Common use of Biodiversity Clause in Contracts

Biodiversity. No additional data will be collected specifically for the CEA, although some additional modeling and analysis of existing information from the FMP development will be conducted. The following information and data layers will be used: • Productive and Non-Productive Landbase on FML2 • Preferred Forest Management Scenario • Existing Roads and Linear Features • Indicator Species HSIs • Recent Wildfires • Watersheds • Available Wetland Carbon Information • Generated Forest Carbon Curves The assessment of effects will be completed using the bow-tie analysis method with guidance from ▇▇. ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇.5 Based on each value’s hazard and top event, the following will be identified: threats, barriers, controls, consequences, and mitigative controls. The bow-tie analysis will identify if there are gaps (threats and consequences) in the preferred forest management scenario where additional mitigative strategies could limit cumulative effects and reduce the risk of a hazard occurring for each value.