"""Selective harvest planning principles and controls."""

title: str = "Selective Harvest Planning Methods"

content: str = """
Selective harvesting aims to remove target trees while preserving stand function,
regeneration potential, and future economic value. Planning begins with clear
prescriptions: selection criteria by species and diameter class, retention targets
for habitat trees, and exclusion rules for sensitive microsites.

Block design should include machine corridors, extraction direction, landing
locations, and fallback options for wet weather. Planners need to test whether
the sequence minimizes repeated machine traffic and avoids crossing vulnerable
soils or drainage pathways. Good layouts reduce both environmental disturbance and
operational delays.

Execution quality depends on communication. Marking standards, map layers, and
daily briefings must be unambiguous so operators can distinguish leave trees from
cut trees under real field conditions. Post-harvest verification should compare
actual residual structure against targets and feed lessons into future planning.
"""

version: str = "0.0.1"
