTION FALL REGIONS COMBINEDVII -3ALL RESERVATIONS WITH WOODLANDSWOODLAND - SECTION FSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________PINENUT P.D. 3-A -PONCA 3-A - 1993POTAWATOMI (KS) 3-A - 1992SAC AND FOX (OK) 3-D - 1995WICHITA/CADDO/DELAW 3-A - 1997__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 3. 16 Reservation(s)------Category 4 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------ABSENTEE WYANDOTTE 4-A - 1992AGUA CALIENTE 4-A -ARCTIC SLOPE 4-E -AUGUSTINE 4-A -BARONA 4-A 2005-2020BERING STRAITS 4-D - 2000 2001 2001 2001BIG SANDY 4-A - 1997 1998 19972001 2001BISHOP 4-A 2000-2014 1998 1999 19992000 2000BRISTOL BAY 4-E - 2003 1994 1991CAHUILLA 4-A -CALISTA 4-E - 2003 2004CAMP VERDE 4-A -CAMPO 4-A -CAPITAN GRANDE 4-A -CEDAR CITY 4-A -CEDARVILLE 4-A -CENTRAL CAL. P.D. 4-A - 1994 1994CHEMEHUEVI 4-A -CHEYENNE RIVER 4-A -CHICKASAW 4-C - 1995 2000 2000 2001CITIZEN POTAWATOMI4-B- 1999COCHITI 4-A -COCOPAH 4-C -COLD SPRINGS 4-A - 1997 1998 19972001 2001COLORADO RIVER 4-A 2001-2010 1997 1997 19971998COLUSA 4-A -COLVILLE P.D. 4-C 2003-20172003WOODLAND – SECTION FALL REGIONS COMBINEDVII -4ALL RESERVATIONS WITH WOODLANDSWOODLAND - SECTION FSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________CORTINA 4-A -COW CREEK, BAND OF UMPQUA 4-B -COYOTE VALLEY 4-A - 1997 1998 19972001 2001CREEK (OK) 4-A -CROW CREEK 4-A -CUYAPAIPE 4-A -DEVILS LAKE 4-A 2002-20172002 2002DRY CREEK 4-A 2002-2016 1997 1998 19972001 2001DUCK VALLEY 4-D -EASTERN SHAWNEE 4-A - 1995 1999 1999 2000ELEM 4-A -ELK VALLEY 4-A -FORT BERTHOLD 4-A -FORT INDEPENDENCE 4-A 2001-2015 1998 1999 19982001 2001FORT MCDERMITT 4-A -FORT MCDOWELL 4-E -FORT MOJAVE 4-A -FORT SILL 4-A - 1997FORT SILL APACHE 4-C -FORT YUMA (QUECHAN) 4-A -GILA BEND 4-A -GOSHUTE 4-A -GRINDSTONE CREEK 4-A - 1997 1998 19972001 2001HOPLAND 4-A - 1997 1998 19972001 2001INDIAN PEAKS 4-A -IOWA (NE/KS) 4-A - 1992IOWA (OK) 4-B - 1999JACKSON 4-A -KAIBAB 4-A - 1999KANOSH 4-A -KARUK 4-D -KAW 4-A - 1993KICKAPOO 4-B - 1992KOOSHAREM 4-A -LA JOLLA 4-A -LAYTONVILLE 4-A -WOODLAND – SECTION FALL REGIONS COMBINEDVII -5ALL RESERVATIONS WITH WOODLANDSWOODLAND - SECTION FSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________LONE PINE 4-A -LOS COYOTES 4-A - 1988 1997LOWER BRULE 4-A 2000-20102000 2000MANCHESTER-Pt ARENA 4-A - 1997 1998 19972001 2001MANZANITA 4-A -MARICOPA (AK-CHIN) 4-C -MESA GRANDE 4-A - 1993MIAMI 4-A - 1995 1999 1999 2000MICCOSUKEE 4-C - 1995MORONGO 4-A -NANA 4-E -NCA P.D.A. 4-A - 1992NEMAHA 4-A - 1992NORTH FORK 4-A - 1997 1998 19972001 2001OSAGE 4-A - 1999 1999 1999 2001PALA 4-A -PAUMA/YUIMA 4-A -PECHANGA 4-A -PEORIA 4-A - 1995 1999 1999 2000PICAYUNE 4-A - 1997 1998 19972001 2001PIT RIVER 4-A - 1992 1992PIT RIVER 4-A -POJOAQUE 4-A -PYRAMID LAKE 4-C -QUAPAW 4-A - 1995 2001 1999 2000QUARTZ VALLEY 4-A -REDWOOD VALLEY 4-A 2000-2014 1997 1998 19972000 2000RENO-SPARKS COLONY 4-C -ROBINSON 4-A 2002-2016 1997 1998 19972001 2001RUMSEY RANCHERIA 4-A - 1986 1997 1998SAC