forest appendix

Forest Service: Appendices - Appendix A. FY 2003 Program Tables

(Note: There is a vast amount of information contained herein. The Forest Service was born/established in 1905. It is good to consider that more than a few of the lands now viewed as 'inholdings' were once surrounded by privately owned land in the pre-Forest Service era. Those in favor of privatizing lands currently in federal ownership, bear with me and consider that said lands were often once privately owned. While Appendix B is a list of acronyms and abbreviations, several that are used are missing. FSP - Forest Stewardship Program. PAR - Performance and Accountability Report. WO - Washington Office. )

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Table 1. Extramural research funded through Forest Service research appropriations-fiscal years 2001-2003

Table 2. Timber offered, sold, and harvested by region-fiscal years 2002-2003

Table 3. Estimated number of sales and timber volumes sold and harvested by State-fiscal year 2003

Table 4. Uncut timber volume under contract by region (all products)-fiscal years 1999-2003

Table 5. Forest land management funding-fiscal years 2001-2003

Table 6. Sold value of special forest products-fiscal years 2002-2003

Table 7. Workforce Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) profile by pay levels, as of September 22, 2003

Table 8. Permanent and excepted-conditional employees by race/national origin and gender, as of September 22, 2003

Table 9. Number of paid employees by type of appointment-fiscal years 1996-2003

Table 10. Summary of forest stewardship plans and acres accomplished by State

Table 11. National Forest System lands administered by the Forest Service as of September 30, 2003

Table 12. Summary of Forest Service Senior, Youth, and Volunteer Program-fiscal year 2003/program year 2002

Table 1. Extramural research funded through Forest Service research appropriations-fiscal years 2001-2003
Type of recipient	FY 2003²⁸		FY 2002		FY 2001
Type of recipient	Dollars in thousands	Number of grants	Dollars in thousands	Number of grants	Dollars in thousands	Number of grants
Domestic grantees
Universities and colleges:
Land Grant research institutions	$10,600	260	$10,921	316	$13,988	416
1890 Land Grant and predominately Black institutions	6	1	190	6	291	7
Other non-Land Grant institutions	4,682	96	6,599	168	7,723	216
Subtotal, universities and colleges	15,288	357	17,710	490	22,002	639
Other domestic
Profit organizations	410	7	269	7	249	7
Nonprofit institutions and organizations	1,064	30	987	45	1,123	51
Federal, State, and local governments	1,224	35	3,208	78	1,771	46
Private individuals	190	3	123	8	212	10
Small business innovation research	0	0	550	7	556	11
Industrial firms	40	4	175	4	0	0
Subtotal, other domestic	2,928	79	5,312	149	3,911	125
Total, domestic	18,216	436	23,022	639	25,913	764
Foreign grantees
Universities and colleges	33	4	149	8	136	13
Profit and nonprofit institutions and organizations	28	3	255	15	110	10
Private individuals	0	0	119	1	85	7
Total, foreign grantees	61	7	523	24	331	30
Grand total	$18,277	443	$23,545	663	$26,244	794

²⁸ FY 2003 is an estimate.

Table 2. Timber offered, sold, and harvested by region?fiscal years 2002-2003 ²⁹
			2002						2003
Region	Offered ³⁰		Sold ³¹		Harvested ³²		Offered		Sold		Harvested
	MMBF	MMCF	MMBF	MMCF	MMBF	MMCF	MMBF	MMCF	MMBF	MMCF	MMBF	MMCF
Northern (R-1)	235.3	49.0	242.3	50.0	228.4	48.0	171.1	35.4	143.4	30.4	246.7	50.8
Rocky Mountain (R-2)	101.4	20.1	104.7	21.9	125.2	25.7	139.6	28.7	83.4	17.2	114.5	23.5
Southwestern (R-3)	75.1	13.1	65.8	11.6	70.8	12.5	114.0	21.7	92.6	16.8	79.5	14.2
Intermountain (R-4)	96.6	17.7	80.6	14.9	83.8	16.3	111.7	20.6	43.9	8.0	70.2	13.0
Pacific Southwest (R-5)	238.0	49.0	251.0	54.8	259.6	54.5	286.3	56.4	219.4	43.0	298.6	62.6
Pacific Northwest (R-6)	334.5	64.8	306.1	61.6	276.7	65.0	437.5	83.5	400.2	76.6	320.9	70.1
Southern (R-8)	276.7	50.3	227.6	41.7	293.6	53.6	374.9	69.2	299.9	54.8	279.0	50.8
Eastern (R-9)	369.4	59.7	316.9	51.4	354.0	57.3	345.9	56.0	318.3	51.5	357.0	58.0
Alaska (R-10)	57.5	11.8	24.4	6.3	34.1	7.4	88.8	18.7	36.5	7.6	51.3	10.8
Total	1,784.6	335.5	1,619.4	314.1	1,726.1	340.3	2,069.8	390.1	1,637.6	305.9	1,817.8	353.7
MMBF = million board feet. MMCF = million cubic feet. Columns may not add due to rounding.

