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BOISE NANONAL FOREST LEADERSHIP TEAM

Suprrrlror'o Otllcc: Forest SupeMsor - Stoyo Mcdey Deputy Forest SupeMsor - Roberta Motaen Public Allairs Oflicer - Frank Caroll Engineering/Lands . Ricfr Christensen Fire. Aviation, Planning - Jack Gollaher Administrative Officer - Al McCombie Law Enlorcem€nt - Russ Newcomb Resource Management - Wayne Patton Vegslation Management - Truman Pucibauer

DLtrlct Rlngorr, Arca Bangcr: D-i Mt. Home BarBer Districl - Larry Tripp D-2 Boise Ranger District - Don Peterson D-3 ldaho City Rangff District - Kathy Lucich D-4 Cascade Renger Distract - Ronn Julian D-5 Lowman Ranger Dislrict: ilorris lftrllrnan D-6 Emmett Ranger District - Jim tancaster

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Forest olfice addresses and ielephone numbers I History 2 Fange 2 Recreation 4 Wildlife and 5 TimbEr 7 Soil and Water I Engineering 8 Minerals 9 Cultural Resources 11 Fire 't2 Lands 13 Budgel and Finance t5 Personnel t8 Civil Rights Program 19 Forest Health and Salety Committee 20 Glossary ol Abbreviations 21 OFFICE ADDRESSES

Forest Supervisor Mt. Home Ranger District (D-1) 1750 Front St. 2'180 American Legion Blvd. Boise, lD 83702 Mt. Home, lD 83647 (208) 364-4100 (208) 364-4310

Boise Ranger District (O-2) ldaho City Ranger Districl (D-3) 5493 Warm Springs Ave. P.O. Box 129 Boise, lD 837'12 ldaho City, lD 83631 (208) 364-4241 (208) 364-4330

Cascade Ranger Districl (D-4) Lowman Ranger District (D-5) P.O. Box 696 HC 76, Box 129 Cascade, lD 8361 'l Lowman, lD 83637 (208) 364-4270 (208) 364-4250

Emmett Ranger District (D-6) 1648 North Washington Emmett, lD 83617 (208) 364-4260

REGIONAL OFFICE

Gray Reynolds - Regional Forester lntermountain Region Federal Building 324 - 25th Street Ogden, UT 84401 (801) 625-5182

The Boise National Forest is the seventh largest forest in the . The largest forest in ldaho has a gross area wilhin its proclaimed boundary of 2,958,652 acres. This includes 2,648,468 acres ol National Forest land, and 313.377 acres in olher ownership. Adjacenl National Forests administer some portions ol the Boise NF.

The Forest is located in Elmore, Boise, , Ada, Gem, and Washington counties. HISTORY

March 30, 1891 The Forest Reserve Act was signed signitying the beginning of the national lorest system.

May 29, 1905 Sawtooth Reserve established--nearly two million acres, headquarlered in Boise.

March 4. 1907 Name ol Forest Reserves changed to National Forests.

July 1, 1908 Executive Order signed creating the Boise National Forest from portions ot the original Sawtooth and Payette Reserves.

April 1944 Former and Boise National Forest were combined to total nearly 3 million acres. (New Payette National Forest established at the same time.)

RANGE ln 1990, nearly 14,000 cattle were grazed on 49 cattle allotments, and 39,000 sheep were grazed on 21 sheep allotments. The Forest currently provides 1 12 thousand animal unit months (MAUMS) ol grazing lor domestic livestock each year.

Privale Land Administered Boise NF Land by Boise NF acres percenl acres percent

Forage Condition Good 379,000 45 10,000 21 Fair 303,000 36 22,700 48 Poor 160,000 19 15,000 31

Ecological Trend Up 126,000 15 8,000 17 Not Apparent 548,000 65 26,000 54 Down 169,000 20 14,000 29 Bange FY 1990

Leafy spurge (Euphorbia esu/a), the only critical noxious weed, is lound on the headwaters of the South Fork and in Garden Valley. This plant constitutes a major threat to the prime agricultural lands of southwestern ldaho. Efforts to contain this weed are a high priority.

