Ground-based logging A logging system in which the fallen logs are yarded by equipment such as dozers which pull the logs behind them to a road, or shovels, which lift and move logs. Epigeous Growing above the ground. Hydrophytic vegetation Plants adapted to saturated soil conditions. Hypogeous Growing below the ground. Landing Any designated place where logs are laid after being yarded, and are awaiting subsequent handling, loading, and hauling.
Landings can vary greatly in size and shape.
Lift trees Trees designated for use in a cable logging system, to which a pulley block is attached at some height to provide lift for the skyline. Damage to lift trees is minimized by using nylon straps to attach the block. A unit of measure used for wood volume. Primary and secondary cavity nesters Birds which utilize and rely on snags for their nests. Scoping A process in the development of an EA, during which the ID Team explores and identifies issues to be analyzed in an Environmental Assessment.