Kaibab National Forest

• Chapters 1 through 3 (474kb .pdf file)
• Chapter 4 (361kb .pdf file)
  
  • Management Area: Overview (113kb .pdf file)
  • Management Area: Forest Land (65kb .pdf file)
  • Management Area: Woodlands (.pdf file 145KB)
  • Management Area: Special Areas (.pdf file 89.1KB)
• Chapter 5 - Monitoring Tables (.pdf file 47.5KB)
• Forest Plan Glossary (.pdf file 126KB)

• Annotated Bibliography for Arizona National Forest Socio-Economic Assessments (.pdf file 470KB)
• Arizona National Forest Socio-Economic Assessments Manager’s Summary Report (.pdf file 654KB)
• Ecological Sustainability: Developing A Framework For Ecological Sustainability On National Forest Lands And National Grasslands In The Southwestern Region (567kb .pdf file)
• Evaluating the Economic Contribution Of the National Forests of Arizona: Supplement to the 2005 Socio-Economic Assessments (.pdf file 752KB)
• Kaibab Initial Revision Topics (.pdf file 12.1KB)
• Kaibab National Forest Social and Economic Sustainability Report (.pdf file 745KB)
• Socio-Economic Assessment for the Kaibab National Forest (.pdf file 1.8MB)
• Stategic Planning Issues (.pdf file 25KB)
• Values, Attitudes and Beliefs Toward National Forest System Lands: Arizona Tribal Peoples - DRAFT (.pdf file 187KB)
• Values, Attitudes and Beliefs Toward National Forest System Lands: The Kaibab National Forest - DRAFT (.pdf file 266KB)

Regional Strategy

In 2006, all six Arizona forests will launch a series of collaborative efforts to revise their forest plans. Our goal is to complete each plan revision in about 3 years for maximum efficiency and effectiveness.

Revision Process

Much has changed since forest plans were developed under the 1982 Planning Rule, including our objectives for managing the land.

The Forest Service has recently revised its planning regulations; the new 2008 planning rule provides the framework for individual forest and grassland plan revisions. The intended effects of the new rule are available [here]

• The Natural Conservancy - Kaibab Diversity Report (.pdf file 3.57 MB)
  
  More documents from the "Southwest Forest Assessment Project" are published at The Nature Conservancy in Arizona.