Five other noxious weeds pose a major threat to rangeland: Dyers woad (/satls lrncloria), yellow star thislle (Centaurea so/stllia/is), spotted knapweed (Centaurea maculosa), ditfuse knapweed (Centaurea dilfusal, and rush skeletonweed (Chondrilla juncea). The progres- sion of these and other weeds is being monitored.

No threatened or endangered plants are known to occur. Eleven species have been identi- fied by the Regional Forester as "sensitive species":

Scientific Name Common Name

Allium aaseae Aase's onion Allium tolmiei Tolmie's onion var. persimile Allium validum Tall swamp onion Cryptantha simurans woods cryplantha Epipactis gigantea Giant hellehorine Halimolobos perlexa Puzzling halimolobos Haplopappus aberrans ldaho golden weed Hydrophyllum occidentale Weslern waterleaf var. walsonii Pilmula wilcoxiana Wilcox's primrose Douglasia idahoensis ldaho douglasia Stipa viridula Green needlegrass

Field investigations of Douglasia idahoensis and Allium validum were completed in '1988 and 1989. Field investications of Allium aaseal are currently underway. RECREATION

The -- Biver of No Return Wilderness is the largest wilderness area in the lower 48 states. The Boise National Forest manages 65,324 acres of this wilderness for watershed values, wildlife, and fish. Wilderness recrealion activities are managed by the Challis National Forest Facilities Number rPAOT Boating Sites '14 'l ,435 Swimming Sites 1 50 Trailheads 2 50 Public Campgrounds 69 3,325 Group Campgrounds 3 697 Private Organization Camps 3 550 Picnic Sites 5 175 Winter Sports Sites '13 605 Resorls 4 220 Recreational Residences 12O 602 Landing Fields I --

iPAOT - Capacity of sites in persons at one time.

Fishing Streams 1,900 miles Number of Fishing Lakes/Reservoirs 284 Trails 91 5 miles Ski Areas () 1 - 4,400 PAOT Cross-Country Ski Trails Over 100 miles Trails Over 500 miles

Points of lnterest Hot springs-Bonneville, Kirkham, Boiling Springs, Pine Flats South Fork spawning ground Atlanta - historic town Lucky Peak Nursery Bocky Bar National Historic Area Frank Church - River of No Return Wilderness William H. Pogue National Recreation Trail - Sheep Creek Trail Whoop-Um-Up National Recreation Cross Country Ski Trail Crawlord-Yellowpine National Recreation Snowmobile Trail

The Boise National Forest had nearly 2 million visitor days in 1990.

- Wilderness Permits--required for groups of 10 individuals or more and for pack and saddle stock. WILDL!FE AND FISHERIES

WILDLIFE:

- Threatened and Endangered Animal Species--No known year-round residents - wintering Gray Woll - occasionallY summer Peregrine Falcon' occasionally summar

- Sensitive Species: Spotted bat, North American lynx, , fisher, Western big car bat, flammu- lated owl, three-toed woodpecker, great gray owl, spotted frog, Townsend big' eared bat, Boreal owl, white-headed woodpecker, ldaho ground squirrel' moun- tain quail.

- Big Game-6 species: , , , black bear, mountain lion, and . All of these are harvestable populations except moose.

- Mammals--78 species

- Upland Game Species: sage grouse (upward trend) chukar (upward trend) Hungarian partridge (upward trend) turkey (uPward trend) blue grouse (level trend) spruce grouse (level lrend)

- Birds-22.4 species

- Reptiles and Amphibians--28 species

- Hunter Days (1990): 100,000 I

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FISHERIES:

- 7,6q, mil€s o, straams - 12.7@ acres ol lakes

- i99G-150,(X)O fish use days (recrealion visfior ftshing days)