AND FOX (NE/KS) 4-A - 1992SALT RIVER 4-F -SAN FELIPE 4-A -SAN JUAN 4-A 1994-20091995SAN XAVIER 4-C -SANDIA 4-A -SANTA ANA 4-A ***1995-2004***1994SANTA ROSA RESERVATION 4-A - 1989 1997WOODLAND – SECTION FALL REGIONS COMBINEDVII -6ALL RESERVATIONS WITH WOODLANDSWOODLAND - SECTION FSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________SANTA YSABEL 4-A -SANTO DOMINGO 4-A -SEMINOLE NATION 4-A -SENECA-CAYUGA 4-A - 1995 2001 1999 2000SHAWNEE 4-A - 1992SHERWOOD VALLEY 4-A 2001-2015 1997 1998 19972001 2001SHINGLE SPRINGS 4-A - 1998 1998 19982001 2001SHIVWITS 4-A -SISSETON 4-A -SKULL VALLEY 4-A -SOBOBA 4-A -SOUTH FORK 4-A -STANDING ROCK 4-A -SUMMIT LAKE 4-C -TABLE MOUNTAIN 4-A - 1997 1998 19972001 2001THLOPTHLOCCO 4-A - 1997 1999 1999 20002001 2002Thlopthlocco (N.T.) 4-A -TONKAWA 4-A - 1993TUOLUMNE 4-A 2000-2014 1997 1998 19982000 2000UPPER LAKE 4-A - 1997 1998 19972001 2001WALKER RIVER 4-C -WYANDOTTE 4-A - 1995 2001 1999 2000YAVAPAI-PRESCOTT 4-A - 2004YOMBA 4-A -__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 4. 125 Reservation(s)------Category 5 - FORESTED RESERVATIONS------ACOMA 5-A -ISLETA 5-A -JEMEZ N.T. 5-A -MIAMI (N.T.) 5-A - 1995 2001 1999 2000MICCOSUKEE (N.T.) 5-F -SANTO DOMINGO 5-A -ZIA 5-A -__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Subtotal Category 5. 7 Reservation(s)WOODLAND – SECTION FALL REGIONS COMBINEDVII -7ALL RESERVATIONS WITH WOODLANDSWOODLAND - SECTION FSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSREGIONAL WOODLAND SEGMENT/DOCUMENT SUMMARYStatus as of September 30, 2005PROGRAM +------ YEAR OF MOST RECENT INVENTORY AND PLANNING INFORMATION 1/ --------+CATEGORY PERIOD COVERED REMOTE FIELD INVENTORYRESERVATION & ADMIN BY CURRENT PLAN SENSING MAPPING INVENTORY ANALYSIS HISTORY I.R.M.P. E.A. PLAN____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________NATIONAL TOTALS 202 Reservation(s)Current Count by Segment: 40 24 43 93 62 22 835 N/ANOTES:1/ Footnoted segments are considered outdated. Refer to 53 BIAM Supplement 2.Current Plan Period that are printed with astericks are considered expired plansSee Glossary for definitions of Program Category and Program Administration

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National Woodland Inventory Funding NeedsWOODLAND – SECTION GALL REGIONS COMBINEDVIII -1ALL TIMBERED RESERVATIONSWOODLAND - SECTION GSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSNATIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________CENTRAL OFFICE - BOFRP 2006 114.02006 110.02007 118.02007 115.02008 121.02008 120.02009 124.02009 125.02010 127.02010 130.02011 132.02011 135.02012 138.02012 140.02013 142.02013 145.02014 146.02014 150.0NORTHWEST R.O. 2006 12.0 2006 12.02006 17.02007 12.0 2007 12.02007 17.02008 12.0 2008 12.02008 17.02009 14.0 2009 14.02009 20.02010 14.0 2010 14.02010 20.02011 14.0 2011 14.02011 20.02012 14.0 2012 14.02012 20.02013 15.0 2013 15.02013 21.02014 15.0 2014 15.02014 22.0PACIFIC R.O. 2006 