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Restoration Assessment

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Restoration Assessment

Step 1

Location

Step 2

Soil

Step 3

Ecological

Step 4

Management

Min elevation (ft)

Max elevation (ft)

acidic (low pH)

alkaline (high pH)

CaCO3 tolerant

metal

salt

disturbance (e.g., high vehicle traffic)

frequent cold events

episodic flooding

shaded

regular prescribed or wildfire

riparian

near a homestead, playground or the site is grazed

near agricultural field

enhanced soil fertility

erosion control

forage production

pollinator habitat

wildlife habitat

Making species list...hang tight!

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