- Sensitiro fsh species: Chinook Salnron. wsstsbpe cutthroat trout, steelhoad trout' ball trout - Flsh spe*n-2S specias:

steelh€ad

Resktent Kokanee salmon cutlhroal trout Ba[ trout mountain whitefish

Non-Game cfiEel mouth peamouth nodhern squaufish longnose dac€ speckled dace redsHe shiner largescale sucker bri@elip sucker motmtain sculpin TIMBEB

- Tree Species: -Douglas-fire Pseudotsuga menziesii -Ponderosa pine -Lodgepole pine Pinus conlortd -Englemann spruce Picea engelmenii -Whilebark pine -Aspen -Cottonwood -Pinyon Pinus monophylla -Juniper Juniperus scopularum -Grand fir - Lailx occidentalis -Western White pine Pinus monticola

- 35o/o ol total Forest--commercial limber type (excluding pinyon{uniper type)

- Commercial Timber Operations: -200 permits/year -100 contracts

- Annual average harvest Forestwide 80 million board feet (mmbf) sawtimber and other products and 4.4 mmbl in form ol lirewood:

- Enough timber to make enough lumber to produce approximately 16,000 average size three-bedroom houses and enough lirewood lor 2,200 lamilies.

TIMBER CUT 199O

TIMBER MANAGEMENT

Timber Sale Receipts (Slumpage Value) $6,340,000 '1,458 Firewood Permits equalled 9.7 MMBF Volume Sold 165.4 MMBF Volume Harvesled .l05 MMBF Acres Planted 3,2U Acres Thinned 1,293 Nursery Production (seedlings) 4,631,000 SOIL AND WATER

These lands yield approximately 3.7 million acre reet of water annually to the Boise, Payette and Salmon Bivers.

-Annual Water Yield--3.7 million-acre leel 1 acre loot = 325,900 gallons

-Major Drainages: Soulh Fork Salmon River & Johnson Creek North, South, and Middle Forks of the North, South, and Middle Forks of the Boise River

ENGINEERING

TRANSPORTATION Forest Highways 188 miles

Forest Roads Bituminous or concrete paved 55 miles Aggregate - soil surlaced 152 miles Graded and drained 4,198 miles Primitive 1,505 miles TOTAL 5,910 miles

Roads on the Forest Service Svstem (Forest Development Boads) Existino Miles

Open Closed Closed Total Yearlong Seasonally Yearlong Miles rArterial 308 27 0 335 Collector 713 247 24 984 Local 1,694 1,044 972 4.591 FOREST TOTAL 5,029 MiIES

*(Road Standard: Arterial - High, Collector - Medium, Local - Minimum)

Facilities Number of Buildings 284 ea. Number of Dams 9 ea. Bridges 253 MINERALS

- Minerals mined: , , lead, stone, zinc

- Locatable Minerals (gold, silver, copper, lead, zinc): 10,807 unpatented mining claims on 117,180 acres

- 40 operating plans-(l990)

- Common Variety (saleables-sandstone, gravel, sand, basalt) leasable Hardrock (gold and silver) 2 Preference Right leases 10 Hardrock prospecling permits Jointly administered between Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management

MINERAL TIATERIAL DATA TABLE FYgO

NUM. COMMODITY FOREST BER olsTRrcT COUNTY STATE CY SALE PERMITS

S&G 80r Mtn. Elmore ID 90 -0- Home

2 Boase Elmo.e ro 90 -o-

3 Lowman Valley ID 90 I

4 Rip Rap BOr Boise Elmore ID 90 .0-

5 Building Stone BOr Emmen Gem ID 90 I

6 FilI & Other BOr Lowman Valley to 90 -0- III}IERAL IIATEFIAL OAIA TABT.E FYOO

TOt{S VALUE FREE TONS VALI'E TONS USED VALUE FS NUMBEF PERM]TS FREE FREE sor.o sotD FS

I 2 .ll,AX' tr8,s40 .13,550 st9.6(x)

2 r 1.570 cm.E20

3 i30 33s

a 550 3s8.{00

5 t00 sl50

6 8 680 3238

10 CULTURAL RESOURCES

- 4 National Begister Properties South Boise Historic Mining Districl Atlanta iownsite ldaho Gity townsite

