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Stone Farm Regional Mitigation Bank
Annual Monitoring Report - Year 2
(Phase One) IR&EA7
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Prepared for:
Decaro/ Williamson Enterprises, LLC
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May 2010
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. PROJECT OVERVIEW ....................................................................................................................1
II. MONITORING REQUIREMENTS .................................................................................................... 5
III. MONITORING RESULTS ................................................................................................................ 6
IV. CONCLUSION ................................................................................................................................. 7
LIST OF FIGURES, TABLES, AND APPENDICES
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Figure 1 ........................................................................................................................................ Vicinity Map
Figure 2 ....................................................................................................................Ditch Plug Location Map
Figure 3 ....................................................................................................................Monitoring Plot/Well Map
Table 1 .......................................................................................................................... Phase 1 Planting List
Table 2 .................................................................................................................. Phase 1 Tasks Completed
Table 3 ................................................................................. Summary of Year 1 Vegetative Monitoring Data
Table 4 ............................................. Summary of Year 2 Hydrologic Monitoring Data (Phase I Restoration)
Appendix A .......................
Appendix B .......................
Appendix C .......................
............................................................................... Site Photographs
.................... Individual Plot Data Sheets (Year 2 Monitoring - 2009)
..................................................... Hydrologic Monitoring Data (2009)
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• 1.0 PROJECT OVERVIEW
Introduction
As approved by the Mitigation Bank Review Team (MBRT), the bank Sponsor began
implementation of Phase One of the restoration project (the 145 ac. Carolina bay) in October 2007
(Figure 1). These activities included logging, plug installation, planting of characteristic seedlings,
and installation of monitoring devices. Placement of fill material within existing ditches (Figure 2)
was authorized under Nationwide Permit 27 issued by the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE)
on January 25, 2008 (Action ID# 2003-00682) and the corresponding 401 Water Quality
Certification issued on January 2, 2008 (DWQ Project #20071843).
Mitigation Goals and Objectives
The proposed restoration project is intended to provide suitable, high-quality wetland and stream
restoration to mitigate for authorized impacts within the Lumber River Basin (USGS 8-digit
Hydrologic Unit 03040207; DWQ Subbasin 03-07-57). The objective of the project is to restore
. natural vegetative and hydrologic conditions throughout the nonriverine, riverine, and Coastal Plain
stream habitat that have been compromised by previous land use activities. The primary functions
of the restoration project are to provide surface water storage, sediment retention, and organic
carbon transport to downstream food-webs. This project provides an invaluable opportunity to
restore an entire watershed within a region currently experiencing acute development pressures.
Furthermore, the potential for nutrient removal and niche-habitat utilization will also be realized
given the large scope of the project.
Phase One of the project is intended to restore the hydrology and vegetation of a previously
drained and timber-managed headwater Carolina Bay. Restoration of this upstream headwater
area is essential to the overall health of the watershed, as nutrients and organic carbon will be
transported downstream, providing valuable food web support within the aquatic habitat. The
vegetative restoration component will reestablish a mixture of pond pine (Pinus serotina) and
native hardwoods relative to existing topography and restored hydroperiod. The prescribed
plantings and existing seed source will combine to develop an assemblage of canopy and sub-
canopy species similar to undisturbed bays within the area. The development of these strata will
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restore valuable refuge and feeding habitat for numerous species of birds and amphibians which
was lost as a result of the previous land management practices.
Project Implementation
Restoration activities were initiated in October 2007 with the logging of the loblolly pine (Pinus
taeda) within the bay. Logging crews were instructed to remove all loblolly pines, sweet gum, and
other non-target species in preparation for planting in February 2008. Land Management Group,
Inc. (LMG) staff supervised the logging crews to ensure that target species such as red bay
(Persea borbonia) and sweetbay (Magnolia virginiana) were not removed.
Earthwork initially included the installation of eleven (11) interior ditch plugs (approximately 30' in
length) to facilitate logging activities throughout the site. These plugs were constructed using
adjacent spoil material and tree debris from the logging operations. Prior to project construction,
appropriate 401/404 authorization was received for placement of the plugs within the ditches.
Once logging was completed, additional plugs were installed at the northern (#8) and eastern (#14)
• outlets of the Carolina bay (Figure 2). These plugs exceed 100-ft in length and consist of fill
material sourced from adjacent spoil piles and a permitted on-site borrow pit. All areas that were
disturbed during the installation process were covered with a seed mixture to minimize erosion.
Refer to the previously submitted mitigation plan for photographs of the initial post-construction
conditions. Limited grading in the areas directly adjacent to the ditches was also conducting to
direct drainage towards the bay. Prior to installation of these plugs, water was directed towards the
Sandpiper Golf Course via the northern outlet and towards Old Georgetown Road via the eastern
outlet.
Approximately 77,000 hardwood tree seedlings were planted throughout the bay between March 3
and March 7, 2008. Seedlings were planted on approximate 9-ft centers, corresponding to an
average density of 536 seedlings per acre. Planting was supervised by LMG personnel to ensure
proper spacing and planting depths. Atlantic white cedar (Chamaecyparis thyoides) and bald
cypress (Taxodium distichum) comprised a majority of the seedlings planted, totaling
approximately 46,000. Species such as swamp tupelo (Nyssa biflora), tulip poplar (Liriodendron
• tulipifera), and river birch (Betula nigra) were also planted (See Table 1 for a complete list and
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• quantities). Tulip poplar and river birch were planted in slightly higher landscape positions near the
rim of the bay, while the remaining species were planted in the central portions that will likely
experience longer flooding durations. An additional 20,000 pond pine (Pinus serotina) seedlings
were also planted throughout the restored bay area in April 2009. This supplemental planting
increases the density of planted species to 674 stems/acre throughout the project area (Table 1).
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Table 1. Stone Farm Mitigation Bank - Phase 1 Planting List (March 2008/April 2009)
Carolina Bay/High Pocosin 145 ac. Nonriverine Restoration

