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Trees
Trees were measured, tagged, identified and located on grids with coordinates for the four sessions of BVLC to date. Two species were identified: Subalpine Fir (SAF) and Engelmann Spruce (ES). Trees with DBH (diameter at breast height of 4.5’) < 4 inches were not counted. Multiple DBH measurements signify split- trunk scenarios.
2005 and 2007 Compiled Tree Data
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