15.0 2006 26.02006 20.02007 15.5 2007 26.52007 20.52008 15.5 2008 26.52008 20.52009 15.5 2009 26.52009 20.5ABSENTEE SHAWNEE 2007 5.0AHTNA 2007 24.0 2007 39.02008 16.0BLACKFEET 2012 25.0 2015 20.02006 15.0BRISTOL BAY 2007 40.02006 25.0CAHUILLA 2006 20.02006 10.0CALISTA2006 14.0CAPITAN GRANDE 2006 20.02006 10.0CEDAR CITY 2006 15.0 2006 15.0 2006 20.02007 15.0CHEMEHUEVI 2006 10.0 2006 10.0 2007 15.02008 15.0CHEYENNE & ARAPAHO 2007 5.0CHEYENNE RIVER (ON+OFF) 2006 25.0 2006 20.02006 20.0CHICKASAW 2014 1.0 2014 1.0 2014 1.02014 1.0CITIZEN POTAWATOMI 2007 5.0COCHITI PUEBLO 2014 10.0 2015 10.0COCOPAH 2006 15.0 2006 15.0 2007 15.02007 15.0COLORADO RIVER 2006 15.0 2006 10.0 2007 25.02008 25.0WOODLAND – SECTION GALL REGIONS COMBINEDVIII -2ALL TIMBERED RESERVATIONSWOODLAND - SECTION GSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSNATIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________COLVILLE 2011 15.02006 5.0 10.0COOK INLET 2006 10.02006 5.0CROW 2014 25.0 2006 20.02007 15.0CROW CREEK (ON+OFF) 2007 15.0 2007 20.02007 20.0CUYAPAIPE 2006 20.02006 10.0DEVILS LAKE SIOUX 2013 25.0DOYON 2006 15.0 2006 50.02006 17.0DUCK VALLEY 2006 15.0 2006 10.0 2007 20.02008 15.0EASTERN SHAWNEE (OKLA.) 2013 2.0 2013 2.0 2013 3.02013 1.0FORT APACHE 2006 25.02006 25.0 25.02007 25.0FORT BELKNAP (ON+OFF) 2013 25.0 2014 15.02006 20.0FORT BERTHOLD (ON+OFF) 2006 25.0 2007 20.02007 20.0FORT HALL 2006 15.0 2006 35.0 2006 30.02007 10.0FORT MCDERMITT 2006 10.0 2006 10.0 2007 15.02008 10.0FORT MCDOWELL 2006 15.0 2006 10.0 2007 15.02008 15.0FORT MOJAVE 2006 10.0 2006 10.0 2007 15.02008 10.0FORT PECK 2015 25.0 2015 20.02015 20.0FORT SILL APACHE 2007 5.0FORT YUMA (QUECHAN) (CALF.) 2006 10.0 2006 15.0 2007 20.02008 15.0GILA BEND 2006 10.0 2006 10.0 2007 15.02008 15.0GILA RIVER 2006 20.0 2007 20.0 2008 25.02009 25.0GOSHUTE 2006 20.0 2006 10.0 2008 25.02009 20.0HAVASUPAI 2006 20.0 2007 20.0 2008 40.02009 25.0HOPI 2006 40.0 2007 30.0 2006 80.02007 50.0HUALAPAI 2006 10.0 2006 10.0 2009 20.02010 10.0INDIAN PEAKS (PAIUTE) 2006 15.0 2007 15.0 2008 15.02009 15.0IOWA (KANS. & NEBR.) 2007 5.0IOWA (OKLA.) 2007 5.0KAIBAB PAIUTE 2008 40.02008 25.0KALISPEL 2011 1.0 5.02012 3.0KANOSH 2006 15.0 2007 15.02008 15.0KAW 2007 5.0KIOWA, COMANCHE & APACHE 2007 5.0KONIAG 2006 5.0 2007 40.02007 5.0KOOSHAREM 2006 15.0 2007 15.0 2008 15.02009 15.0LOWER BRULE 2012 25.0MANZANITA 2006 20.02006 10.0WOODLAND – SECTION GALL REGIONS COMBINEDVIII -3ALL TIMBERED RESERVATIONSWOODLAND - SECTION GSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSNATIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________MARICOPA (AK-CHIN) 2006 10.0 2007 10.0 2008 15.02009 20.0MEXICAN KICKAPOO (OKLA. & TEXA 2007 5.0MIAMI (NON-TRUST) 2013 1.0 2013 1.0 2013 1.02013 1.0MIAMI (OKLA.) 2013 1.0 2013 2.0 2013 2.02013 2.0MICCOSUKEE 2007 50.02008MODOC (OKLA) 2013 2.0 2013 3.0 2013 2.02013 2.0MORONGO 2006 10.02006 10.0NANA 2006 25.0 2007 90.02007 20.0NAVAJO (ON+OFF) 2006 18.0 20062006 