2008 Planting
Common Name Scientific Name % Composition # Planted
Atlantic White Cedar Chamaecyparis thyoides 15% 14,400
Bald Cypress Taxodium distichum 31% 30,000
Swamp Tupelo Nyssa biflora 13% 13,050
River Birch Betula nigra 13% 12,261
Ironwood Carpinus carolinium 5% 4,475
Tulip Poplar Liriodendron tulipifera 2% 2,000
Elderberry Sambucus canadensis 2% 1,600
2009 Supplemental Planting
Pond Pine Pinus serotina 20% 20,000
TOTAL 97,786
Contingency Measures
Based upon site observations and preliminary shallow groundwater level monitoring, installation of
the plugs resulted in a discernible effect on the groundwater hydrology (i.e. groundwater levels
observed closer to the soil surface). However, after subsequent site inspections in the months
following the initial earthwork (including a site visit with Mickey Sugg of the USACE Wilmington
Regulatory Branch Office), it was evident that some of the plugs were not functioning properly.
Subsurface drainage was observed in certain plug locations, and water levels within the interior
ditches were not being maintained. Therefore, it was decided that Plugs #2 through #4 would need
to be replaced. These plugs were rebuilt between April 20-22, 2009 using clean fill material from
the surrounding spoil piles.
In 2010, a condition report for all plugs within the Carolina bay was prepared in response to
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14th. Specifically, it was observed that Plug #4 exhibited evidence of surface erosion (i.e. down-
cutting) subsequent to above normal rainfall and high flow events. Based upon conditions
observed during the meeting, Plugs #2, #3, and #4 have been subsequently reinforced with clay,
filter fabric, and rip-rap (Table 2). In addition, side-cast material has been backfilled along a 100-
to 200-ft section of ditch up-gradient from Plug #2 and Plug #4.
The interior plugs observed were stable with little or no evidence of erosion. In general, these
plugs are functioning to reduce discharge to pre-existing outlets of the bay. Some water movement
and discharge is necessary to provide the required hydrology to the mainstem of the stream reach
to be restored as part of Phase Two. The primary objective is to eliminate flow to the eastern and
southern outlets that existed prior to the bay restoration. This has been effectively achieved via the
plugs installed at these locations (Plug #8 and #14, respectively). There is no evidence of surface
water exiting the bay at these locations, and there is no apparent risk to the long-term stability of
these plugs. Plug #8 is approximately 175 ft in length. Plug #14 is over 200 ft in length. Plugs
have been installed to direct water to the northwestern outlet (the upper reach of the coastal plain
• stream). During periods of high rainfall and increased flow, surface flow over certain plugs
(particularly Plugs #2, #3, and #4) has been observed and is desired. Additional plug
reinforcements are planned up-gradient of Plug #4, #11 and #13 per recommendation of the
USACE.
Table 2. Summary of Tasks Completed on Phase I
Description of Task Date
Logging within Carolina Bay October 2007
Site Planting March 2008
Completion of Plug Installation June 2008
Year 1 Monitoring October 2008
Supplemental Planting (20,000 Pond Pine) April 2009
Additional Earthwork on Plug #2 and Plug #4 April 2009
Year 2 Monitoring October 2009
On-site Meeting with COE Staff January 2010
Plugs #2, #3, and #4 Reinforced (rip-rap, clay, filter fabric) February 2010
Plug Assessment Report Submitted March 2010
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. 2.0 MONITORING REQUIREMENTS
Annual monitoring will be conducted near the end of each growing season for a period of five
years. This monitoring will include both a vegetative and hydrologic component per the approved
mitigation banking instrument. The vegetative component includes an assessment of the
conditions within each of the 24 permanent monitoring plots that have been established throughout
the project area (Figure 3). Vegetative planting will be deemed successful if survivorship of planted
species meets or exceeds a target stem density of 320 stems/acre at the end of three years and
260 stems/acre at the end of five years'.
The hydrologic component of the monitoring employs a total of six (6) shallow groundwater
monitoring wells which record water table levels on a daily basis (Figure 3). Data from this
equipment is downloaded every three months (i.e. once quarterly) and graphed with appropriate
local precipitation totals and WETS table information to determine if the site has met the
established hydrologic success criteria. Hydrologic monitoring will be deemed successful if the
static water table is at, or within, 12" of the soil surface for 12.5% of the growing season (equivalent
• to 32 days based upon SCS-established growing season dates, March 7th through November 28th)
during periods of normal rainfall.
Monitoring reports are being submitted annually to the USACE and the IRT. These reports include
results of vegetative monitoring and photographic documentation of site conditions. Monitoring
reports also identify any contingency measures that may need to be employed to remedy any site
deficiencies (e.g. reinforcement of ditch plugs with filter fabric and rip-rap).
'Volunteer species can be counted toward meeting the success criteria upon evaluation of site-specific conditions and
• concurrence by MBRT members.
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• 3.0 MONITORING RESULTS (YEAR 2)
Vegetation Monitoring
Monitoring of the on-site vegetation was conducted on October 1St, 2nd, and the 6th of 2009. A total
of 1,180 individuals of the planted species were counted throughout the twenty-four (24) plots,
which correlates to an average of 492 stems/acre within the project area (Table 3). Bald cypress
(Taxodium distichum) was the most abundant woody species, with a total of 464 individuals. Other
planted species such as black gum (Nyssa sylvatica) and Atlantic white cedar (Chamaecyparis
thyoides) were also prevalent within the monitored plots.
In addition to the planted species, numerous volunteers were also observed within each plot. A
majority of these individuals were representative of the target vegetative community, including red
bay (Persea palustris), sweetbay (Magnolia virginiana), and loblolly bay (Gordonia lasianthus).
Shrub species such as American ti-ti (Cyrilla racemiflora) and bitter galberry (Ilex glabra) were also
observed. When combined with the planted species, an average density of 1,932 stems/acre
. exists within the project area.
The combination of planted species and acceptable volunteers suggest that the site is progressing
well towards the target community. During the Year 2 monitoring event, each of the 24 plots
exceeded the minimum success criteria and contained a variety of shrub and tree species. This
diversity of species and age classes will likely continue through the duration of the project due to
the abundant native seed source and natural dispersal patterns. These results are also
encouraging given the drought conditions that preceded the initial planting in March 2008. Refer to
Appendix A for photographs of current site conditions and Appendix B for information regarding
individual plot totals.
Hydrologic Monitoring
Per the approved mitigation plan, a total of six (6) shallow groundwater monitoring wells were
installed throughout the site. Following the installation of the final plug in June 2008, discharge
rates decreased throughout the site, and static water table depths have remained within 12" of the
• surface for extended periods. Five of the six monitoring wells exceeded the minimum success
criteria of 32 consecutive days during the early the portion of the growing season (Table 4).
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Well 2009 Growing Number of Consecutive Days 12.5% Success
Number Season Meeting Wetland Hydrology Criteria
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Well 1 March 7 - April 27 52 32
Well 2 March 7 - May 18 73 32
Well 3 March 7 - May 18 73 32
Well 4 March 31 * - April 22 23 32
Well 5 March 7 - May 18 73 32
Well 6 March 7 - May 18 73 32
*well malfunctioned from 1/6/2009 to 3/31/2009
The remaining well (#4) malfunctioned in January 2009 (and was subsequently replaced on March
31, 2009). Even with the absence of recorded data during the early part of the growing season,
Well #4 documented the water table to occur within 12 inches of the soil surface for 23 consecutive
days. Given the available data for 2009 and the entirety of the data set for 2008, it can be
reasonably projected that a characteristic wetland hydroperiod has been re-established in this
area. A summary of the results is provided in Table 4. Complete hydrologic monitoring data are
provided in Appendix C.
4.0 CONCLUSION
Based on the data collected in conjunction with the Year 2 monitoring event, the site appears to be
progressing well towards the target Carolina Bay wetland community. Hydrologic data suggest that
overall discharge from the pre-existing ditch network has dramatically declined as a result of the
plug installation. Water table depths were observed at levels at or near the surface for long
periods, exceeding the established success criteria. These data support the restoration of key
hydrologic functions relating to water storage and groundwater recharge within the system.
The vegetative component of the project has successfully restored a diverse array of species
throughout the tree and shrub layers. Each of the 24 plots exceeded the minimum success criteria
for planted species (492 stems/acre) during the Year 2 monitoring event. Observed species
• heights and rigor among the planted and volunteer individuals indicate that suitable conditions for
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• the establishment and growth of characteristic wetland species occur throughout the Phase One
project area. Given the favorable hydrologic conditions and observed microtopography, it is
anticipated that species densities and diversity will increase over time. Based on the results from
the Year 2 monitoring, it is expected that the site will continue to evolve into a mature pocosin
ecosystem which exhibits a vegetative structure and hydrologic regime similar to undisturbed
examples found throughout southeastern North Carolina.
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APPENDIX A.
SITE PHOTOGRAPHS
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A view of reinforced Plug #2.
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APPENDIX B.
INDIVIDUAL PLOT DATA SHEETS
(YEAR 2 MONITORING EVENT)
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ANNUAL MONITORING DATA SHEET - VEGETATION PLOTS