- 1.175 cultural resource sites recorded

RECOBDEO S]TES ON BOISE NATIONAL FOREST

DISTRICT PREHISTORIC HtsToRtc TOTAL

Mtn. Home 't07 112 219

Boise 26 r90 216

ldaho City 38 369 402

Cascade 41 92 13it

Lowman 23 94 1't7

Emmen 74 14 88

TOTALS 304 871 1,175 FIRE

BO]SE NATIONAL FOREST FIRE HISTORY

CALENDAR NUMBER PERSON LIGHTINING I.ARGEST FIRE TOTAL YEAR OF FIRES CAUSEO FIRES FIRES ACRES

1980 r35 24 111 2,994 2,93s

1981 98 36 s2 1.901 r.605

r982 t2a 24 lu 445 135

t980 tt9 l7 t0.2 98 52

t984 1g) 27 r3:r 94 20

t985 tl7 23 94 t.03r 900

't986 3lr 30 2A1 55.767 r 5,500

r 987 167 43 124 53,370 5r.500

t988 1(X 33 71 5.912 5,1 10

I 989 305 gt 272 101.320 46,600

t990 217 37 180 5.6t4 1,500

1 1 -year 1.851 327 1.524 224.v6 loials

1 l-year 168 30 r38 20.776 averages per year

12 Fire FY'1990

- Activ€ Fire Lookouts: Scott Mountain (Emmett Ranger Distria) Silver Creek (Emmett Ranger District) Sunset (ldaho City Banger Distric{) Thunder Bolt (Cascade Ranger District) Jackson Peak (Lowman Ranger District) Trinity Peak (Mountain Home Banger District)

PRESCRIBED FIRE USE ON BOISE NATIONAL FOREST

PURPOSE 1980-1990

Fuel Reduction 3,000 acres/year

Range & Wildlite 200 acres/year

LANDS

BOISE NATIONAL FOREST ACREAGE

LANDS INCLUDED GROSS NON.FEDERAL NET NATL. FOREST

All lands within Boise NF 2.958,652 310,184 2,648,468 Congressionally- proclaimed boundary, including private and state lands

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l ESTIIIATED AREA ADUITIISTEBED BY BOISE NANONAL FOREST

couNw NET NAIIO}.IAL FOREST

Adra 4,211

Boise 872,485

Elmore 6lt7,sol

Gem 61,060

Vall€y r,073,04ti

Washangton 7A

TOTAL LANDS ADMINSTERED 2.648,.[68 BUOGET AND FINANCE

199O FISCAL YEAR BUOGET

APPN FUNCTION OESCRIPTION BUDGfi 1990

FF FFFP FirB Managemenl - FFFP $r,s76,000

NF FA Facility Mainienance 269.000

NF LA Lands Program 1 9s.OOO

NF LL Landline Location 71.000

NF ME.ML.GE.MC Minerals & Mining Claims 236.000

NF RG Range Management 3 t 6.000

NF RN Recrealion 775,000

NF SW Soil and Water 357,000

NF TM Timber 2,405,000

NF WF Wildlile and Fisheries 415,000

NF GA General Administration 1.532.000

NF BD Road Mainl€nanc€ 649.000

NF TR Trail Maintenance 61.000

NF RI Betoreslation 1 r0,000

NF CL Coop. Law Enlorcement 58.O00

CN GP/TM/TR General Purpose Road & Trail Const. Timber Boad Construction 782,W

CN RF Rec. Facility Conslruclion 23,OOO

CW FS Cooperative Work 64,OOO

CW KV Relorestation 1,463,000

SS SS Timber Salvage Sales '|,2(X,000

BO BO Brush Oisposal 636.000

OM OM Ouaners Maintenanc€ 48.000

15 199o FISCAL YEAR BUDGET (contlnurd)

