As a user I would like to know what species and size of trees can be harvested in Flathead?

[sadlerw]

Acceptance Criteria

• for each forest you can see the information on species and size
• size of stump (e.g. six inches or smaller - can vary for each forest/species)
• positioning of tree to other trees (opening up span)
• height of the tree

Definition of Done

• [x] Server Code unit / e2e tested and comply with QWASP
• [x] Frontend Code unit tested and comply with QWASP
• [x] Frontend Code e2e tested and comply with QWASP
• [x] No new security vulnerabilities
• [x] Team code review
• [x] Documentation / readme.md / CircleCI updated
• [x] Docker updated
• [x] Compare finished design with mockup
• [x] Usability tested
• [x] Design deliverables committed

Tasks

• [x] find content providers (Amber & Colin)
• [x] approval of content (Amber & Colin)
• [x] identify missing tree species and find images/descriptions if there are any
• [x] update seeders for species (Seth)
• [x] update seed files for cutting (Will)
• [x] research to find content on existing web sites (Seth, Will)
• [x] editing/creation of content (jane)
• [x] usability testing in the staging app
• [x] a11y

[sadlerw]

"We ask that you do not cut in plantations, previously thinned stands of trees, campgrounds, or areas posted as closed to Christmas tree cutting."

"Only trees that are three to four inches in diameter or less at the stump should be cut. The stump should be cut below eight inches in height. Remove all the limbs from the unused portion of the tree, including the live limbs from the stump. Please do not cut large trees just for their tops."

"Forest Service roads which are plowed in the winter may have logging traffic. Please drive safely, and be alert for other hazards that may occur. Park in an area where other traffic can get by safely."

[sadlerw]

"Christmas trees cut to thin overcrowded stands can be beneficial. As young stands of trees mature, they are constantly competing for more space. By cutting your Christmas tree from dense groups around the more vigorous trees, the remaining trees will grow faster to make our future forest."

[JaneZC]

Key Content Changes from Staging:

Add Western Red Cedar and Western White Pine; Remove Larch. Ensure Prohibited tree species is listed last; in this instance, Whitebark Pine. Note order of trees; more popular varieties are listed first (and the order is different from what's on staging.)

Below reflects changes from what is on staging https://app.zenhub.com/files/106473503/e588e0ca-6dd1-413d-aec4-d35627186a27/download

Content with Comments from reviewers https://app.zenhub.com/files/106473503/3bd79b78-b040-4c02-b7a4-8f4f1c74099c/download

[MelissaBraxton]

Species info is there, and so is stump height and diameter, but there is no tree height restriction. is this an error, or is there no restriction on the height of trees folks can harvest in Flathead?

[MelissaBraxton]

• Some discrepancies between content finalized by Amber and what is on staging. Trees are not in the order specified by Amber.
• Hemlock species information is missing.
• For style consistency, we discussed replacing the sticky banner with breadcrumbs.

[MelissaBraxton]

• Amber has 👍 to Jane making style edits in accordance with the 18F and AP style guide, so minor style discrepancies wrt to content are ok.
• Hemlock info has been added!

[MelissaBraxton]

Missing a horizontal rule between Englemann Spruce and Douglas-fir species info.