PLOT NUMBER
SPECIES STRATUM

(T, SA, or SH) Number of Individuals HEIGHT Planted vs. Volunteer
Species Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Bald Cypress T 8 2 It Planted 8
Bald Cypress T 3 3ft Planted 3
Black Gum T 2 1 ft Planted 2
Black Gum T 1 4ft Planted 1
Atlantic White Cedar T 2 1 ft Planted 2
Atlantic White Cedar T 1 3ft Planted 1
Red Maple T 1 5ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 1 loft Volunteer 0
Sweetgum T 1 1 ft Volunteer 0
Pond Pine T 5 1 ft Planted 5
Pond Pine T 2 2ft Planted 2
Pond Pine T 1 4ft Planted 1
Sweetbay SH 1 6 ft Volunteer 1
Loblolly Bay SH 2 2ft volunteer 2
Loblolly Bay SH 5 3ft volunteer 5
Loblolly Bay SH 2 4ft volunteer 2
Loblolly Bay SH 2 5ft volunteer 2
Loblolly Bay SH 4 6 ft volunteer 4
Loblolly Bay SH 2 7 ft volunteer 2
Loblolly Bay SH 3 8 ft volunteer 3
Loblolly Bay SH 2 loft volunteer 2
Red Bay SH 3 I ft Volunteer 3
Red Bay SH 5 2ft Volunteer 5
Red Bay SH 5 3ft Volunteer 5
Red Bay SH 2 4ft Volunteer 2
Red Bay SH 5 5ft Volunteer 5
Red Bay SH 2 6 ft Volunteer 2
Red Bay SH 3 8 ft Volunteer 3
Red Bay SH 2 9 ft Volunteer 2
Red Bay SH 1 loft Volunteer 1
Wax Myrtle SH 2 1 ft Volunteer 2
Wax Myrtle SH 2 2ft Volunteer 2
Wax Myrtle SH 2 3ft Volunteer 2
American Till SH 50 6ft Volunteer 50

Gallberry SH 50 Eft Volunteer 50
American Holly SH 2 1 ft Volunteer 2
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL SHRUBS 159 184
(PER PLOT)
TOTAL TREES OF OBSERVED DENSITY
17 1840
PLANTED SPECIES (PER ACRE)
TOTAL TREES OF
VOLUNTEERED 11
SPECIES
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS 187
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ANNUAL MONITORING DATA SHEET - VEGETATION PLOTS
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PLOT NUMBER
SPECIES STRATUM

(T, SA, or SH) Number of Individuals HEIGHT Planted vs. Volunteer
Species Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Bald Cypress T 5 2ft Planted 5
Bald Cypress T 4 3ft Planted 4
Bald Cypress T 2 4ft Planted 2
Black Gum T 2 2ft Planted 2
River Birtch T 1 4ft Planted 1
Red Maple T 1 3ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 1 4ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 2 5ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 3 loft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 5 15 ft Volunteer 0
Pond Pine T 2 1 ft Planted 2
Pond Pine T 1 4ft Planted 1
Pond Pine T 4 5ft Planted 4
Pond Pine T 1 6ft Planted 1
Wax Myrtle SH 2 1 ft Volunteer 2
Wax Myrtle SH 1 4ft Volunteer 1
Wax Myrtle SH 2 5ft Volunteer 2
Wax Myrtle SH 1 6ft Volunteer 1
Loblolly Bay SH 2 1 ft Volunteer 2
Loblolly Bay SH 2 4ft Volunteer 2
Loblolly Bay SH 3 6ft Volunteer 3
Loblolly Bay SH 2 7 ft Volunteer 2
Loblolly Bay SH 4 8 ft Volunteer 4
Loblolly Bay SH 3 9 ft Volunteer 3
Loblolly Bay SH 2 loft Volunteer 2
Red Bay SH 4 1 ft Volunteer 4
Red Bay SH 5 2ft Volunteer 5
Red Bay SH 7 3ft Volunteer 7
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Red Bay SH 6 4 It Volunteer 6
Red Bay SH 4 5It Volunteer 4
Red Bay SH 1 6 It Volunteer 1
Red Bay SH 2 loft Volunteer 2
Gallberry SH 20 2-3 ft Volunteer 20
American Titi SH 40 2-3 ft Volunteer 40
TOTAL SHRUBS 113 OBSERVED DENSITY
(PER PLOT) 135
TOTAL TREES OF
PLANTED SPECIES
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(PER ACRE)
1350
TOTAL TREES OF
VOLUNTEERED
SPECIES
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TOTAL INDIVIDUALS 147
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PLOT NUMBER
SPECIES STRATUM

(T, SA, or SH) Number of Individuals HEIGHT Planted vs. Volunteer
Species Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Bald Cypress T 12 1 ft Planted 12
Bald Cypress T 7 2ft Planted 7
Bald Cypress T 1 3ft Planted 1
Bald Cypress T 1 4ft Planted 1
Black Gum T 8 1 ft Planted 8
Black Gum T 1 2ft Planted 1
Pond Pine T 3 1 ft Planted 3
Pond Pine T 1 2ft Planted 1
Red Maple T 20 loft Volunteer 0
Sweetbay SH 1 1 ft Volunteer 1
Sweetbay SH 1 2ft Volunteer 1
Sweetbay SH 1 loft Volunteer 1
Red Bay SH 7 1 ft Volunteer 7
Red Bay SH 6 2ft Volunteer 6
Red Bay SH 6 3ft Volunteer 6
Red Bay SH 13 4ft Volunteer 13
Red Bay SH 4 5 ft Volunteer 4
Red Bay SH 4 6 ft Volunteer 4
Red Bay SH 1 12 ft Volunteer 1
American Holly SH 2 1 It Volunteer 2
American Holly SH 3 2 It Volunteer 3
American Holly SH 1 6 ft Volunteer 1
Loblolly Bay SH 40 1 ft Volunteer 40
Loblolly Bay SH 15 loft Volunteer 15
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Gallberry SH 30 5 ft Volunteer 30
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL SHRUBS 136 170
(PER PLOT)
TOTAL TREES OF OBSERVED DENSITY
PLANTED SPECIES 30 (PER ACRE) 1700
TOTAL TREES OF
VOLUNTEERED 24
SPECIES
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS 190
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SPECIES STRATUM

(T, SA, or SH) Number of Individuals HEIGHT Planted vs. Volunteer
Species Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Bald Cypress T 2 1 ft Planted 2
Bald Cypress T 10 2ft Planted 10
Bald Cypress T 10 3ft Planted 10
Bald Cypress T 3 Oft Planted 3
Bald Cypress T 2 5ft Planted 2
Black Gum T 11 1 ft Planted 11
Black Gum T 3 2ft Planted 3
Atlantic White Cedar T 5 1 ft Planted 5
Atlantic White Cedar T 1 2ft Planted 1
Atlantic White Cedar T 1 3ft Planted 1
Pond Pine T 2 1 ft Planted 2
Pond Pine T 1 2ft Planted 1
Pond Pine T 2 3ft Planted 2
Pond Pine T 1 4ft Planted 1
Sweetgum T 1 loft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 1 4ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 1 8ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 2 loft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 2 12 It Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 1 15 ft Volunteer 0
Wax Myrtle SH 4 1 ft Volunteer 4
Wax Myrtle SH 1 2ft Volunteer 1
Wax Myrtle SH 1 4ft Volunteer 1
Wax Myrtle SH 1 6 ft Volunteer 1
Red Bay SH 2 1 ft Volunteer 2
Red Bay SH 7 2ft Volunteer 7
Red Bay SH 6 3ft Volunteer 6
Red Bay SH 12 4ft Volunteer 12
Red Bay SH 7 5ft Volunteer 7
Red Bay SH 2 6 ft Volunteer 2
Red Bay SH 2 7 ft Volunteer 2
Red Bay SH 2 8ft Volunteer 2
Loblolly Bay SH 10 1 ft Volunteer 10
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Loblolly Bay SH 2 2 ft Volunteer 2
Loblolly Bay SH 3 5 ft Volunteer 3
Loblolly Bay SH 3 6 ft Volunteer 3
Loblolly Bay SH 7 7 ft Volunteer 7
Loblolly Bay SH 1 9 ft Volunteer 1
Loblolly Bay SH 3 12 ft Volunteer 3
Winged Sumac SH 3 1 ft Volunteer 3
Winged Sumac SH 2 2 It Volunteer 2
Winged Sumac SH 2 3 ft Volunteer 2
Winged Sumac SH 1 4 ft Volunteer 1
Winged Sumac SH 1 5 ft Volunteer 1
Winged Sumac SH 1 6 ft Volunteer 1
Sweetbay - SH 1 1 ft Volunteer 1
American Titi SH 50 3 ft Volunteer 50
Gallberry SH 50 3 ft Volunteer 50

