《Table 1Pine forests and Core Conservation Areas (CCAs) in TCI.Land and pine forest areas for the ye

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《Conserving and restoring the Caicos pine forests: The first decade》

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In 2015，2016 and 2017 the management of the CCA on Pine Cay expanded beyond the restoration trial plots with the planting of the entire western parcel of Crown Land.The raised area adjacent to the trial plots was demarcated and manually cleared of broadleaf vegetation prior to planting.All saplings were obligatorily from Pine Cay seed provenance and grown by the Department of Environment and Coastal Resources（DECR）authors at the CPRP native plant nursery on the NCGF with expert horticultural guidance from Kew staff and volunteers，following the guidelines described previously（see 2.1）.Saplings were selected 6e8 weeks before planting-out at restoration sites if the following criteria were met:plants large enough to be grown in 3-gallon pots or larger；apical branch of the sapling not broken or damaged；root ball even and filling the pot without spiralling around the bottom；and growth not distorted or abnormal.After selection，saplings were hardened off by reducing watering gradually and exposing them to partial shade and then full sun.They were also checked for pests regularly and treated if necessary.Planting-out and aftercare followed the same procedures described in 2.2 and the CPRP restoration protocol（Sanchez et al.，2016b）.