²⁹ Offered and sold volumes will not be equal since some sales were not sold (awarded) in the same fiscal year in which they were offered. Some sales did not receive any bids or were withdrawn.
³⁰ Sales offered for the fiscal year being displayed. Offer data comes from the Periodic Timber Sale Accomplishment Report.
³¹ Includes sales offered in prior fiscal years and sold in the fiscal year being displayed and miscellaneous small sales that were previously offered and/or sold and were reoffered and sold in the fiscal year being displayed. Does not include the volume of long-term sales released for harvesting. Sold data comes from the cut and sold report.
³² Includes the volume harvested on long-term sales. Harvest data comes from the cut and sold report.

Table 3. Estimated number of sales and timber volumes sold and harvested by State?fiscal year 2003 ³³ & ³⁴
State or Commonwealth ³⁵	Number of sales	Timber sold			Timber harvested
		Volume		Bid value ³⁶ (Dollars)	Volume		Receipts (Dollars)
		MMBF	MMCF	Bid value ³⁶ (Dollars)	MMBF	MMCF	Receipts (Dollars)
Alabama	101	6.6	1.2	$626,304	2.5	0.5	$180,701
Alaska	50	27.8	5.7	1,454,524	31.3	6.9	1,355,428
Arizona	8,702	55.9	9.8	771,094	40.9	7.2	687,627
Arkansas	1,023	107.1	19.5	9,788,335	114.8	20.9	17,172,570
California	25,710	207.2	39.7	12,303,671	274.1	58.0	14,459,636
Colorado	927	19.5	4.1	726,356	32.7	6.7	1,653,151
Florida	216	35.1	6.4	1,662,735	52.2	9.5	2,600,730
Georgia	403	1.3	0.2	44,169	1.2	0.2	40,259
Idaho	12,753	42.8	8.6	4,436,892	145.1	28.2	13,499,564
Illinois	47	0.0	0.0	467	0.1	0.0	512
Indiana	5	0.1	0.0	7,349	0.2	0.0	12,852
Kentucky	229	3.0	0.5	313,463	4.0	0.7	330,254
Louisiana	194	15.3	2.8	1,308,289	3.1	0.6	276,061
Michigan	1,768	80.3	12.9	5,069,157	94.4	15.3	7,536,405
Minnesota	88	43.7	7.0	2,592,287	81.4	13.2	5,839,126
Mississippi	141	47.2	8.6	7,148,249	40.2	7.3	7,105,684
Missouri	312	57.3	9.5	6,579,498	42.7	7.1	3,004,850
Montana	8,261	111.3	23.6	5,256,376	140.9	30.1	10,660,800
Nebraska	11	0.0	0.0	218	0.0	0.0	120
Nevada	899	1.0	0.2	18,739	1.2	0.2	19,557
New Hampshire	105	1.6	0.3	67,079	6.6	1.1	435,189
New Mexico	13,674	39.5	7.7	492,872	30.1	5.4	452,290
New York	12	0.0	0.0	240	0.0	0.0	220
North Carolina	518	11.2	2.0	1,065,083	6.9	1.3	547,073
North Dakota	17	0.0	0.0	171	0.0	0.0	264
Ohio	65	0.1	0.0	4,881	0.1	0.0	3,937
Oklahoma	25	8.1	1.5	1,326,172	11.1	2.0	1,487,476
Oregon	17,778	239.8	46.2	22,098,836	220.5	49.7	16,653,995
Pennsylvania	106	9.4	1.5	10,637,037	18.0	2.9	16,117,069
South Carolina	179	8.2	1.5	691,962	12.0	2.2	1,027,357
South Dakota	574	36.2	7.5	4,442,689	60.5	12.5	5,578,021
Tennessee	110	6.5	0.7	159,099	5.2	0.7	405,187
Texas	87	16.0	2.9	2,370,596	12.9	2.3	1,813,623
Utah	3,378	14.8	2.9	1,392,151	19.8	3.8	1,048,814
Vermont	48	0.1	0.0	1,100	0.3	0.0	50,399
Virginia	1,629	16.5	3.0	1,513,898	12.9	2.4	1,278,439
Washington	7,300	86.5	16.8	5,408,963	86.1	16.7	6,898,285
West Virginia	130	1.8	0.3	682,539	13.0	2.2	2,610,439
Wisconsin	1,054	46.8	7.6	2,791,339	85.5	13.8	5,089,266
Wyoming	2,545	7.7	1.4	344,913	15.9	3.0	751,487
Total	111,171	1,413.3	264.1	$115,599,793	1,720.7	334.5	$148,684,720
MMBF = million board feet. MMCF = million cubic feet. Columns may not add to total due to rounding.

