Coronado National Forest Draft Land and Resource Management Plan: Cochise, Graham, Pima, Pinal, and Santa Cruz Counties, Arizona, and Hidalgo County, New Mexico

Terry Austin; Yolynda Begay; Sharon Biedenbender; Rachael Biggs; Erin Boyle; Eli Curiel; Sarah Davis; Sara Dechter; Tami Emmett; Mary Farrell; Richard Gerhart; William Gillespie; Polly Haessig; Ed Holloway; Melissa Jenkins; Larry Jones; Debby Kriegel; Robert Lefevre; Mark Stamer; Mindi Lehew; Ann M. Lynch; George McKay; Linda Peery; Albert Peralta; Jennifer Ruyle; Jeremy Sautter; Kenna Schoenle; Salek Shafiqullah; Christopher Stetson; Mindi Sue Vogel; Laura White; Craig Wilcox; Judy York

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Coronado National Forest Draft Land and Resource Management Plan: Cochise, Graham, Pima, Pinal, and Santa Cruz Counties, Arizona, and Hidalgo County, New Mexico

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Authors:

Terry Austin, Yolynda Begay, Sharon Biedenbender, Rachael Biggs, Erin Boyle, Eli Curiel, Sarah Davis, Sara Dechter, Tami Emmett, Mary Farrell, Richard Gerhart, William Gillespie, Polly Haessig, Ed Holloway, Melissa Jenkins, Larry Jones, Debby Kriegel, Robert Lefevre, Mark Stamer, Mindi Lehew, Ann M. Lynch, George McKay, Linda Peery, Albert Peralta, Jennifer Ruyle, Jeremy Sautter, Kenna Schoenle, Salek Shafiqullah, Christopher Stetson, Mindi Sue Vogel, Laura White, Craig Wilcox, Judy York

Year:

2013

Type:

Miscellaneous

Station:

Rocky Mountain Research Station

Source:

MB-R3-05-7. Albuquerque NM: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southwestern Region. 279 p.

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Abstract

The Coronado National Forest is an administrative component of the National Forest System. It administers 1,783,639 acres of National Forest System lands. National forests across the United States were established to provide natural resource-based goods and services to American citizens, and to protect timber and watershed resources. Management of national forests is jointly based on the principles of conservation and multiple use. The Coronado National Forest contributes a wide array of goods and services to its visitors and communities.

Keywords

Forest Service, Coronado, draft land and resource management plan, forest plan, Arizona

Citation

Austin, Terry; Begay, Yolynda; Biedenbender, Sharon; Biggs, Rachael; Boyle, Erin; Curiel, Eli; Davis, Sarah; Dechter, Sara; Emmett, Tami; Farrell, Mary; Gerhart, Richard; Gillespie, William; Haessig, Polly; Holloway, Ed; Jenkins, Melissa; Jones, Larry; Kriegel, Debby; Lefevre, Robert; Stamer, Mark; Lehew, Mindi; Lynch, Ann; McKay, George; Peery, Linda; Peralta, Albert; Ruyle, Jennifer; Sautter, Jeremy; Schoenle, Kenna; Shafiqullah, Salek; Stetson, Christopher; Vogel, Mindi Sue; White, Laura; Wilcox, Craig; York, Judy. 2013. Coronado National Forest Draft Land and Resource Management Plan: Cochise, Graham, Pima, Pinal, and Santa Cruz Counties, Arizona, and Hidalgo County, New Mexico. MB-R3-05-7. Albuquerque NM: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southwestern Region. 279 p.