Develop a long-term forest management demonstration program that projects out 100 years of rotational forest management for early and late successional forest habitat, on Massachusetts Audubon's 1,000 acres Elm Hill Wildlife Sanctuary in central Massachusetts. Project will utilize a enhanced version of a previously developed decision support tool at two sites to improve 30 acres of habitat for American woodcock and 99 acres for the black-throated blue warbler.
NFWF Grant Profile
Conservation Program(s):
New England Forests and Rivers Fund
Project Title: Demonstrating Integrated Forest Management Practices at a Large Scale to Benefit Focal Birds (MA)
Organization:
Massachusetts Audubon Society, Inc.
Project ID:
0405.17.057652
Description:
Award Amount:
$82174.67
Location:
Elm Hill Wildlife Sanctuary, Brookfield and North Brookfield, Worcester County, Massachusetts