³³ Estimated from actual accomplishments as of June 30, 2003.
³⁴ Data source is the cut and sold report. Excludes nonconvertible special forest products.
³⁵ Unlisted States had no timber sold or harvested in FY 2002.
³⁶ Dollar amounts for Bid Value and Receipts includes reforestation, stand improvement, and timber salvage collections. Does not include brush disposal or value of roads.

Table 4. Uncut timber volume under contract by region (all products)?fiscal years 1999?2003 ³⁷
	FY 2003 ³⁸		FY 2002		FY 2001		FY 2000		FY 1999
Region	MMBF ³⁹	MMCF ⁴⁰	MMBF	MMCF	MMBF	MMCF	MMBF	MMCF	MMBF	MMCF
Northern (R-1)	405	84	426	89	417	87	444	93	501	105
Rocky Mountain (R-2)	272	54	302	60	336	75	400	89	432	96
Southwestern (R-3)	64	11	68	12	81	16	79	16	79	16
Intermountain (R-4)	134	25	159	29	200	38	208	36	299	52
Pacific Southwest (R-5)	509	105	542	112	847	169	545	109	663	133
Pacific Northwest (R-6)	827	160	897	174	906	176	958	190	1,170	232
Southern (R-8)	402	73	458	83	554	101	610	111	727	132
Eastern (R-9)	599	97	684	111	736	119	877	142	1,095	177
Alaska (R-10) ⁴¹	322	66	296	61	337	72	336	72	234	50
Total	3,534	675	3,832	730	4,413	854	4,456	858	5,199	993

³⁷ Data source is the Automated Timber Sale Accounting (ATSA) system.
³⁸ Estimate based on trends from 1999.
³⁹ MMBF volume (million board feet) is in local scale.
⁴⁰ Conversions from million board feet (MMBF) to million cubic feet (MMCF) based on actual regional conversion factors, which vary by region and fiscal year.
⁴¹ Long-term sales not included.

Table 5. Forest land management funding-fiscal years 2001?2003 ⁴²
	(in thousands)⁴³
	FY 2003	FY 2002	FY 2001
Timber sales management	$263,628	$266,340	$255,281
Forest land vegetation management ⁴⁴	55,000	80,000	53,888
Forest Service road construction?purchaser election (timber-related) ⁴⁵	370	729	633
Total, appropriated accounts	318,998	347,069	309,802
Special accounts
Timber salvage sales	77,130	76,458	119,636
Knutson-Vandenberg (K-V) reforestation and timber stand improvement ⁴⁶	61,600	34,600	83,183
Timber sale pipeline restoration fund (sale preparation)	1,009	2,700	0
Brush disposal	16,509	18,584	19,932
Reforestation trust fund	30,000	30,000	30,000
Total, special accounts	186,248	162,342	252,751
Total	$505,246	$509,411	$562,553

⁴² Data source is each fiscal year's final program budget advice or budget authority.
⁴³ This includes General Administration (GA) expenses.
⁴⁴ In FY 2001, forest land vegetation management (FV) was combined with vegetation and watershed management. The FV amount is estimated based on the President's budget.
⁴⁵ FY 2003 amount provided from 10-month actual obligations and 2-month estimates. An additional $28 million was transferred for wildfire suppression funding.
⁴⁶ This is estimated from field request data.