APPN FUNCION DESCRIPTION BUOGET 19SO

RB RB Range Bettsrm€nt .l{l.m0

SP PM State and Private Forestry 23,mO

SC sc Senior Citizens Program 86.0@

RI FI Rsstoration o, lmprol/€m€nts .G

GB GB Gitts and Bequests .(}. wc wc Working Capital Fund r.172.q)0

RM TR-WF Resource Mgmt. Tmb(. Receapts 26,m0 Wildlile and Fishs,ies

HM TR.FW Resource Mgmt. Tmbr. Receipts 20,000 Watershed and Ail

RM TR.TM Resourcs Mgmt. Tmbr. Rec€ipt 300,m0 Timb€r Management

RT RT Rerorestation Trust Fund 537.m0

TOTAL 015.542.m0

16 FOFEST RECE! TS FY iOOO

Tfnb€t 11,24,7n

GrezhO 74,%1 l-end U3a8 x,m

R€craillon I I I,EO4

Pow€r 560

Minerals 868

&tnbsbn 60,ElB sss 1,2u,4fr l(v 2,50a,349

TOTAL $5,250,0S0

17 PERSONNEL

Employees: 200 permanenVfull time 59 permanent/less than full time 200 temporary/seasonal employees

Occupations represented on the Boise National Forest: Forester Archaeologist Range Conservationist Realty Specialist Engineer Communications Specialist Outdoor Rec. Planner Hydrologist Soil Scientist Administrative Officer Wildlife/Fisheries Biologist Administrative Support Spec. Electronics Fire Management Spec. Computer Specialist Public Allairs Officer Appraisal Land Use Planner Operations Besearch Analyst Telecommunications Spec. Economist Geologist Criminal lnvestigator Smokelumper Cartographer Outdoor Recreationist Technician/Crewmember Contracting/Procurement Spec. Recreation Spec. Finance/Accounting/Budgeting Spec. Personnel Management Spec. Office Support Spec.

ACTING FOREST SUPERVISOR ASSIGNMENTS

The monthly Acting assignments are: January and July: Fire, Aviation and Planning Officer February and August: Public Affairs Officer March and September: Forest Engineer April and October: Resource Management May and November: Vegetative Management June and December: Administrative fficer

18 CIVIL RIGHTS PROGRAM

- Civil Rights Action Team Chairperson--Mary Goode, SO - Native American Program Manager-Marie Tolliver, D3 - Persons With Disabilities Program Manager-Danna Hadley, DO - Federal Women's Program Manager-Jennifer Callan, SO - Hispanic Program Manager-Fred Hernandez, SO - Boise NF Rep to Region 4 CRAT-Mary Goode, SO - CBAT Advisors-Roberta Moltzen, Deanna Bennett, Marilee Pospahala & Curt Wright - Forest EEO Officer--Vacant

- Civil Rights Aclion Team Representatives:

Susan Beinhard (SO) Steve Williams (D-1) Mary Clark (D-2) Megan Timoney (D-3) Vacant Ann Keysor (D-5) Tom Jackson (D-6) Ellen Bogardus-Szymniak (Seasonal Rep.)

HUTIAN RESOURCE PROGRAIIS ACCOIIPLISHMENTS I99O

PERSON PROGRAM ENROLLEES VALUE OF WORK ACCOMPLISHEO YEARS

S€nior Community Employ- r0.93 17 $154,4m ment Program

Volunteers 13.14 673 $142,66i:l

Others (YCC, Hosted) 7.09 242 $1 s6,407

19 FOREST HEALTH AND SAFEW COMMITTEE

Chairperson Milt Coffman D-l Representative Jesse Green D-2 Bepresentativ€ Laurie Fink D-3 Representative lrv Baldwin D-4 Representative Mike Diem D-5 Representative Roy Wilson D-6 Bepresentative Dave Hale Lucky Peak Nursery Dan Dolata SO Representatives Curt Wright, Barry Stern, Will Reed. Frank Carroll, Herb Corn, Lisa Vernon

MISCELI.ANEOUS NOTES

Highest point on Forest - - 10,776' - Lowest point on Forest - Banks - 2.770' - Emmett Ranger District

