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Recent Trends: Linking Research to Management - CFER and Beyond
Workshop Powerpoints

CFER Program Overview

CFER Overview - David Hibbs, CFER Program Coordinator, Oregon State University

Managing at the Stand Scale

Managing at the stand scale in western Oregon: an introduction - Andy Gray, Research Ecologist, USFS PNW Research Station

Silviculture\Ecology of Thinning Young Douglas-fir Stands - John Tappeiner, Professor Emeritus, OSU and USGS FRESC (retired)

CFER Soil Studies - Seven S. Perakis, Research Ecologist, USGS FRESC

Managing at the Stand Scale: Wildlife - John P. Hayes, Department Chair, Dept. of Wildlife Ecology and Conservation, University of Florida

Managing at the Landscape Scale

What is Landscape Ecology - Tom Spies, Research Forester, USFS PNW Research Station

Landscape Structure and Wildlife - John P. Hayes

Headwater Stream Networks of Western Oregon - Robert Gresswell, Research Biologist, USGS Northern Rocky Mountain Science Center

Spatially Explicit Modeling of Alternative Futures for Forested Landscapes using TELSA/VDDT - Christian Torgersen, Research Landscape Ecologist, USGS FRESC

What is Happening in the Post-fire Environment? Natural and Managed Change

Fire Issues in CFER Country - James K. Agee, Professor Emeritus, University of Washington

Post-fire Vegetation Dynamics - David Hibbs

Effects of Natural and Managed Change on Wildlife Following Wildfire - Michelle Cannon, Oregon State University

Influence of Post-fire Environments on Aquatic Ecosystems - Robert Gresswell

Riparian Management: Shade, Structure, and Don't Forget the Food

Riparian Management: are we there yet? - John Richardson, Professor, Dept. of Forest Sciences, Universtiy of British Columbia

Linking Together Predator-prey Food Webs - Judy Li, Oregon State University (retired)

Contributions of Conifers and Hardwoods to Wildlife in Riparian Areas - Holly Ober, Tenure-track faculty, Dept. of Wildlife Ecology and Conservation, University of Florida

CFER - ARMACS Riparian Vegetation - Steven S. Perakis

Conclusion

Recent Trends: Linking Research to Management - CFER and Beyond Synthesis - Michael Collopy, Executive Director, Academy for the Environment, University of Nevada, Reno


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