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| Organic Buckland State Forest |
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Fantastic
natural landscape of Buckland State Forest, Buckland, Massachusetts
(US). This species’ forest is filled with forest storm debris. Most of
the rotten logs are pieces of hemlock trees broken off several meters up
rather than uprooted. This organic debris prevents human and AUHM
(animals under Human management) traffic and thus the local species get
all the benefits of forest decay. Buckland
State Forest has not been logged in its interior for perhaps a century.
We detected no tree stumps. Friends of Buckland State Forest demand
that this forest remain a returned species' forest in perpetuity and
that logging, hunting and trails not be built or those existing trails
on the perimeter and the gravel road to the cell tower not be
maintained. Other than removal, invasives, and non-native trees, we tell
the state to just let this RSF (returning species' forest) be.
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| not for people improvements |
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| No stumps |
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| a RSF (returning species' forest) |
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| tree standing free |
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