NATTONAL FOREST SYSTEM (1990)

Receipts - $1 .69 billion Timber Harvested - 10.5 billion bf Expenditures - $3.58 billion Grazing Permits - 10,527 Permanent Full-Time Employees - 32,375 Recreation Use - 263 million VD's Natl. Forest System - 191 million acres Fish/\A/ildlife lmprove - 489,100 ac. Wilderness - 33.3 million acres Livestock Grazed - 9.6 mil. AUM's

156 National Forests, 121 Supervisors, 19 National Grasslands,653 Ranger Oistricls, S Forest & Range Experiment Stations

N GLOSSAtr OF ABBBEVIATIONS

AA A&nhtslrfithroA!3tmrt

ADO AssHglt DbtxrEhe Omcet

AD,P Al.ldlratrc Dda Proc6shg

ADR Asstslrr Okndd RangE

AFA Arnericen FoiBdry Assoctaton

AFGE Amrrlcen Foderalon c, Govermen Empbyees

A&FM Avldicn and Ff€ Mmagomerr

AFtrc AsCalant Flo Mansgprnoil o'licor

AL Anilral Leavo

AMC Ameflryr ilhhg Corryess

AtICA Amerlcan Ndiond Cenhmen'3 Assocaalbn

AO AffinHrathrs Ofiber

APHIS Aninal and Plent Healh lnspection Service

ASF Associalbn ol $ee For€€ters

ASRM Arnerican Socidy ol Bango Managfflon

AUM &*nal urrit rnonth

AI,VOL Ab6€d mho(.ll Ofii:ial Leave

BEF Budgpr grd Finilce

BD En sh mpcd

BI Bixr*og lndox

Btf'l Buean cf t .x, Managpmert caM Con$.uctbn fid MaHonanco

CE Civf Engineer

CFR Code ol Fed6,al Roglrhlrns

2l CG Compt.oller General co Comracting Otlicor c.o.D. Clos6 ot business coR Contracting Ollicer's Representative c.o.D. Cash On Deliv€ry

CPA Ceniried Public Accounlant

CRAT Civil Righls Action Team

CY Calendar Yea, d.b.h. Diameter br€ast high

OFR District Fore$ Banger

OG Data Gen€ral or D€composod G,anite d.i.b. Oiametei inside bark

DO Disbursing Ollicer d.o.b. Oate ol binh

DR District Ranger

EA Environmeilal AssgssmenuAnalysis

EOF Employee Oevelopmenl Folder

EDP Electronic Dda Procassing

EEO Equal Employmenl Opponuniiy

EIS Environmental lmpad Statoment

EOD Enlered on ddy

ERFO Emergency Reliel FoI Federal Roads Office

ES Executive Selice (pay plan, see SES)

FEHBA Foderal Employsos Hoehh Benelils Act

FEGLI Federal Employes Group Lirs lnsuranco

FFF Faghling Fore$ Fi.ss

FICA Federal lmuranc€ Conriibrrtions Act

22 FTJPS Fq..r bvd ldomebn Procollhg Sy3t€tn

FUi F* L&or $ild.rd3Acr

FMO Fka Ma,ragpflrcil Ofiiclr

FPL Forec Prcducla t boraory

FFt Fls Prr\rordon Tochr{chn

FR Fed€rd Regflr€r

FR!T Foroa Roa6 and Trat3

FS Foitd Senice; abo Forest Superuisor

FSH Foresl S€rvice Handboo*

FSM Foaes S€nhe Manual

FTS Fe(brd Telecorrrunbalk ns Sytoms

FWF FoderC Women's Prog[am

GAO Gen€ral Acconming Ofiico

OBL Gororilnent Bill oa tsdng

GETA Gotr.rrmonl Empby€os' Training Act

Grs Geogrefi c lrtorneirn Sy$erns

Gil Gemrd ManagBrrsd (Mern Pay Phn)

