A General Framework for Ecological Restoration in a Changing Climate

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Presenter: J. Boone Kauffman
Length: 29 min and 36 secs

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       Topics:

• A General Framework for Ecological Restoration in a Changing Climate
• Yap, FSM
• Biological Diversity in Global Context
• Utah
• Hell's Canyon Idaho
• Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
• White Clouds Idaho
• Linkages from the Forest to the Stream
• Biological Diversity
• Effects of Land Use on Biological Diversity
• Vegetation and Insects
• Aesthetics
• Why Restore and Protect Biological Diversity?
• E.O. Wilson Quote
• Badlands of Guam
• Poor Land Use
• Northeast Oregon
• Kahoolawe Island, Hawaii
• Threatened Species
• A History of Change
• Aldo Leopold
• Ecological Restoration
• Causes of Watershed Degradation
• Symptoms of Degradation
• Global Climate Change
• Mangroves
• Effects of Climate Change
• What is Restoration
• The Resources at Risk
• Cogs and Wheels in Ecological Restoration
• Ecosystem Structure and Function
• Altered Structure and Function
• Restored Structure and Function
• Simplified Approach
• Passive Restoration
• Secondary Forest-PNSR
• Mud Springs Creek- OR
• Hakalau NWR, Hawaii
• Active Restoration
• Kona Coast
• Examples of Restoration Approaches for the Pacific
• Hakalau NWR, Hawaii
• Overcoming barriers to restoration of Pacific Forests
• Misinterpretation of Ecosystem Needs
• What are some Misinterpretations?
• Mark Twain
• Desired Characteristics of Species to be used for restoration
• Why the focus on native species?
• Potential native trees for savanna reforestation
• Preservation

These presentations were produced by Michael J. Furniss and Jeff Guntle, of the US Forest Service, PNW and PSW Research Stations.
US Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Research Station, Pacific Southwest Research Station, Stream Systems Technology Center