Table 6. Sold value of special forest products?fiscal years 2002?2003 ⁴⁷
Product category	Sold value (in actual dollars)
	Fiscal year		Third quarter cumulative
	2002	2003 ⁴⁸	FY 2002	FY 2003
Christmas trees	$1,375,205	$1,425,806	$1,366,287	$1,416,620
Bee trees	80	0	80	0
Transplants	190,691	194,076	152,365	161,598
Limbs and boughs	644,799	436,998	72,502	231,515
Foliage	121,918	124,068	58,846	81,767
Needles	2,793	1,697	2,193	1,397
Bark	8,225	3,384	4,925	2,415
Cones, green	4,238	302	4,058	290
Cones, dry	20,508	33,341	13,053	24,451
Seed	19,694	7,879	10,045	5,288
Nuts and seed	18,719	11,101	3,978	6,211
Fruits and berries	5,279	50	325	26
Tree sap	3,192	5,967	3,192	5,967
Roots	22,708	7,252	11,038	4,790
Bulbs	70	780	70	780
Mushrooms	379,596	213,041	192,536	142,713
Fungi	1,312	1,248	1,162	1,120
Mosses	11,127	13,351	8,386	10,712
Herbs	2,602	1,192	1,377	810
Ferns	454	275	454	275
Wildflowers	6,484	2,275	3,690	1,590
Grass	212,743	187,328	168,380	155,005
Vines	954	619	745	508
Mistletoe	1,420	583	1,400	575
Cacti	148	0	80	0
Other plants	871	1,820	457	1,234
Miscellaneous	118,830	97,787	104,901	87,527
Total	$3,174,657	$2,772,220	$2,186,521	$2,345,183

⁴⁷ Data source is final fiscal year cut and sold report. It includes all products not convertible to board foot or cubic units. Product values have been rounded and may not add to the actual total shown.
⁴⁸ Estimated from actual FY 2003 Third Quarter Accomplishments as of June 30, 2003.

Table 7. Workforce Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) profile by pay levels, as of September 22, 2003
GS pay level	Race/national origin
	American Indian/ Alaskan Native		Asian/Pacific Islander		African American		Hispanic		Caucasian		Total
	Women	Men	Women	Men	Women	Men	Women	Men	Women	Men	Women	Men
GS-1	0	0	0	0	0	1	1	0	1	0	2	1
GS-2	0	0	0	0	3	3	0	1	4	4	7	8
GS-3	5	3	1	5	6	13	5	14	65	65	82	100
GS-4	37	36	11	16	43	42	64	95	538	545	693	734
GS-5	74	92	24	18	77	58	104	168	1,188	1,228	1,467	1,564
GS-6	57	101	22	20	65	35	65	117	860	1,094	1,069	1,367
GS-7	105	144	33	11	105	90	133	156	1,553	1,921	1,929	2,322
GS-8	16	48	4	6	25	16	23	63	334	450	402	583
GS-9	91	172	44	32	101	97	105	195	1,944	3,157	2,285	3,653
GS-10	1	7	0	1	1	2	0	6	18	149	20	165
GS-11	72	99	45	51	86	73	68	160	1,696	3,015	1,967	3,398
GS-12	32	55	32	35	85	61	54	93	921	1,896	1,124	2,140
GS-13	16	34	18	38	70	59	33	83	613	1,378	750	1,592
GS-14	2	16	9	15	28	10	6	23	166	452	211	516
GS-15	0	7	0	4	8	8	2	22	81	265	91	306
GS-18 and SES	0	1	0	1	3	6	1	0	14	28	18	36
WG, WL, and WS	5	64	0	10	3	45	4	63	66	840	78	1,022
Other ⁴⁹	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	1	9	2	10
Total	514	879	243	263	709	619	668	1,260	10,063	16,496	12,197	19,517
Grand total ⁵⁰	1,393		506		1,328		1,928		26,559		31,714

⁴⁹ Non-GS/GM/SES/WG/WL/WS as GS-16 equivalents.
⁵⁰ Grand total includes permanent full-time and permanent part-time employees only, including Working Grade (WG), Work Leader (WL), and Work Supervisor (WS).

Table 8. Permanent and excepted-conditional employees by race/national origin and gender, as of September 22, 2003 ⁵¹
Race/national origin	Women	Men	Total	Percentage
American Indian/Alaskan Native	514	879	1,393	4.4%
Asian/Pacific Islander	243	263	506	1.6%
African American	709	619	1,328	4.2%
Hispanic	668	1,260	1,928	6.1%
Caucasian	10,063	16,496	26,559	83.7%
Total	12,197	19,517	31,714
Percentage by gender	38.5%	61.5%
Targeted disabilities	--	--	345	1.1%

⁵¹ Excepted-conditional includes cooperative education students and excepted appointments of people with disabilities.

