Topic: Potential strategies to preserve the Alaskan Yellow Cedar include efficient conservation and management-practices.

Associated Climate Resilience Actions:
Metlakatla Tribe

Combine research and climate data to identify forest trends.

Cultural Resources Ecosystems
Metlakatla Tribe

New tree planting.

Cultural Resources Ecosystems
Metlakatla Tribe

Identification and monitoring at risk areas.

Cultural Resources Ecosystems
Metlakatla Tribe

Monitoring of invasive species populations.

Cultural Resources Ecosystems
Metlakatla Tribe

Update forest information and data annually.

Cultural Resources Ecosystems
Metlakatla Tribe

Adhere to Forest Management Plan to ensure sustainable harvesting.

Cultural Resources Ecosystems
Metlakatla Tribe

Allow for natural regeneration and/or succession to occur.

Cultural Resources Ecosystems
Metlakatla Tribe

Protection of Alaskan Yellow Cedar species.

Cultural Resources Ecosystems
Metlakatla Tribe

Update existing GIS data to be as accurate as possible. Improving database layers as necessary and maintaining conditions overtime to...

Cultural Resources Ecosystems
Metlakatla Tribe

The Tribe could expand and operate the current greenhouse, raising containerized seedlings (produce # capacity/year).

Cultural Resources Ecosystems
Metlakatla Tribe

Conduct continuous forest inventories on the Annette Islands Reserve to manage existing and new tree stands.

Cultural Resources Ecosystems
Metlakatla Tribe

Assess and analyze forestry objectives, refer to the FMP for specifics, listing suggestions obtained from the environmental assessment.

Cultural Resources Ecosystems