@o Gotrgrnrnoil Prilllirg Olfrce os General Scte

GSA Gonord Sorrri:€s Adninblraaon

GTR Govorilnefl Traird Roqreg

}MA,F Human Resources Advisory Forum

HRP Hurnan Besource Ptograms

IDP lndh,lrud Developmen Plan

INT lnlornu.nah Fcec arld Rangar Epsriment Stalbn ts hfsrprdive SewE€s

JTPA Job frahkrg PanrErship Acl

23 K-V Knutson-Vandenb€rg Acl

1 Landscape tuchit€d: or L€gBlative Allairs

LLL Land line bcation

LMP Land Managgrn€fl Plan

LSP Lumpsum payment

LWOP Lsave wilhout pay

MBF Thousand board lsd

MMBF Million board lesl

NA Nonheastern Arsa

NART Nalional Administrative Revi€w T6am

NC Norlh Csntral Fo,€sl Exp€rimenl Statbn

NFC Naiional Finance Csnl€r

NE Nonhea$em For€$ Experiment Station

NF National FoGst

NFFE Nalional Fed€ration ol Foderal Employees

NFS National Foresl Sysl€m

NPS National Park Seruice

NRA National R€c.eation Area

NTE Not to sxceed

OF Optional Form oGc Ofibe ol lho Genaral Gounsel orG Otlice o{ lhe lnsp€cror Gen€tal

OPF Ollicial Personn€l Fdde,

OPM Ollice ol Personnel Managsment oRv Ofl-road velScle owcP Ofi ice c{ Worksrs' Compensation

P&L Programs and Legislation PaM P,otecilon end ilIragenen PAO Publc AI*t Ofic.i,Ofico PO Po.tron DccrlpLm PAil Rg prcgemeccourtErrdueEogneilAnermeilAepoOng gydem

PAOT PeopbdoneThe

PtlW P*ilc Norrhrx€d Forolr rld RarUB Experimofl Stdim

PP Psy Perlod

PSW P*nc Soutil,dil FoBst and Rangg Elp€rfnent Stdlon

ProFcr Wort PLn

OSI Ouefry $op lnctrEe RD R.ngprDtuict

RF Roghn€l For.ar RFaD R.gldtrl Foredss md Dhciqs

BIF Rodrrcdon h Fqe

RIM Rocresilon lrtomabn Mara0oflioril

RM Rocky lrltounltfrr For€$ ard Rango Experltn€il $ahn

RO Beghd Ofrtce

RPA R€sqrca P]Irlng Aoi SA So.ilraernAlB.

S F Sodety ol^merfn Fdesrors

SCD Sontlce cotnputdon delc a SoI Corr3orvdbn Oblrtr SCS SolCqrelebnSsndce

SCSEP Senbr Cqrnu*V S€tvice Empbymoil Progfdrt (Abo r€l€n€d lo as Older Amerlsr Progrett)

SE Sq.rheaem Forost Exporl'Ileil $abn

SES Sanb Erccuiw SerYico

SF Stil(hd Form

25 SF-171 Form numbor lor p€rmanenl employmsnt applicalion

S&PF State and Privata For€stry

SL Sick Lsavs

SFES Souihe.n Forest Experimsnt Station

SO Supsrvisor's Otlice

SOP Slandard op€rating proceduro

SSS Support Services Specialist

SRM Society lor Range Management

T&A Timo and anendancs

T&E Species Threatened & Endangered Wildlire/Plant Species

T/R Transportation Rsquesl

TSI Timber stand improvem€nl

U.S.C. Uniled Stales Code

U.S.C.A. Uniled States Cod6 Annotated

USDA Uniled Slates Depanmenl ol Agricullure

USOI United Statss Depanmed ol the lnlerior vls Visilor lnlormalion Service

WAE When aclually employed

WCF Working Capital Fund

WG Wag€ Grade

WGI Within-Grad€ lnc.ease wO Washinoon Ottico x-118 Ollice ol Personnel Mgmt. Job Oualilication

YCC Youth Conseilatbn Co.ps

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