TOTAL SHRUBS
187 OBSERVED DENSITY
(PER PLOT)
241
TOTAL TREES OF
PLANTED SPECIES
48 OBSERVED DENSITY
(PER ACRE)
2410
TOTAL TREES OF
VOLUNTEERED
SPECIES
14
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS 249
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SPECIES STRATUM

(T, SA, or SH) Number of Individuals HEIGHT Planted vs. Volunteer
Species Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Bald Cypress T 11 1 It Planted 11
Bald Cypress T 11 2ft Planted 11
Bald Cypress T 4 3ft Planted 4
Bald Cypress T 3 4ft Planted 3
Black Gum T 9 1 ft Planted 9
Black Gum T 2 2ft Planted 2
Red Maple T 20 loft Volunteer 0
Pond Pine T 5 1 ft Planted 5
Pond Pine T 2 2ft Planted 2
Pond Pine T 1 3ft Planted 1
Pond Pine T 1 6ft Planted 1
Red Bay SH 7 1 ft Volunteer 7
Red Bay SH 4 2ft Volunteer 4
Red Bay SH 14 3ft Volunteer 14
Red Bay SH 20 4ft Volunteer 20
Red Bay SH 15 5 ft Volunteer 15
Red Bay SH 12 6ft Volunteer 12
Red Bay SH 5 7 ft Volunteer 5
Red Bay SH 7 8 ft Volunteer 7
Red Bay SH 1 9 ft Volunteer 1
Red Bay SH 2 loft Volunteer 2
Wax Myrtle SH 17 1 ft Volunteer 17
Wax Myrtle SH 4 211 Volunteer 4
Winged Sumac SH 1 2ft Volunteer 1
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Winged Sumac SH 1 8 ft Volunteer 1
Loblolly Bay SH 50 2 ft Volunteer 50
Loblolly Bay SH 40 8 ft Volunteer 40
TOTAL SHRUBS 200 OBSERVED DENSITY 249
(PER PLOT)
TOTAL TREES OF OBSERVED DENSITY
PLANTED SPECIES 4U (PER ACRE) 2490
TOTAL TREES OF
VOLUNTEERED 29
SPECIES
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS 269

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Sweetbay SH 4 1 It Volunteer 4
Sweetbay SH 1 4 ft Volunteer 1
Sweetbay SH 1 12 ft Volunteer 1
TOTAL SHRUBS 147 OBSERVED DENSITY 190
(PER PLOT)
TOTAL TREES OF OBSERVED DENSITY

PLANTED SPECIES 34
(PER ACRE) 1900
TOTAL TREES OF
VOLUNTEERED 40
SPECIES
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS 221
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SPECIES STRATUM

(T, SA, or SH) Number of Individuals HEIGHT Planted vs. Volunteer
Species Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Bald Cypress T 7 1 ft Planted 7
American White Cedar T 1 1 ft Planted 1
Red Maple T 8 12 ft Volunteer 0
Pond Pine T 36 I ft Planted 36
Pond Pine T 4 2ft Planted 4
Pond Pine T 2 3ft Planted 2
Red Bay SH 12 1 ft Volunteer 12
Red Bay SH 3 2ft Volunteer 3
Red Bay SH 6 3ft Volunteer 6
Red Bay SH 4 4 ft Volunteer 4
Red Bay SH 6 5 ft Volunteer 6
Red Bay SH 6 6 ft Volunteer 6
Red Bay SH 3 7 ft Volunteer 3
Red Bay SH 1 8 ft Volunteer 1
Red Bay SH 5 loft Volunteer 5
American Holly SH 1 1 ft Volunteer 1
American Holly SH 3 3ft Volunteer 3
Sweetbay SH 1 4 ft Volunteer 1
Sweetbay SH 1 6 ft Volunteer 1
Sweetbay SH 2 7 ft Volunteer 2
Sweetbay SH 1 8 ft Volunteer 1
Wax Myrtle SH 5 1 ft Volunteer 5
Loblolly Bay SH 11 6 ft Volunteer 11
Loblolly Bay SH 1 15 ft Volunteer 1
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Gallberry SH 25 4 ft Volunteer 25
TOTAL SHRUBS 97 OBSERVED DENSITY 147
(PER PLOT)
TOTAL TREES OF OBSERVED DENSITY
PLANTED SPECIES 8 (PER ACRE) 1470
TOTAL TREES OF
VOLUNTEERED 50
SPECIES
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS 155
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SPECIES STRATUM

(T, SA, or SH) Number of Individuals HEIGHT Planted vs. Volunteer
Species Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Bald Cypress T 10 1 ft Planted 10
Bald Cypress T 1 2ft Planted 1
Black Gum T 1 12 ft Planted 1
Pond Pine T 28 1 ft Planted 28
Pond Pine T 3 2ft Planted 3
Red Maple T 15 loft Volunteer 0
Red Bay SH 3 1 ft Volunteer 3
Red Bay SH 8 2ft Volunteer 8
Red Bay SH 13 3 ft Volunteer 13
Red Bay SH 5 4 ft Volunteer 5
Red Bay SH 1 5 ft Volunteer 1
Red Bay SH 4 6 ft Volunteer 4
Red Bay SH 2 7 ft Volunteer 2
Red Bay SH 2 8 ft Volunteer 2
Red Bay SH 1 9 ft Volunteer 1
Red Bay SH 2 loft Volunteer 2
Sweetbay SH 1 2ft Volunteer 1
Sweetbay SH 2 411 Volunteer 2
Sweetbay SH 1 5 ft Volunteer 1
Sweetbay SH 4 6 ft Volunteer 4
Sweetbay SH 3 7 ft Volunteer 3
Sweetbay SH 1 12 ft Volunteer 1
Wax Myrtle SH 1 2ft Volunteer 1
Gallberry SH 40 5 ft Volunteer 40
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American Titi SH 30 5 It Volunteer 30
Loblolly Bay SH 15 5 ft Volunteer 15
OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL SHRUBS 139 182
(PER PLOT)
TOTAL TREES OF OBSERVED DENSITY
PLANTED SPECIES 12 (PER ACRE) 1820
TOTAL TREES OF
VOLUNTEERED 46
SPECIES
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS 197
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(T, SA, or SH) Number of Individuals HEIGHT Planted vs. Volunteer
Species Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Bald Cypress T 10 1 ft Planted 10
Bald Cypress T 3 2ft Planted 3
Pond Pine T 32 I ft Planted 32
Pond Pine T 7 2ft Planted 7
Pond Pine T 1 4ft Planted 1
Red Maple SH 30 5 ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple SH 60 loft Volunteer 0
Red Maple SH 30 15 ft Volunteer 0
Wax Myrtle SH 3 1 ft Volunteer 3
Wax Myrtle SH 1 2ft Volunteer 1
Red Bay SH 10 2ft Volunteer 10
Red Bay SH 1 3 ft Volunteer 1
Red Bay SH 1 5 ft Volunteer 1
Red Bay SH 12 6 ft Volunteer 12
Red Bay SH 10 8 ft Volunteer 10
Red Bay SH 8 loft Volunteer 8
Sweetbay SH 1 8 ft Volunteer 1
Sweetbay SH 1 9 ft Volunteer 1
Sweetbay SH 1 12 ft Volunteer 1
American Holly SH 2 1 ft Volunteer 2
Loblolly Bay SH 20 4ft Volunteer 20
Loblolly Bay SH 20 8 ft Volunteer 20
Loblolly Bay SH 40 loft Volunteer 40
Loblolly Bay SH 10 12 ft Volunteer 10
Gallberry SH 20 4ft Volunteer 20

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TOTAL SHRUBS 281 OBSERVED DENSITY 214
(PER PLOT)
TOTAL TREES OF OBSERVED DENSITY
PLANTED SPECIES 13 (PER ACRE) 2140
TOTAL TREES OF
VOLUNTEERED 40
SPECIES
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS 334
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SPECIES STRATUM

