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TABLE S-l (Condnued) Proposed Management Actions Preferred Alternative <:::) C;,>, 'r',"''''.I" -.); ~ -..J EIisting Monagemeot Altemalive Natural Resouree EnbaDcement Alternative Resource Production EuIw1cement Alternative WDdlife and Fish Habitat Management Cf Forest and Woodlands Management w Lands Tenure Adjustment Management Waterfowl and shore birds on public lands would increase significantly. 48,000 AUMs available to wildlife habi- tat. A portion of the potential increase of 10.000 AUMs could be available to wildlife. Big game winter stress would be reduced on 247,596 acres of crucial winter habitat. 72 milc::i and 180 acres of warm and cold water fisheries habitat available, 5,769 acres (98%) of commercial opem- ble forest (288 Mbf), 10,688 acres (86%) of productive opem- ble woodlands (567 cords), Age class/growth improvement and access improvement. Disposal of some acres of BLM classed as Category I lands (disposal by any method/no acquisitions) could occur in these areas. Acquisition or disposal of remainder of area classed as Category n lands in land !enure opportunity ..... (disposal with exchange only / acquisi- tions) could occur in these areas. Waterfowl and shore birds on public lands would increase significantly. AU new forage produced above the 48,000 AUMs presently available would go to wildlife habitat All of the potential increase of 11,500 AUMs would be avail- able to wildlife, Big game winter stress would be reduced very significantly on 384.105 acres of crucial winter habitat 72 miles and 180 acres of warm. and cold water fisheries habitat available. 1,094 acres (19%) of commercial opera- ble forest (55 Mbf), 6,982 acres (56%) of productive operable woodlands (370 cords), Very limited age class/ growth improve- ment and access improvement All lands would be classified as Category II lands in land tenure opportunity areas, Waterfowl and shore birds on public lands would increase. 48,000 AUMs available to wildlife habi- tat. No portion of the potential increase of 11,500 AUMs would be available to wildlife, Big game winter stress would be reduced significantly on 14,010 acres of crucial winter habitat 72 miles and 180 acres of warm and cold water fisheries habitat available. 5.894 acres (100%) of commercial opera- ble forest available (288 Mbf), 12,482 acres (100%) of productive opera- ble woodlands (660 cords), Age class/growth improvement and access improvement Disposal of some acres of BLM cIasred as Category I lands (disposal by any method/no acquisitions) could occur in these areas. Acquisition or disposal of remainder of area classed as Category II lands in land tenure opportunity areas (disposal with exchange only/acquisi- tions) could occur in these areas. Waterfowl and shore birds on public lands would increase significantly. 48,000 AUMs available to wildlife habi- tat A portion (60% or 6,900 AUMs) would be available to wildlife and other nonlivestock uses. Big game winter stress would be reduced on 384,105 acres of crucial winter habitat 72 miles and 180 acres of warm and cold water fisheries habitat available. 5,769 acres (98%) of commercial opera- ble forest (288 Mbf), 11,992 acres (96%) of productive opera- ble woodlands (633 cords), Age class/growth improvement and access improvement. Same as Existing Management Alterna- tive except priority listing for acquisition/ excbange, Category 1 lands are limited to scattered parcels and tracts.