Central Cascades Adaptive Management Partnership
A Science-Management Partnership in
the West-Central Cascades of Oregon
Planning and Analysis for Restoring Westside Cascade Dry Forest Ecosystems: A focus on Systems Dominated by Douglas-fir, Ponderosa Pine, Incense Cedar, and so on. May 28, 2009.
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Powerpoints of Speakers |
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John Bailey - Ecology of Westside Dry Mixed Conifer Forests |
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Alan Tepley and Jane Kertis - Using Tree Coring to Understand Historical Effects on Stand Structure and Pattern After Historic Fires |
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Bernard Bormann - From B&B to Biscuit: What We Have Learned from Recent Westside Dry Forest Fires |
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Tom DeMeo - Integration of Multiple Resource Values: A Critical Component of Restoration in Dry Forests |
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Alan Ager - Landscape-level Prioritization Models for Planning Dry Forest Restoration |
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Terrie Jain - Logic Paths for Approaching Restoration: A Scientist's Perspective |
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Ed Reilly - Planning at the Landscape Level |
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Cindy Donegan - Managing Northern Spotted Owl Habitat in Dry Forest Ecosystems |
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Jim Archuleta and Gabe Dumm - Briefing on Biooil/Biochar Study and DEMOs |
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