Table 9. Number of paid employees by type of appointment-fiscal years 1996-2003
Type of appointment ⁵²	FY 2003	FY 2002	FY 2001	FY 2000	FY 1999	FY 1998	FY 1997	FY 1996
Permanent ⁵³	31,029	30,400	29,878	28,088	28,046	28,170	29,558	30,347
Nonpermanent ⁵⁴	14,332	14,724	12,438	11,349	11,965	12,491	10,215	11,075
Total	45,361	45,124	42,316	39,437	40,011	40,661	39,773	41,422

⁵² Fiscal years 1998-2003 include special employment categories.
⁵³ Permanent indicates those employees who have career or career-conditional appointments.
⁵⁴ Nonpermanent indicates employees who count in agency ceilings, such as summer, temporary, excepted, term, seasonal, and similar types of employees. These data do not include volunteers (who are not paid salary) and the special employment categories are not included in FY 1996-1997. NOTE: FY 2003 data are from National Finance Center Report SF-113G, column (1).

Table 10. Summary of forest stewardship plans and acres accomplished by State

State or Territory

2003

2002

2001

Cumulative (1991-2003)

Plans

Acres

Plans

Acres

Plans

Acres

Plans ⁵⁵

Acres

Alabama

592

87,768

490

70,360

369

65,278

3,983

807,946

Alaska

79,894

74,348

32,509

870

3,260,609

American Samoa

447

1,536

Arizona

1,608

1,235

1,137

222

250,859

Arkansas

309

44,350

293

45,868

152

26,950

2,776

468,988

California

9,572

7,745

25,341

682

321,981

Colorado

113

18,041

102

15,019

16,988

2,084

515,980

Commonwealth, N. Marianas

Connecticut

2,479

3,072

7,059

449

53,525

Delaware

3,584

1,543

2,777

669

41,507

District of Columbia

Federated States of Micronesia

Florida

276

62,752

216

52,621

125

28,180

1,754

563,393

Georgia

317

81,829

310

97,538

249

53,709

3,441

1,021,647

Guam

150

200

332

224

2,201

Hawaii

3,790

7,186

101

25,477

Idaho

10,930

8,645

5,242

1,772

138,779

Illinois

803

23,523

4,916

145,001

2,983

93,532

23,984

768,022

Indiana

529

27,038

820

45,890

724

30,251

16,588

659,564

Iowa

322

21,636

256

16,290

369

18,331

8,463

317,922

Kansas

1,129

1,385

3,170

1,427

83,358

Kentucky

755

84,219

685

58,233

819

76,543

13,551

1,445,467

Louisiana

31,600

170

28,818

5,107

1,351

155,772

Maine

163

26,452

209

22,654

603

65,101

5,669

594,066

Marshall Islands

Maryland

683

16,028

458

15,629

598

20,535

5,873

288,218

Massachusetts

226

16,992

6,087

5,841

2,929

253,442

Michigan

158

28,207

128

20,610

202

29,439

3,672

502,300

Minnesota

615

71,996

593

62,694

680

75,418

11,669

1,163,154

Mississippi

625

28,593

17,011

14,026

1,013

223,366

Missouri

13,733

16,550

13,553

2,959

415,908

Montana

16,210

38,492

24,777

1,099

586,899

Nebraska

7,419

8,052

4,353

1,336

90,197

Nevada

6,667

287

3,626

265

87,313

New Hampshire

20,772

9,626

15,336

2,406

474,811

New Jersey

775

10,287

4,458

716

90,067

New Mexico

12,229

62,524

118,286

498

543,023

New York

553

73,277

665

69,182

668

80,198

16,441

1,538,911

North Carolina

430

55,511

399

52,188

489

49,157

3,236

455,626

North Dakota

155

4,811

102

3,811

152

5,053

1,784

85,454

Ohio

695

34,526

697

37,655

888

42,166

15,804

765,482

Oklahoma

143

21,468

119

19,872

12,798

1,219

281,471

Oregon

22,260

23,620

17,478

1,385

364,706

Palau

Pennsylvania

12,203

147

26,873

114

23,699

2,257

369,710

Puerto Rico

313

2,260

1,020

117

8,158

Rhode Island

957

945

889

345

16,491

South Carolina

255

52,959

246

50,515

238

63,717

3,262

836,249

South Dakota