(T, SA, or SH) Number of Individuals HEIGHT Planted vs. Volunteer
Species Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Black Gum T 2 1 ft Planted 2
Black Gum T 1 2ft Planted 1
Red Maple T 1 3ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 1 5ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 3 7ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 1 loft Volunteer 0
Pond Pine T 4 1 ft Planted 4
Red Bay SH 24 I ft Volunteer 24
Red Bay SH 12 2ft Volunteer 12
Red Bay SH 6 3ft Volunteer 6
Red Bay SH 6 4 ft Volunteer 6
Red Bay SH 8 5ft Volunteer 8
Red Bay SH 5 6 ft Volunteer 5
Red Bay SH 6 7ft Volunteer 6
Wax Myrtle SH 5 1 ft Volunteer 5
Wax Myrtle SH 5 2ft Volunteer 5
Wax Myrtle SH 10 3ft Volunteer 10
Wax Myrtle SH 4 4 ft Volunteer 4
Wax Myrtle SH 3 5ft Volunteer 3
Sweetbay SH 2 4 ft Volunteer 2
Sweetbay SH 1 5ft Volunteer 1
American Holly SH 1 I ft Volunteer 1
Loblolly Bay SH 5 1 ft Volunteer 5
Loblolly Bay SH 2 2ft Volunteer 2
Winged Sumac SH 1 1 ft Volunteer 1
American Titi SH 20 loft Volunteer 20
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Gallberry SH 60 4 ft Volunteer 60
TOTAL SHRUBS 186 OBSERVED DENSITY 193
(PER PLOT)
TOTAL TREES OF OBSERVED DENSITY
PLANTED SPECIES 3 (PER ACRE) 1930
TOTAL TREES OF
VOLUNTEERED 10
SPECIES
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS 199
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PLOT NUMBER 11
SPECIES STRATUM

(T, SA, or SH) Number of Individuals HEIGHT Planted vs. Volunteer
Species Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Bald Cypress T 1 1 ft Planted 1
Pond Pine T 34 1 ft Planted 34
Pond Pine T 3 2ft Planted 3
Red Maple T 1 5ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 1 loft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 2 12 ft Volunteer 0
Sweetgum T 1 2ft Volunteer 0
Sweetgum T 1 4ft Volunteer 0
Sweetgum T 1 12 ft Volunteer 0
American Holly SH 4 1 ft Volunteer 4
American Holly SH 4 2ft Volunteer 4
Red Bay SH 5 1 ft Volunteer 5
Red Bay SH 7 2ft Volunteer 7
Red Bay SH 3 3 ft Volunteer 3
Red Bay SH 9 4ft Volunteer 9
Red Bay SH 4 5ft Volunteer 4
Red Bay SH 3 6 ft Volunteer 3
Red Bay SH 13 7 ft Volunteer 13
Red Bay SH 5 8 ft Volunteer 5
Red Bay SH 3 loft Volunteer 3
Red Bay SH 1 11 ft Volunteer 1
Wax Myrtle SH 2 1 ft Volunteer 2
Wax Myrtle SH 10 2ft Volunteer 10
Wax Myrtle SH 10 3 ft Volunteer 10
Wax Myrtle SH 3 4ft Volunteer 3
Loblolly Bay SH 1 2ft Volunteer 1
Loblolly Bay SH 3 3 ft Volunteer 3
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Loblolly Bay SH 2 4 ft Volunteer 2
Loblolly Bay SH 5 5 It Volunteer 5
Loblolly Bay SH 3 6 ft Volunteer 3
Loblolly Bay SH 3 7 ft Volunteer 3
Loblolly Bay SH 2 8 It Volunteer 2
Sweetbay SH 1 3 ft Volunteer 1
Sweetbay SH 1 4 ft Volunteer 1
Fetterbush SH 20 loft Volunteer 20
Gallberry SH 100 4 It Volunteer 100
TOTAL SHRUBS 227 OBSERVED DENSITY
(PER PLOT) 265
TOTAL TREES OF
PLANTED SPECIES OBSERVED DENSITY
(PER ACRE)
2650
TOTAL TREES OF
VOLUNTEERED
SPECIES
44
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS 272
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SPECIES STRATUM

(T, SA, or SH) Number of Individuals HEIGHT Planted vs. Volunteer
Species Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Bald Cypress T 18 1 it Planted 18
Bald Cypress T 15 2 ft Planted 15
Bald Cypress T 1 3ft Planted 1
River Birtch T 2 1 ft Planted 2
Black Gum T 1 4ft Planted 1
Red Maple T 1 lift Volunteer 0
Sweetgum T 1 lit Volunteer 0
Pond Pine T 3 1 ft Planted 3
Red Bay SH 17 1 ft Volunteer 17
Red Bay SH 7 2 ft Volunteer 7
Red Bay SH 5 3ft Volunteer 5
Red Bay SH 8 4ft Volunteer 8
Red Bay SH 6 5 ft Volunteer 6
Red Bay SH 2 6 ft Volunteer 2
Red Bay SH 4 7 ft Volunteer 4
Red Bay SH 1 8 ft Volunteer 1
Red Bay SH 1 9 ft Volunteer 1
Red Bay SH 1 loft Volunteer 1
Red Bay SH 2 lift Volunteer 2
Red Bay SH 1 12 ft Volunteer 1
Wax Myrtle SH 4 1 ft Volunteer 4
Wax Myrtle SH 12 2 ft Volunteer 12
Wax Myrtle SH 9 3ft Volunteer 9
Wax Myrtle SH 2 4ft Volunteer 2
Sweetbay SH 1 1 ft Volunteer 1
Fetterbush SH 60 2 ft Volunteer 60
American Titi SH 20 3ft Volunteer 20
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OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL SHRUBS 163
(PER PLOT) 203
TOTAL TREES OF OBSERVED DENSITY
PLANTED SPECIES 37 (PER ACRE) 2030
TOTAL TREES OF
VOLUNTEERED 5
SPECIES
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS 205
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SPECIES STRATUM

(T, SA, or SH) Number of Individuals HEIGHT Planted vs. Volunteer
Species Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Bald Cypress T 22 1 ft Planted 22
Bald Cypress T 12 2ft Planted 12
Bald Cypress T 1 3ft Planted 1
Black Gum T 1 1 ft Planted 1
River Birtch T 1 2ft Planted 1
Sweetgum T 1 2ft Volunteer 0
Sweetgum T 1 12 ft Volunteer 0
Pond Pine T 16 I ft Planted 16
Pond Pine T 3 2ft Planted 3
Sweetbay SH 1 3ft Volunteer 1
Sweetbay SH 1 8 ft Volunteer 1
Red Bay SH 11 1 ft Volunteer 11
Red Bay SH 5 2ft Volunteer 5
Red Bay SH 2 3ft Volunteer 2
Red Bay SH 1 4 ft Volunteer 1
Red Bay SH 1 5 ft Volunteer 1
Red Bay SH 1 7 ft Volunteer 1
Red Bay SH 3 8 ft Volunteer 3
Red Bay SH 1 loft Volunteer 1
Red Bay SH 1 15 ft Volunteer 1
Loblolly Bay SH 1 6 ft Volunteer 1
Loblolly Bay SH 2 8 ft Volunteer 2
Wax Myrtle SH 1 4 ft Volunteer 1
Gallberry SH 100 6 ft Volunteer 100
American Titi SH 20 6 ft Volunteer 20

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OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL SHRUBS 152
(PER PLOT) 208
TOTAL TREES OF OBSERVED DENSITY
PLANTED SPECIES 37 (PER ACRE) 2080
TOTAL TREES OF
VOLUNTEERED 21
SPECIES
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS 210
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SPECIES STRATUM