43.02007 19.02007 44.02008 20.02008 40.02009 20.02009 40.02010 20.02010 40.02011 20.02011 40.0NORTHERN CHEYENNE 2011 30.0 2015 20.02007 15.0OMAHA 2013 10.0 2015 5.02015 5.0OSAGE (AZ,AK,MO,MT,NM,OK,& OTH 2014 1.0 2014 1.0 2014 1.02014 5.0OTOE 2007 5.0PALA 2006 20.02006 10.0PAPAGO 2006 40.0 2007 30.0 2008 40.02009 20.0PAWNEE 2007 5.0PEORIA (OKLA.) 2013 1.0 2013 2.0 2013 2.02013 2.0PINENUT P.D. 2006 10.0 2007 10.0 2008 25.02009 10.0POJOAQUE PUEBLO 2014 10.0 2015 10.0PONCA 2007 5.0PYRAMID LAKE 2006 10.0 2007 10.0 2008 10.02009 10.0QUAPAW (OKLA.) 2013 2.0 2013 3.0 2013 3.02013 2.0RENO-SPARKS COLONY 2006 5.0 2006 5.0 2007 5.02007 5.0ROCKY BOY'S 2015 25.0 2007 20.02008 15.0ROSEBUD SIOUX 2010 25.0SAC AND FOX (OKLA.) 2007 5.0SALT RIVER 2006 10.0 2007 10.0 2008 15.02009 10.0SAN CARLOS & (P.D.) 2010 10.0 25.0 2010 25.0 2006 50.02011 15.0 25.02010 10.0 25.0SAN FELIPE PUEBLO 2014 10.0 2015 10.0SAN JUAN PUEBLO 2006 20.02007 20.0SAN XAVIER 2006 5.0 2007 5.0 2008 5.02009 5.0SANDIA PUEBLO 2014 10.0 2015 10.0WOODLAND – SECTION GALL REGIONS COMBINEDVIII -4ALL TIMBERED RESERVATIONSWOODLAND - SECTION GSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSNATIONAL WOODLAND INVENTORY NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005REMOTE SENSING MAPPING-DIGITIZING FIELD INVENTORYINVENTORY ANALYSISEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________SANTA ANA PUEBLO 2006 20.02007 20.0SANTEE SIOUX 2013 10.0 2015 5.02015 5.0SANTO DOMINGO PUEBLO 2014 10.0 2015 10.0SEMINOLE (BIG CYP/BRIGHTON/IMM 2015 75.02006 2.0 20.0SENECA-CAYUGA (OKLA.) 2013 1.0 2013 2.0 2013 2.02013 2.0SHIVWITS 2006 10.0 2007 10.0 2008 10.0 10.02009 10.0SISSETON WAHPETON 2009 25.0SKULL VALLEY 2006 10.0 2007 10.0 2008 15.02009 10.0SOBOBA 2006 20.02006 10.0SOUTH FORK (TE-MOAK) 2006 5.0 2007 5.0 2008 5.02009 5.0SPOKANE 2006 10.0 2006 10.0 2006 35.02008 5.02007 35.0STANDING ROCK 2006 25.0 2006 20.02006 20.0SUMMIT LAKE 2006 5.0 2007 5.0 2008 5.02009 5.0THLOPTHLOCCO TRIBAL TOWN 2013 2.0 2013 2.0 2013 3.02013 5.0TONKAWA 2007 5.0UINTAH AND OURAY 2007 10.0 2007 10.0 2010 5.0 25.02012 5.0 10.02011 25.0UTE MOUNTAIN 2006 30.02006 25.0WALKER RIVER 2006 10.0 2007 10.0 2008 10.02009 10.0WARM SPRINGS 2006 10.0 2006 5.0 40.0 2007 25.02009 10.0WIND RIVER 2006 25.0 2010 20.02011 20.0WYANDOTTE (OKLA.) 2013 2.0 2013 2.02013 2.0YAKAMA 2011 20.0 2011 30.0 2006 25.02007 10.0YANKTON 2012 25.0YAVAPAI - PRESCOTT 2006 5.02007 5.0YAVAPAI-APACHE CAMP VERDE 2006 10.0 2007 10.0 2007 10.02008 10.0YOMBA 2006 5.0 2007 5.0 2008 5.02009 5.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________NATIONAL TOTALS 20.0 556.0 5.0 1,515.5 51.0 3,098.577.0 2,762.5($M)153.0 = Total 10-year Available WOODLAND Inventory and Planning Funds in NATION (based on continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).7,932.5 = Total 10-year Additional Funding Needed by NATION for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning.8,085.5 = Total identified budget considered necessary for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning in the NATION for the next 10 years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as WOODLAND.

