Question

Read the following limited information regarding a project that took place on the Gunflint Trail in 2011. About the Gunflint Trail: The Gunflint Trail is a 57-mile paved roadway that begins in Grand Marais, Minnesota and ends at Seagull Lake in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness (BWCA), near the US border with Ontario, Canada. Originally a foot path for travelers from inland lakes to Lake Superior, the trail was eventually widened into a road. It now serves as a route to lodges, outfitters, hiking trails, homes for a small number of people numbering in the hundreds, and the lakes and rivers of the BWCA. The Ham Lake Fire was a forest fire that burned in May 2007 on the western end of the Gunflint Trail. The fire started on Ham Lake and quickly spread northwest to Round Lake and then turned north and burned across the end of the Gunflint Trail. By the time it was contained, the fire had burned 36,443 acres in the United States and more than 75,000 acres in total, making it the largest forest fire in the region in at least a century.As the project manager for the event described below, complete the milestone schedule.

Reforestation on the Gunflint

The Gunflint Green Up is a tree planting weekend May 2-4, 2919, where some 75,000 pine seedlings will be planted in public areas affected by the 2007 Ham Lake Fire. We know we can’t replace the trees and cabins that were lost last year, but we can look ahead and plant a pine forest for future generations.

The Green Up program begins on Friday with a special program; Saturday will be dedicated to tree plant. All volunteer tree planters will receive trees to plant, planting equipment, a box lunch, a Green Up t-shirt and in the evening a picnic dinner-dance will be held.

Need lodging for this important event or for the following weekend to help replant in the Poplar Creek-Little Ollie Lake area? Poplar Creek Guesthouse B&B has set-aside their lodging for these two weekend and is offering a lodging – Special to volunteer tree planters Click on Specials to view rates for these two weekends.

Please join us and help to reforest the Gunflint Trail.   Call 218-###-#### for more information or to register yourself or your group for the tree planting weekends of May 3-5, 2019, or May 10-12, 2019.

MILESTONE SCHEDULE WITH ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA FOR REFORESTATION PROJECT
Milestone	Completion Date	Stakeholder	Acceptance Criteria

Complete the milestone schedule, save the schedule/table as a picture, and upload the picture.

Answer 1

Solution:- As you know HamLake Fire was one of the biggest forest fire that started from Ham Lake and quickly spread northwest to Round Lake and then turned north and burned across the end of the Gunflint Trail. As a result, the fire spread across 75,000 acres. Since, nobody could save forest from such fire, hence an initiative called Gunflint Green Up was taken ahead, where 75,000 pine trees were to be planted over a weekend by volunteer tree planters.

Such similar activity will continue for the next weekend also, i.e- from 10th to 12th May 2019.

For lodging- Poplar Creek Guesthouse B&B has been set-aside for lodging for these two weekend and is offering a lodging at special rates for the volunteers since it’s a very noble and social cause.