(T, SA, or SH) Number of Individuals HEIGHT Planted vs. Volunteer
Species Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Bald Cypress T 14 1 ft Planted 14
Bald Cypress T 21 2ft Planted 21
Bald Cypress T 3 3ft Planted 3
Black Gum T 11 1 ft Planted 11
Black Gum T 3 2ft Planted 3
Red Maple T 1 I ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 1 12 ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 1 15 ft Volunteer 0
Pond Pine T 24 1 ft Planted 24
Pond Pine T 6 2ft Planted 6
Pond Pine T 1 3ft Planted 1
Water Oak T 1 4ft Volunteer 1
Red Bay SH 3 1 ft Volunteer 3
Red Bay SH 4 2ft Volunteer 4
Red Bay SH 2 3ft Volunteer 2
Red Bay SH 9 4ft Volunteer 9
Red Bay SH 3 5 ft Volunteer 3
Red Bay SH 1 6 ft Volunteer 1
Red Bay SH 2 7 ft Volunteer 2
Red Bay SH 1 8 ft Volunteer 1
Winged Sumac SH 4 I ft Volunteer 4
Winged Sumac SH 1 5 ft Volunteer 1
Wax Myrtle SH 1 I ft Volunteer 1
Wax Myrtle SH 1 2ft Volunteer 1
Wax Myrtle SH 1 4ft Volunteer 1
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Wax Myrtle SH 4 5 ft Volunteer 4
Loblolly Bay SH 1 2 ft Volunteer 1
Loblolly Bay SH 1 4 ft Volunteer 1
Sweetbay SH 2 2 ft Volunteer 2
Fetterbush SH 20 2 ft Volunteer 20
Gallberry SH 40 4 ft Volunteer 40
American Titi SH 45 2 ft Volunteer 45
TOTAL SHRUBS 146 OBSERVED DENSITY
(PER PLOT) 230
TOTAL TREES OF
PLANTED SPECIES
52 OBSERVED DENSITY
(PER ACRE)
2300
TOTAL TREES OF
VOLUNTEERED
SPECIES
35
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS 233
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SPECIES STRATUM

(T, SA, or SH) Number of Individuals HEIGHT Planted vs. Volunteer
Species Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Bald Cypress T 7 1 ft Planted 7
Bald Cypress T 12 2ft Planted 12
Bald Cypress T 4 3ft Planted 4
Bald Cypress T 1 4ft Planted 1
Black Gum T 4 1 ft Planted 4
Black Gum T 1 2ft Planted 1
Red Maple T 1 2ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 2 9 ft Volunteer 0
Pond Pine T 22 1 ft Planted 22
Pond Pine T 9 2ft Planted 9
Pond Pine T 3 3ft Planted 3
Pond Pine T 4 4ft Planted 4
Pond Pine T 3 5ft Planted 3
Red Bay SH 12 1 ft Volunteer 12
Red Bay SH 6 2ft Volunteer 6
Red Bay SH 7 3ft Volunteer 7
Red Bay SH 2 4ft Volunteer 2
Red Bay SH 3 5ft Volunteer 3
Red Bay SH 2 6 ft Volunteer 2
Red Bay SH 2 7 ft Volunteer 2
Red Bay SH 2 8 ft Volunteer 2
Wax Myrtle SH 2 1 ft Volunteer 2
Wax Myrtle SH 3 2ft Volunteer 3
Wax Myrtle SH 3 3ft Volunteer 3
Wax Myrtle SH 1 5ft Volunteer 1
Loblolly Bay SH 1 2ft Volunteer 1
Loblolly Bay SH 4 4ft Volunteer 4
Loblolly Bay SH 1 5ft Volunteer 1
Loblolly Bay SH 2 6 ft Volunteer 2
Loblolly Bay SH 3 7 ft Volunteer 3
Winged Sumac SH 2 1 ft Volunteer 2
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Winged Sumac SH 1 3 ft Volunteer 1
Winged Sumac SH 1 5 It Volunteer 1

OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL SHRUBS 60 130
(PER PLOT)
TOTAL TREES OF OBSERVED DENSITY
29 1300
PLANTED SPECIES (PER ACRE)
TOTAL TREES OF
VOLUNTEERED 44
SPECIES
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS 133
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PLOT NUMBER 16
SPECIES STRATUM

(T, SA, or SH) Number of Individuals HEIGHT Planted vs. Volunteer
Species Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Bald Cypress T 4 2 It Planted 4
Bald Cypress T 7 3ft Planted 7
Bald Cypress T 1 4ft Planted 1
Bald Cypress T 2 5ft Planted 2
Black Gum T 1 1 ft Planted 1
Black Gum T 1 2ft Planted 1
River Birtch T 1 I ft Planted 1
River Birtch T 1 4ft Planted 1
Pond Pine T 1 1 ft Planted 1
Pond Pine T 2 2ft Planted 2
Pond Pine T 4 3ft Planted 4
Pond Pine T 3 4ft Planted 3
Pond Pine T 1 6ft Planted 1
Red Maple T 1 1 ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 1 3ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 1 4ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 1 5ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 2 6ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 4 7 ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 4 8ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 10 loft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 13 12 ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 3 15 It Volunteer 0
Sweet Gum T 1 2ft Volunteer 0
Red Bay SH 4 1 ft Volunteer 4
Red Bay SH 11 2ft Volunteer 11
Red Bay SH 12 3ft Volunteer 12
Red Bay SH 13 4ft Volunteer 13
Red Bay SH 3 5ft Volunteer 3
Red Bay SH 10 6ft Volunteer 10
Red Bay SH 3 8ft Volunteer 3
Red Bay SH 1 9 ft Volunteer 1

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Wax Myrtle SH 3 4 It Volunteer 3
Wax Myrtle SH 3 5 If Volunteer 3
Wax Myrtle SH 1 6 It Volunteer 1
Loblolly Bay SH 26 1 ft Volunteer 26
Loblolly Bay SH 1 2 It Volunteer 1
Loblolly Bay SH 1 6 ft Volunteer 1
Sweet Bay SH 1 2 ft Volunteer 1
Sweet Bay SH 1 5 ft Volunteer 1
Fetterbush SH 1 2 ft Volunteer 1
American Holly SH 2 2 ft Volunteer 2
TOTAL SHRUBS 100 OBSERVED DENSITY
(PER PLOT) 129
TOTAL TREES OF
PLANTED SPECIES
18 OBSERVED DENSITY
(PER ACRE)
1290
TOTAL TREES OF
VOLUNTEERED
SPECIES
52
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS 170
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SPECIES STRATUM

(T, SA, or SH) Number of Individuals HEIGHT Planted vs. Volunteer
Species Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Black Gum T 5 1 It Planted 5
Black Gum T 1 2ft Planted 1
Bald Cypress T 4 2ft Planted 4
Bald Cypress T 7 3ft Planted 7
Bald Cypress T 4 4ft Planted 4
Bald Cypress T 2 5ft Planted 2
Sweetgum T 2 1 ft Volunteer 0
Sweetgum T 1 4ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 1 5ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 12 81t Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 1 9 ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 5 loft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 4 12 ft Volunteer 0
Pond Pine T 41 1 ft Planted 41
Pond Pine T 16 2ft Planted 16
Pond Pine T 3 3ft Planted 3
Pond Pine T 2 4ft Planted 2
Pond Pine T 3 5ft Planted 3
Live Oak T 1 4ft Volunteer 1
Sweetbay SH 1 2ft Volunteer 1
Sweetbay SH 1 5ft Volunteer 1
American Holly SH 2 2ft Volunteer 2
American Holly SH 1 6 ft Volunteer 1
Red Bay SH 4 1 ft Volunteer 4
Red Bay SH 3 3ft Volunteer 3
Red Bay SH 9 41t Volunteer 9
Red Bay SH 4 5ft Volunteer 4
Red Bay SH 2 6 ft Volunteer 2
Red Bay SH 1 8 ft Volunteer 1
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Red Bay SH 1 loft Volunteer 1
Wax Myrtle SH 7 1 ft Volunteer 7
Wax Myrtle SH 1 2 ft Volunteer 1
Wax Myrtle SH 2 3 ft Volunteer 2
Wax Myrtle SH 1 4 ft Volunteer 1
Wax Myrtle SH 1 6 ft Volunteer 1
Loblolly Bay SH 1 7 It Volunteer 1
Gallberry SH 10 6 It Volunteer 10
American Titi SH 10 5 It Volunteer 10
Fetterbush SH 30 3 ft Volunteer 30
TOTAL SHRUBS 92 OBSERVED DENSITY
(PER PLOT) 181
TOTAL TREES OF
PLANTED SPECIES
23 OBSERVED DENSITY
(PER ACRE)
1810
TOTAL TREES OF
VOLUNTEERED
SPECIES
92
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS 207
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SPECIES STRATUM