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National Woodland Planning Funding NeedsWOODLAND – SECTION HALL REGIONS COMBINEDIX -1ALL TIMBERED RESERVATIONSWOODLAND - SECTION HSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSNATIONAL WOODLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________CENTRAL OFFICE - BOFRP 2006 25.02006 110.02007 26.02007 115.02008 27.02008 120.02009 28.02009 125.02010 29.02010 130.02011 30.02011 135.02012 31.02012 140.02013 32.02013 145.02014 33.02014 150.0PACIFIC R.O. 2006 15.02006 4.52007 15.52007 5.02008 15.52008 5.02009 15.52009 5.0ABSENTEE SHAWNEE 2010 5.02007 5.0AHTNA 2009 20.02010 25.0BLACKFEET 2006 10.0 2006 25.02007 30.0BRISTOL BAY 2007 20.02008 25.0CACHIL DEHE BAND OF COLUSA RAN 2006 15.02006 15.0CAHUILLA 2007 15.02007 15.0CALISTA 2008 20.02008 25.0CAPITAN GRANDE 2007 15.02007 15.0CEDAR CITY 2008 20.02008 20.0CHEMEHUEVI 2009 15.02009 15.0CHEYENNE & ARAPAHO2006 5.0CHEYENNE RIVER (ON+OFF) 2006 15.02006 15.0CHUGACH 2008 11.02008 10.0CITIZEN POTAWATOMI 2010 5.02007 5.0COCOPAH 2008 15.02008 15.0COLORADO RIVER 2008 10.02008 25.0COLVILLE 2010 10.02012 5.0 20.0COOK INLET 2008 10.02007 5.0CORTINA RANCHERIA 2006 15.02006 15.0CROW 2007 10.0 2009 25.02009 30.0CROW CREEK (ON+OFF) 2008 15.02008 15.0CUYAPAIPE 2007 15.02007 15.0DOYON 2007 5.02007 5.0DUCK VALLEY 20092009 20.0EASTERN SHAWNEE (OKLA.) 2014 1.0WOODLAND – SECTION HALL REGIONS COMBINEDIX -2ALL TIMBERED RESERVATIONSWOODLAND - SECTION HSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSNATIONAL WOODLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________FORT APACHE 2006 45.0FORT BELKNAP (ON+OFF) 2009 10.0 2006 25.02006 25.0FORT BERTHOLD (ON+OFF) 2007 15.02007 15.0FORT HALL 2007 20.02007 25.0FORT MCDERMITT 2009 10.02009 20.0FORT MCDOWELL 2009 15.02009 20.0FORT MOJAVE 2009 20.02009 20.0FORT PECK 2015 20.02015 20.0FORT SILL APACHE 2010 5.02007 5.0FORT YUMA (QUECHAN) (CALF.) 2009 15.02009 15.0GILA BEND 2009 15.02009 15.0GILA RIVER 2010 35.02010 35.0GOSHUTE 2010 30.02010 30.0HAVASUPAI 2009 35.02009 35.0HOPI 2009 40.02009 50.0HUALAPAI 2010 15.02010 15.0INDIAN PEAKS (PAIUTE) 2010 15.02010 20.0IOWA (KANS. & NEBR.) 2010 5.02007 5.0IOWA (OKLA.) 2010 5.02007 5.0KAIBAB PAIUTE 2008 25.02008 25.0KALISPEL2014 5.0KANOSH 2008 20.02008 20.0KAW2007 5.0KICKAPOO 2010 5.02007 5.0KIOWA, COMANCHE & APACHE 2010 15.0KONIAG 2008 10.02008 5.0KOOSHAREM 2010 25.02010 25.0LOWER BRULE 2015 15.02015 15.0MANZANITA 2007 15.02007 15.0MARICOPA (AK-CHIN) 2010 25.02010 25.0MEXICAN KICKAPOO (OKLA. & TEXA 2010 5.02007 5.0MIAMI (NON-TRUST) 2014 1.0MIAMI (OKLA.) 2014 3.0MICCOSUKEE 20062006200720072008 30.0200820092009 50.020102010WOODLAND – SECTION HALL REGIONS COMBINEDIX -3ALL TIMBERED RESERVATIONSWOODLAND - SECTION HSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSNATIONAL WOODLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________MODOC (OKLA) 2014 2.0MORONGO 2007 15.02007 15.0NANA 2008 20.02008 25.0NAVAJO (ON+OFF) 2007 150.02007 200.0NORTHERN CHEYENNE 2006 10.0 2008 20.02008 25.0OMAHA 2006 5.02008 10.0OSAGE (AZ,AK,MO,MT,NM,OK,& OTH 2012 60.0OTOE2007 5.0PALA 2007 15.02007 15.0PAPAGO 2010 50.02010 50.0PAWNEE 2010 5.02007 5.0PEORIA (OKLA.) 2014 2.0PINE RIDGE 2015 25.02015 25.0PINENUT P.D. 2010 15.02010 25.0PONCA 2010 5.02007POTAWATOMI (KANS.) 2010 5.02007 5.0PYRAMID LAKE 2010 20.02010 20.0RENO-SPARKS COLONY 2008 10.02008 10.0ROCKY BOY'S 2008 10.0 2009 20.02009 25.0ROSEBUD SIOUX 2013 15.02013 25.0SAC AND FOX (NEBR. & KANS.) 2010 5.02007 5.0SAC AND FOX (OKLA.)2007 5.0SALT RIVER 2010 25.02010 25.0SAN CARLOS & (P.D.) 2006 20.0 2012 25.02012 25.0SAN JUAN PUEBLO 2008 15.02009 15.0SAN XAVIER 2010 5.02010 10.0SANTA ANA PUEBLO 2006 10.0 2008 15.02009 15.0SANTEE SIOUX 2006 5.02008 10.0WOODLAND – SECTION HALL REGIONS COMBINEDIX -4ALL TIMBERED RESERVATIONSWOODLAND - SECTION HSTATUS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES AND PLANNINGBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRSNATIONAL WOODLAND PLANNING NEEDS SUMMARY (2006-2015)Status as of September 30, 2005FOREST HISTORY I.R.M.P. FOREST PLAN ENVIRON. ASSES. FOREST IMPLEMENTATION PLANEST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M) EST. COST ($M)EST. COST ($M)AGENCY/RESERVATION DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED DATE AVAIL. NEEDED_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________SEMINOLE (BIG CYP/BRIGHTON/IMM 2009 75.0 2008 50.0 2008 35.02008 35.0SENECA-CAYUGA (OKLA.) 2014 2.0SHIVWITS 2010 10.02010 10.0SISSETON WAHPETON 2009 15.02009 20.0SKULL VALLEY 2010 10.02010 20.0SOBOBA 2007 15.02007 15.0SOUTH FORK (TE-MOAK) 2010 10.02010 10.0SPOKANE 2009 10.02010 15.0STANDING ROCK 2007 15.02007 20.0SUMMIT LAKE 2010 5.02010 5.0THLOPTHLOCCO TRIBAL TOWN 2013 7.0TONKAWA 2010 5.02007 3.0UINTAH AND OURAY 2006 5.0 25.02006 5.0 25.0WALKER RIVER 2010 10.02010 10.0WARM SPRINGS 2010 15.02011 10.0WICHITA-CADDO-DELAWARE 2010 5.0WIND RIVER 2013 20.02013 25.0WYANDOTTE (OKLA.) 2014 2.0YAKAMA 2009 15.0 2011 10.02012 15.0YANKTON 2009 15.02009 20.0YAVAPAI - PRESCOTT 2008 5.02008 5.0YAVAPAI-APACHE CAMP VERDE 2007 10.02007 10.0YOMBA 2010 5.02010 5.0_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________NATIONAL TOTALS .0 75.0 .0 687.5 5.0 1,496.010.0 3,027.5($M)15.0 = Total 10-year Available WOODLAND Inventory and Planning Funds in NATION (based on continuance of current level funding,but excluding special FMI&P).5,286.0 = Total 10-year Additional Funding Needed by NATION for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning.5,301.0 = Total identified budget considered necessary for WOODLAND Inventory and Planning in the NATION for the next 10 years.NOTE: Funding is for specialized program services to tribes and projects on TRUST properties with land classed as WOODLAND.