2,500

397

797

1,024

41,228

Tennessee

202

34,741

148

19,430

197

35,888

2,393

405,232

Texas

341

53,734

335

52,753

292

43,394

3,291

716,404

U.S. Virgin Islands

32,309

543

1,159

Utah

1,245

2,531

30,331

105

235,866

Vermont

340

2,212

10,113

1,950

291,488

Virginia

126

12,697

8,794

348

56,559

6,013

925,713

Washington

357

32,624

412

34,560

250

20,037

4,348

331,893

West Virginia

135

7,388

226

33,364

239

37,628

3,992

610,008

Wisconsin

4312

229,968

3,678

202,796

3,326

184,043

39,211

2,042,053

Wyoming

236

169,288

217

27,928

185

7,061

1,940

190,616

Total

15,390

1,717,113

18,102

1,639,823

16,585

1,616,986

235,102

26,731,315

⁵⁵ Landowner forest stewardship plans.

Table 11. National Forest System lands administered by the Forest Service as of September 30, 2003
State, commonwealth, or territory	National forests, purchase units, research areas, and other areas (acres)	National Grasslands (acres)	Land utilization projects (acres)	Total acres	National Wilderness Preservation System (acres)
Alabama	665,938		40	665,978	41,367
Alaska	21,980,905			21,980,905	5,753,448
Arizona	11,262,350			11,262,350	1,345,008
Arkansas	2,591,897			2,591,897	116,578
California	20,722,804	18,425		20,741,229	4,430,849
Colorado	13,851,436	635,541		14,486,977	3,199,072
Connecticut	24			24
Florida	1,152,913			1,152,913	74,495
Georgia	864,623			864,623	114,537
Hawaii	1			1
Idaho	20,417,555	47,790		20,465,345	3,961,667
Illinois	293,016			293,016	28,732
Indiana	200,199			200,199	12,945
Kansas	0	108,175		108,175
Kentucky	809,449			809,449	18,097
Louisiana	604,505			604,505	8,679
Maine	53,040			53,040	12,000
Michigan	2,865,099		2	2,865,101	91,891
Minnesota	2,839,693			2,839,693	809,772
Mississippi	1,171,158			1,171,158	6,046
Missouri	1,487,307			1,487,307	63,383
Montana	16,923,153			16,923,153	3,372,503
Nebraska	257,772	94,480		352,252	7,794
Nevada	5,835,284			5,835,284	811,072
New Hampshire	731,486			731,486	102,932
New Mexico	9,281,036	136,417	240	9,417,693	1,388,262
New York	16,211			16,211
North Carolina	1,251,674			1,251,674	102,634
North Dakota	743	1,105,234		1,105,977
Ohio	236,360			236,360
Oklahoma	353,242	46,286		399,528	14,543
Oregon	15,552,668	112,357	856	15,665,881	2,086,504
Pennsylvania	513,399			513,399	9,031
Puerto Rico	28,002			28,002
South Carolina	616,970			616,970	16,671
South Dakota	1,145,824	867,623		2,013,447	13,426
Tennessee	700,764			700,764	66,349
Texas	637,743	117,620		755,363	38,483
Utah	8,180,405			8,180,405	772,894
Vermont	389,340			389,340	59,421
Virgin Islands	147			147
Virginia	1,662,124			1,662,124	97,635
Washington	9,272,643		738	9,273,381	2,569,391
West Virginia	1,033,882			1,033,882	80,852
Wisconsin	1,525,978			1,525,978	42,294
Wyoming	8,688,848	549,219		9,238,067	3,111,232
Total	188,669,610	3,839,167	1,876	192,510,653	34,852,489

Table 12. Summary of Forest Service Senior, Youth, and Volunteer Program-fiscal year 2003/program year 2002
	Program funding (million dollars)	Value of work accomplished (million dollars)	Persons served (number)	Women (percent)	Minorities (percent)	Work accomplished (person years)	Placement (percent)	Return per dollar invested (dollars)
Youth Conservation Corps ⁵⁶	Unfunded	$2.6	852	40	21	125	NA ⁵⁷	$1.24
Job Corps ⁵⁸	$123.7	14.6	8,277	23	45	3,923	90	NA
Senior Community Service Employment Program ⁵⁹	28.5	45.8	6,032	46	21	2,350	39	1.60
Volunteers in the National Forests Program ⁶⁰	Unfunded	---	---	---	---	---	NA	NA
Hosted programs	Unfunded	11.9	6,754	20	33	491	NA	NA
Total	$152.2	$63.1	14,309	NA	NA	6,273	NA	NA