(T, SA, or SH) Number of Individuals HEIGHT Planted vs. Volunteer
Species Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Bald Cypress T 1 1 ft Planted 1
Bald Cypress T 9 2ft Planted 9
Bald Cypress T 7 3ft Planted 7
Bald Cypress T 2 4ft Planted 2
Black Gum T 2 I ft Planted 2
Black Gum T 3 2ft Planted 3
Black Gum T 2 3ft Planted 2
Black Gum T 1 4ft Planted 1
Atlantic White Cedar T 1 1 ft Planted 1
Pond Pine T 4 I ft Planted 4
Pond Pine T 1 3ft Planted 1
Pond Pine T 2 4ft Planted 2
Water Oak T 1 4ft Volunteer 1
Water Oak T 1 6ft Volunteer 1
Sweetgum T 1 1 ft Volunteer 0
Sweetgum T 1 2ft Volunteer 0
Sweetgum T 1 4ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 1 6ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 1 loft Volunteer 0
Red Bay SH 3 1 ft Volunteer 3
Red Bay SH 5 3ft Volunteer 5
Red Bay SH 8 4ft Volunteer 8
Red Bay SH 6 5 ft Volunteer 6
Red Bay SH 6 6ft Volunteer 6
Red Bay SH 7 7 ft Volunteer 7
Wax Myrtle SH 5 1 ft Volunteer 5
Wax Myrtle SH 1 3ft Volunteer 1
Wax Myrtle SH 4 4ft Volunteer 4
Wax Myrtle SH 3 5 ft Volunteer 3
Wax Myrtle SH 1 7 ft Volunteer 1
Loblolly Bay SH 2 2ft Volunteer 2
Loblolly Bay SH 1 611 Volunteer 1
Loblolly Bay SH 1 8 ft Volunteer 1
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Sweetbay SH 1 6 ft Volunteer 1
Sweetbay SH 1 8 ft Volunteer 1
Gallberry SH 70 5 ft Volunteer 70
American Titi SH 70 5 ft Volunteer 70
TOTAL SHRUBS 196 OBSERVED DENSITY 233
(PER PLOT)
TOTAL TREES OF OBSERVED DENSITY
PLANTED SPECIES 28 (PER ACRE) 2330
TOTAL TREES OF
VOLUNTEERED 14
SPECIES
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS 238
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SPECIES STRATUM

(T, SA, or SH) Number of Individuals HEIGHT Planted vs. Volunteer
Species Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Bald Cypress T 3 <1 ft Planted 3
Bald Cypress T 2 1 ft Planted 2
Bald Cypress T 7 2ft Planted 7
Bald Cypress T 3 3ft Planted 3
Bald Cypress T 3 4ft Planted 3
Black Gum T 1 2ft Planted 1
Black Gum T 5 3ft Planted 5
Black Gum T 2 4ft Planted 2
Black Gum T 1 5ft Planted 1
Atlantic White Cedar T 5 <1 ft Planted 5
Atlantic White Cedar T 30 1 ft Planted 30
Atlantic White Cedar T 9 2ft Planted 9
Atlantic White Cedar T 1 3ft Planted 1
River Birch T 1 1 ft Planted 1
River Birch T 1 2ft Planted 1
Pond Pine T 3 1 ft Planted 3
Pond Pine T 1 3ft Planted 1
Pond Pine T 2 4ft Planted 2
Water Oak T 1 1 ft Volunteer 1
Water Oak T 1 3ft Volunteer 1
Red Maple T 2 2ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 1 4ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 3 8ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 1 loft Volunteer 0
Red Bay SH 2 1 ft Volunteer 2
Red Bay SH 2 2ft Volunteer 2
Red Bay SH 4 3ft Volunteer 4
Red Bay SH 8 5ft Volunteer 8
Red Bay SH 5 7 ft Volunteer 5
Red Bay SH 1 8ft Volunteer 1
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Red Bay SH 1 12 ft Volunteer 1
Sweetbay SH 1 1 It Volunteer 1
Gallberry SH 2 2 It Volunteer 2
Gallberry SH 3 3 It Volunteer 3
Gallberry SH 9 4 ft Volunteer 9
Gallberry SH 11 5 ft Volunteer 11
Gallberry SH 9 6 It Volunteer 9
Gallberry SH 3 7 ft Volunteer 3
Gallberry SH 1 9 It Volunteer 1
American Titi SH 1 2 ft Volunteer 1
American Titi SH 10 3 ft Volunteer 10
American Titi SH 1 4 It Volunteer 1
American Titi SH 1 5 It Volunteer 1
American Titi SH 3 6 ft Volunteer 3
American Titi SH 8 7 ft Volunteer 8
Wax Myrtle SH 1 1 It Volunteer 1
Wax Myrtle SH 10 2 ft Volunteer 10
Wax Myrtle SH 6 3 It Volunteer 6
Wax Myrtle SH 4 5 ft Volunteer 4
Wax Myrtle SH 2 6 ft Volunteer 2
Wax Myrtle SH 1 7 It Volunteer 1
TOTAL SHRUBS 113 OBSERVED DENSITY
(PER PLOT) 195
TOTAL TREES OF
PLANTED SPECIES
74 OBSERVED DENSITY
(PER ACRE)
1950
TOTAL TREES OF
VOLUNTEERED
SPECIES
15
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS 202
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SPECIES STRATUM

(T, SA, or SH) Number of Individuals HEIGHT Planted vs. Volunteer
Species Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Atlantic White Cedar T 32 1 ft Planted 32
Atlantic White Cedar T 9 2ft Planted 9
Atlantic White Cedar T 2 3ft Planted 2
Bald Cypress T 2 1 ft Planted 2
Bald Cypress T 13 2ft Planted 13
Bald Cypress T 8 3ft Planted 8
Black Gum T 6 1 ft Planted 6
Black Gum T 1 2ft Planted 1
Pond Pine T 1 1 ft Planted 1
Pond Pine T 1 2ft Planted 1
Red Maple T 1 3ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 1 6ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 1 7ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 1 8 ft Volunteer 0
Sweetgum T 1 5ft Volunteer 0
Red Bay SH 3 1 ft Volunteer 3
Red Bay SH 1 2ft Volunteer 1
Red Bay SH 1 31t Volunteer 1
Red Bay SH 1 51t Volunteer 1
Red Bay SH 4 7ft Volunteer 4
Red Bay SH 1 loft Volunteer 1
Wax Myrtle SH 3 2ft Volunteer 3
Wax Myrtle SH 8 3ft Volunteer 8
Wax Myrtle SH 6 4 ft Volunteer 6
Wax Myrtle SH 3 5ft Volunteer 3
Wax Myrtle SH 1 6ft Volunteer 1
Amer. Titi SH 100 5ft Volunteer 100
Amer. Titi SH 50 6ft Volunteer 50
Gallberry SH 50 3ft Volunteer 50
Gallberry SH 50 5ft Volunteer 50
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OBSERVED DENSITY
TOTAL SHRUBS 282 357
(PER PLOT)
TOTAL TREES OF OBSERVED DENSITY
PLANTED SPECIES 73 (PER ACRE) 3570
TOTAL TREES OF
VOLUNTEERED 7
SPECIES
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS 362
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SPECIES STRATUM

