Fig. 6. Example of alternative configurations of forest types in a watershed 100+ years in the future. The intention of all strategies would be to maintain native biodiversity and late-successional species. Strategy A would require little management after initial closing or removal of most roads and thinning of young, dense tree plantations. Strategy B would selectively cut trees and maintain forest structural complexity in upland areas while remaining similar to Strategy A along streams. Strategy C would shift forest successional stages around the landscape on a long (200 years or more) rotation, always maintaining 50% of the watershed as high-quality old-growth forest.