Age Classes of the SC Forest District
In this map purple represents old growth (more than 250 years old). White represents Alpine Tundra or “No Data”. It should appear obvious that the vast majority of lands in old growth condition are in the Mountain Hemlock Zone. Low elevation old growth is extremely rare.
As examples for demonstrating landscape unit conditions, let's zoom in on the Chapman and Sechelt LU for a much closer look.
In this Section
- Biodiversity in Coastal Forested Landscapes Overview
- Understanding Biodiversity in Coastal Forested Landscapes
- Geographic and Political Map of BC
- Tools and Resources for Biodiversity Protection
- Biogeoclimatic Zones of BC
- Bioecoclimatic Zones of Sunshine Coast Forest District
- Map of BEC Subzones of the Sunshine Coast Forest District
- Landscape Units of the Sunshine Coast Forest District
- Biogeoclimatic Subzones and Landscape Units in the SC Forest District
- Biogeoclimatic Subzones of the Chapman Landscape Unit
- Biogeoclimatic Subzones of the Sechelt Landscape Unit
- Age Classes of the SC Forest District
- Age Classes of the Sechelt Landscape Unit
- Age Classes of the Chapman Landscape Unit
- Landscape Unit Plans and Old Growth Management Areas
- Old Growth Management Areas of the SC Forest District
- Fisheries Sensitive Watersheds of the SC Forest District
- A Partial List of Small Regionally Significant Fisheries Watersheds
- A Collage of Small Watershed Estuaries
- Potential Marbled Murrelet Nesting Habitat in the SC Forest District
- SC Forest District Mountain Goat Winter Ranges (MGWR)
- Conclusions