⁵⁶ Funds were not directly appropriated for the Youth Conservation Corps (YCC); Congress earmarked not less than $2 million to be expended from funds available to the Forest Service. The Forest Service operated a $2.1 million YCC program.
⁵⁷ NA = not applicable.
⁵⁸ Statistics for 2002 program year (July 1, 2002, through June 30, 2003).
⁵⁹ Statistics for 2002 program year (July 1, 2002, through June 30, 2003).
⁶⁰ Statistics include 200 Touch America Program enrollees and 50 international volunteers.
NOTE: Accomplishments are estimates for the Youth Conservation Corps, Volunteers in the National Forests, and Hosted Programs due to the fires in Region 5.

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Appendix B: Acronyms and Abbreviations

Acronyms or Abbreviations	Explanation
ADR	Alternative Dispute Resolution
AML	Abandoned Mine Lands
BFES	Budget Formulation and Execution System
CFR	Code of Federal Regulations
CIP	Continuous Improvement Process
CRIA	Civil Rights Impact Analysis
CSRS	Civil Service Retirement System
CWAG	Chief's Workforce Advisory Group
DOL	U.S. Department of Labor
EAP	Economic Action Programs
ECAP	Environmental Compliance and Protection
EEO	Equal Employment Opportunity
EEOCMD	Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Management Directive
EIP	Early Intervention Program
EMC	Ecosystem Management Coordination
EPA	Environmental Protection Agency
FECA	Federal Employees' Compensation Act
FERS	Federal Employees' Retirement System
FIA	Forest Inventory and Analysis
FLP	Forest Legacy Program
FSNRA	Forest Service Natural Resource Applications
FPL	Forest Products Laboratory
FY	Fiscal Year
GAO	General Accounting Office
GPRA	Government Performance and Results Act
GS	General Schedule (pay plan)
HRM	Human Resources Management
IMPROVE	Interagency Monitoring of Protected Visual Environments
INFRA	Infrastructure Application, one of the FSNRA corporate applications
IP	International Programs (Program Staff)
IRM	Information Resources Management (Program Staff)
K-V	Knutson-Vandenberg, a trust fund for timber sale area improvements
LEI	Law Enforcement and Investigations (Program Staff)
LRMP	Land and Resource Management Plan
MAR	Management Attainment Reporting system
NAPA	National Academy of Public Administration
NEPA	National Environmental Policy Act
NFP	National Fire Plan
NFS	National Forest System (Deputy Area)
NIPF	Non-Industrial Private Forest
NRIS	Natural Resource Information System, one of the FSNRA corporate applications
OHV	Off-Highway Vehicles (Interchangeable with ORV)
ORV	Off-Road Vehicles (Interchangeable with OHV)
OIG	Office of Inspector General (USDA)
OMB	Office of Management & Budget
PAOT	Persons At One time
PAS	Performance Accountability System
PL&C	Programs, Legislation, and Communication (Deputy Area)
PMA	President's Management Agenda
PP&E	Property, Plant, and Equipment
R&D	Research & Development (Deputy Area)
RAR	Roads Accomplishment Report
RBAIS	Research Budget Attainment Information System
RHWR	Recreation, Heritage, and Wilderness Resources (Program Staff)
S&PF	State and Private Forestry (Deputy Area)
SFA	State Fire Assistance (Program Staff)
SFFAS	Statements of Federal Financial Accounting Standards
SOD	Sudden Oak Death
STARS	Sales Tracking and Reporting System
SUDS	Special Uses Database System
TIM	Timber Information Manager
TMDL	Total Maximum Daily Load
TRACS	Timber Activity Control System
TSA	Timber Sale Accounting system
TSP	Thrift Savings Plan
U&CF	Urban and Community Forestry (Program Staff)
U.S.C.	United States Code
USDA	United States Department of Agriculture
VFA	Volunteer Fire Assistance (Program Staff)
WFWAR	Wildlife, Fish, Water, and Air Research
WUI	Wildland/Urban Interface