(1', SA, or SH) Number of Individuals HEIGHT Planted vs. Volunteer
Species Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Bald Cypress T 11 1 It Planted 11
Bald Cypress T 10 2ft Planted 10
Black Gum T 5 1 ft Planted 5
Atlantic White Cedar T 35 1 ft Planted 35
Atlantic White Cedar T 2 2ft Planted 2
River Birch T 1 1 ft Planted 1
Pond Pine T 4 1 ft Planted 4
Pond Pine T 2 2ft Planted 2
Sweet Gum T 3 1 ft Volunteer 0
Sweet Gum T 2 2ft Volunteer 0
Sweet Gum T 1 3ft Volunteer 0
Sweet Gum T 1 4ft Volunteer 0
Sweet Gum T 1 5ft Volunteer 0
Sweet Gum T 1 6ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 3 1 ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 2 2ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 1 3ft Volunteer 0
Red Bay SH 2 1 ft Volunteer 2
Red Bay SH 7 2ft Volunteer 7
Red Bay SH 4 3ft Volunteer 4
Red Bay SH 2 4ft Volunteer 2
Red Bay SH 2 6ft Volunteer 2
Red Bay SH 1 7 ft Volunteer 1
Red Bay SH 1 9 ft Volunteer 1
Wax Myrtle SH 3 I ft Volunteer 3
Wax Myrtle SH 5 2ft Volunteer 5
Wax Myrtle SH 1 4ft Volunteer 1
Wax Myrtle SH 1 5ft Volunteer 1
Gallberry SH 25 3ft Volunteer 25
Fetterbush SH 20 2ft Volunteer 20

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American Titi SH 20 3 ft Volunteer 20
TOTAL SHRUBS 94 OBSERVED DENSITY 164
(PER PLOT)
TOTAL TREES OF OBSERVED DENSITY
PLANTED SPECIES 64 (PER ACRE) 1640
TOTAL TREES OF
VOLUNTEERED 21
SPECIES
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS 179
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SPECIES STRATUM

(T, SA, or SH) Number of Individuals HEIGHT Planted vs. Volunteer
Species Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Bald Cypress T 6 1 ft Planted 6
Bald Cypress T 9 2ft Planted 9
Bald Cypress T 2 3ft Planted 2
Black Gum T 7 1 ft Planted 7
Black Gum T 1 2ft Planted 1
Black Gum T 1 3ft Planted 1
Atlantic White Cedar T 25 I ft Planted 25
Atlantic White Cedar T 8 2ft Planted 8
Atlantic White Cedar T 3 3ft Planted 3
Pond Pine T 1 <1 ft Planted 1
Pond Pine T 2 1 ft Planted 2
Pond Pine T 1 2ft Planted 1
Red Maple T 1 1 ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 1 3ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 1 4ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 1 7ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 2 8 ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 4 12 ft Volunteer 0
Sweetbay SH 1 1 ft Volunteer 1
Sweetbay SH 1 2ft Volunteer 1
Sweetbay SH 1 3ft Volunteer 1
Sweetbay SH 1 6 ft Volunteer 1
Sweetbay SH 1 7ft Volunteer 1
Sweetbay SH 1 9 ft Volunteer 1
Red Bay SH 8 I ft Volunteer 8
Red Bay SH 6 2ft Volunteer 6
Red Bay SH 5 3ft Volunteer 5
Red Bay SH 5 4ft Volunteer 5
Red Bay SH 2 5 ft Volunteer 2
Red Bay SH 4 6 ft Volunteer 4

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Red Bay SH 3 7 ft Volunteer 3
Red Bay SH 1 8 ft Volunteer 1
Red Bay SH 1 loft Volunteer 1
Wax Myrtle SH 2 1 ft Volunteer 2
Wax Myrtle SH 3 2 ft Volunteer 3
Wax Myrtle SH 1 4 ft Volunteer 1
Wax Myrtle SH 2 5 ft Volunteer 2
Loblolly Bay SH 1 1 ft Volunteer 1
Loblolly Bay SH 2 8 It Volunteer 2
American Holly SH 1 4 ft Volunteer 1
American Titi SH 60 4 ft Volunteer 60

TOTAL SHRUBS
52 OBSERVED DENSITY
(PER PLOT)
179
TOTAL TREES OF
PLANTED SPECIES
62 OBSERVED DENSITY
(PER ACRE)
1790
TOTAL TREES OF
VOLUNTEERED
SPECIES
14
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS 128
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SPECIES STRATUM

(T, SA, or SH) Number of Individuals HEIGHT Planted vs. Volunteer
Species Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Black Gum T 5 1 It Planted 5
Black Gum T 2 2ft Planted 2
Bald Cypress T 4 1 ft Planted 4
Bald Cypress T 7 2ft Planted 7
Bald Cypress T 7 3ft Planted 7
Bald Cypress T 2 4ft Planted 2
Bald Cypress T 1 5ft Planted 1
Bald Cypress T 1 6ft Planted 1
Red Maple T 1 2ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 2 6ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 3 8ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 2 9 ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 5 loft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 6 12 ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 6 15 ft Volunteer 0
Pond Pine T 1 1 ft Planted 1
Pond Pine T 4 2ft Planted 4
Pond Pine T 4 3ft Planted 4
Pond Pine T 1 4ft Planted 1
Loblolly Bay SH 2 1 ft Volunteer 2
Loblolly Bay SH 1 2ft Volunteer 1
Loblolly Bay SH 1 3ft Volunteer 1
Loblolly Bay SH 1 4ft Volunteer 1
Loblolly Bay SH 4 5ft Volunteer 4
Loblolly Bay SH 2 6ft Volunteer 2
Loblolly Bay SH 3 7 ft Volunteer 3
Loblolly Bay SH 2 8ft Volunteer 2
Loblolly Bay SH 2 loft Volunteer 2
Loblolly Bay SH 1 12 It Volunteer 1
Wax Myrtle SH 7 1 ft Volunteer 7
Wax Myrtle SH 3 2ft Volunteer 3
Wax Myrtle SH 2 3ft Volunteer 2
Wax Myrtle SH 1 6ft Volunteer 1
Red Bay SH 1 1 ft Volunteer 1
Red Bay SH 3 2ft Volunteer 3
Red Bay SH 3 3ft Volunteer 3
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Red Bay SH 6 5 It Volunteer 6
Red Bay SH 6 6 ft Volunteer 6
Red Bay SH 2 7 it Volunteer 2
Red Bay SH 5 8 ft Volunteer 5
Red Bay SH 1 loft Volunteer 1
TOTAL SHRUBS 60 OBSERVED DENSITY
(PER PLOT) 99
TOTAL TREES OF
PLANTED SPECIES
29 OBSERVED DENSITY
(PER ACRE)
990
TOTAL TREES OF
VOLUNTEERED
SPECIES
35
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS 124
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SPECIES STRATUM

(T, SA, or SH) Number of Individuals HEIGHT Planted vs. Volunteer
Species Number of Individuals
Counted toward
Success Criteria
Bald Cypress T 9 1 ft Planted 9
Bald Cypress T 4 2ft Planted 4
Bald Cypress T 9 3ft Planted 9
Bald Cypress T 2 Oft Planted 2
Black Gum T 2 1 ft Planted 2
Black Gum T 1 2ft Planted 1
Black Gum T 1 3ft Planted 1
American White Cedar T 1 1 ft Planted 1
Pond Pine T 1 1 ft Planted 1
Pond Pine T 1 2ft Planted 1
Red Maple T 25 4 ft Volunteer 0
Red Maple T 35 6 ft Volunteer 0
American Holly SH 1 1 ft Volunteer 1
American Holly SH 1 5 ft Volunteer 1
Winged Sumac SH 2 3ft Volunteer 2
Winged Sumac SH 1 6 ft Volunteer 1
Red Bay SH 2 1 ft Volunteer 2
Red Bay SH 7 2ft Volunteer 7
Red Bay SH 8 3ft Volunteer 8
Red Bay SH 17 4 ft Volunteer 17
Red Bay SH 7 5 ft Volunteer 7
Red Bay SH 9 6 ft Volunteer 9
Red Bay SH 4 7ft Volunteer 4
Red Bay SH 2 8 ft Volunteer 2
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Wax Myrtle SH 1 4 ft Volunteer 1
Loblolly Bay SH 50 4 ft Volunteer 50

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TOTAL SHRUBS 124 OBSERVED DENSITY 155
(PER PLOT)
TOTAL TREES OF OBSERVED DENSITY
PLANTED SPECIES 29 (PER ACRE) 1550
TOTAL TREES OF
VOLUNTEERED 62
SPECIES
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS 215
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