Forest Plan Monitoring
Biennial Monitoring Evaluation Report
The purpose of the biennial monitoring evaluation report (BMER) is to help the responsible official determine whether a change is needed in forest plan direction, such as plan components or other plan content that guide management of resources in the plan area. Providing timely, accurate monitoring information to the responsible official and the public is a key requirement of the plan monitoring program. This BMER is the vehicle for disseminating this information.
The BMER represents one part of the Forest Service’s overall monitoring program for this national forest unit. This report is not a decision document—it evaluates monitoring questions presented in the Monitoring Program found in chapter 5 of the Flathead National Forest Plan.
Documents
Public Letter (.pdf)
Biennial Monitoring Evaluation Report for the Flathead National Forest 2019-2020 (.pdf)
Chapter 5. Monitoring Program (Updated) (.pdf)
Monitoring Guides
- Infastructure (Roads) (pdf)
- Plant Species at Risk, Plant Species of Conservation Concern, and Non-Native Invasive Plants (pdf)
- Aquatic Ecosystem (pdf)
- Cultural Resources (pdf)
- Timber Products (pdf)
- Fire and Fuels Management (pdf)
- Sustainable Recreaion and Trails Infrastructure (pdf)
- Scenery Management (pdf)
- Social and Economic Environment (pdf)
- Social Environment (pdf)
- Soils (pdf)
- Wildlife Species and Habitats (pdf)
- Wild and Scenic River, Wilderness/Recommended Wilderness, and Inventoried Roadless Areas (pdf)
- Terrestrial Ecosystems and Focal Species (Western White Pine) (pdf)
- Threatened and Endangered Wildlife Species (pdf)