Using Native Shrub and Small Tree Species to Enhance Forest Reclamation on Surface Mines. Alexis Monteleone
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1 Using Native Shrub and Small Tree Species to Enhance Forest Reclamation on Surface Mines Alexis Monteleone
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3 History of Surface Mining Reclamation A progression from rehabilitation restoration
4 Surface Mining Reclamation Between Millions of acres Eastern USA No reclamation requirement
5 Intended only to reshape the land Little emphasis on revegetation Natural encroachment Approximately 60% of mine land reclaimed in some fashion by industry between
6 Surface Mining Control and Reclamation Act (SMCRA) 1977 Federal-to-state oversight Active mines, AMLS Permit required Designated post mine land use
7 Surface Mining Control and Reclamation Act (SMCRA) 1980s-1990 s: Excessive grading Aggressive herbaceous cover 80-90% land reclaimed into hayland/pasture
8 The Forestry Reclamation Approach (FRA) Composed of 5 Steps: 1. Establish 4 ft deep topsoil rooting medium 2. Loosely grade medium 3. Plant compatible groundcovers 4. Plant two tree types 5. Proper planting techniques
9 Comparing a Mined vs Native Forests MINED FOREST NATIVE FOREST
10 Native Shrubs and Early Successional Tree Species Species richness Biodiversity Organic matter Habitat Food source Enhance productivity
11 Tree and Shrub Species for Surface Mine Reclamation Plantings in Appalachia Objective Examine 20 native tree and shrub species overall growth and health over time on reclaimed surface mines in West Virginia
12 Tree and Shrub Species for Surface Mine Reclamation Plantings in Appalachia Williams Forestry established research blocks in 2008 and Mines in West Virginia: 1) Elk Run 2) Hobet 3) Fola 4) ICG-Birch River
13 Study Site Birch River Mine Morgantown Charleston Fola Hobet Mine Elk Run Beckley ICG
14 Tree and Shrub Species for Surface Mine Reclamation Plantings in Appalachia W2 W1
15 Tree and Shrub Species for Surface Mine Reclamation Plantings in Appalachia 8 ft ft
16 Species Included: 1. American crabapple (Malus coronaria) 2. Black Cherry (Prunus serotina) 3. Black Chokeberry (Aronia melanocarpa) 4. Chokecherry (Prunus virginiana) 5. Common apple (Malus pumila) 6. Common pear (Pyrus communis) 7. Elderberry (Sambucus canadensis) 8. Eastern redbud (Cercis canadensis) 9. Flowering Dogwood (Cornus florida) 10.Gray Dogwood (Cornus racemosa)
17 11.Highbush Blueberry (Vaccinium corymbosum) 12.Highbush cranberry (Viburnum trilobum) 13.Nannyberry (Viburnum lentago) 14.Pawpaw (Asimina triloba) 15.Persimmon (Dyospyros virginiana) 16.Red Mulberry (Morus rubra) 17.Serviceberry (Amelanchier arborea) 18.Washington hawthorn (Cratageus phaenopyrum) 19.Wild plum (Prunus americana) 20.Hazelnut (Corylus avellana)
18 Hobet Fola Elk Run ICG ph EC % Fines
19 Hobet Mine - Groundcover
20 Fola Mine - Groundcover
21 Elk Run Mine - Groundcover
22 ICG Mine - Groundcover
23 In general
24 2015 Best/Worst Performers Best Performers Washington Hawthorn Black Chokeberry Nannyberry Black Cherry Gray Dogwood Red Mulberry Hazelnut Worst Performers Choke Cherry Persimmon Flowering Dogwood Pawpaw
25 2015 Best Performers Survival (%) Hobet Fola Elk Run ICG W. Hawthorn Black Cherry Nannyberry B. Chokeberry
26 Hobet Mine - Washington Hawthorn
27 Hobet Mine Black Chokeberries
28 2015 Best Performers Survival (%) Hobet Fola Elk Run ICG W. Hawthorn Black Cherry Nannyberry B. Chokeberry
29 Fola Mine Black Cherry
30 Fola Mine - Nannyberry
31 2015 Worst Performers Survival (%) Hobet Fola Elk Run ICG Choke Cherry Flowering Dogwood Pawpaw
32 Fola Mine Pawpaw
33 Hobet Mine Choke Cherry
34 2015 Best Performers Height (m) Hobet Fola Elk Run ICG W. Hawthorn Black Cherry Nannyberry B. Chokeberry
35 ICG Mine Black Chokeberries
36 Elk Run Mine W. Hawthorn
37 2015 Worst Performers Height (m) Hobet Fola Elk Run ICG Choke Cherry Flowering Dogwood Pawpaw
38 ICG Mine Pawpaw
39 2015 Survival (%) by Aspect Hobet Fola Elk Run ICG East West
40 2015 Height (m) by Aspect Hobet Fola Elk Run ICG East West
41 Questions?
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