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Currently protected areas, which include the Wild and Scenic River corridor, the Ellicott Rock Wilderness Area, and U.S. Forest Service management area designations such as MA-4 (Georgia) and MA-5 (North Carolina) and others. The Wild and Scenic corridor and wilderness area are protected by federal legislation. The Forest Service management designations are for areas already being managed for old growth preservation and restoration, or for recreational or botanical significance. These areas encompass 23% of the total acreage of the watershed.

GIS Images

The Chattooga Watershed
Existing and Potential Old Growth
Chattooga Conservancy Roadless Areas (as of 1996)
Sub-Watershed Network
Conservation Plan "First Step"
Chattooga Conservation Plan

 

 

Intro
Description
Objectives
Scope
Functionality
Building on Success
Conserving Biodiversity
Native Forest
Old-Growth
Understory
Salamanders
Birds
Mammals
Economic Setting
Employment Trends
Individual Industries
Economic Base
Economic Strategy
Ecosystem Management
Origins
Timber to Ecosystem
Ecosystem Approach
Methodology
Core Prinicples
Applied Principles
Evaluation
Recommen-
dations

Protection Areas
Restoration Areas
Economic Dev. Areas
Stream Mgmt. Zones
Call to Action
Implemen-
tation

Federal Lands
State, Local, Private
Outside Watershed
GIS Images
Watershed
Protected Areas
Old Growth
CC Roadless Areas
CCP-1st Step
CCP-Watershed Anal.
CCP-Final Draft