TEUI

Terrestrial Ecological Unit Inventory (TEUI) is the USDA Forest Service's system of classifying natural communities and mapping their individual components at different spatial scales. The system categorizes different land characteristics such as geology, climate, soils, hydrology and vegetation, creating maps based on geospatial data. These maps and descriptions are applied in land use planning and management to identify the ability of specific land areas to support various uses. A group of people reviewing a map in the field. A group of people looking a forest service map agaist a truck. About TEUI Learn more about TEUI, its uses and how to start a TEUI project. Here you will find: TEUI overview TEUI and Land Management Planning Starting a TEUI Project TEUI Products and Applications What is new in TEUI? Learn about the Superior National Forest's land type association remap! Katie Frerker recently presented at the 2023 Forestry Webinar Series hosted by University of Minnesota's Sustainable Forestry Education Cooperative. Understand ES and ESDs Review the concepts of an Ecological Site (ES) and Ecological Site Descriptions (ESDs). Here you will find: Similaritires Differences Resources Longleaf pine ecosystem on the Conecuh National Forest. USDA Forest Service photo. A picture of a longleaf pine stand with low undergrowth. Screen view of web map of Fishlake National Forest. Web map of the Fishlake National Forest LTA with a pop-up box showing attributes. Discover TEUI Projects TEUI projects are often interchangeable and may explore many different ways that natural communities interact. These projects may include soil surveys and mapping, formal studies to determine the health of natural communities, data mapping, and the distribution and movement of water. Here you will find: A map of TEUI projects across the nation Additional resources and web maps TEUI for Practitioners Ready to start your own TEUI project and want to learn more?  Here you will find: Data and Methods TEUI Tools Resources and Training Wayne Robbie is reviewing the soil pedon data with Nori Koehler and Hillary Talbott Williamson the Gila National Forest. USDA Forest Service photo. A picture of one person in a soil pit and two others outside of the soil pit as the review of the soil pedon data is happening. Landscape photo showing a stream with rolling green hills and mountain peaks. Landscape photo of a stream with rolling green hills and mountain peaks in the back. Explore Regional TEUI Sites - Coming Soon Each Forest Service Region is at a different phase with TEUI. The regional sites help explain how TEUI is being established, collected, and used within each region and may also highlight specific regional TEUI products. Note - Not all regions have a regional site yet. These sites are being developed as TEUI becomes established within regions.

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