Speakers' Presentations
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| Moderator:
Sue Knapp, Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife |
| 8:10-8:20
|
Introduction:
Purpose Statement and Expected Outcomes
Rick Fletcher, Oregon State University |
| 8:20
– 8:50 |
Forestry, Deer and Elk Trends:
Habitats, Harvest and Hunters
Steve Mealey, Boise LLC |
| 8:50–
10:20 |
Deer and Elk Science in Western Oregon |
| |
8:50-9:20
|
Competition,
Research, Disease, Predation, Population Interactions
Bruce Coblentz, OSU |
| |
9:20-9:50
|
Population Trends, Management
Objectives, Population Expectations
DeWaine Jackson, ODF&W |
| |
9:50-10:20 |
Nutrition, Forage Species, Habits
and Habitats
John Cook, NCASI |
| 10:20
– 10:40 |
Break
|
| 10:40
– 12:30 |
Forest
Management through Time |
| |
10:40-11:05 |
Forest Landscape Trends Over Time:
Age Class, Vegetation, Land Ownership Trends
Kevin Birch, Oregon Department of Forestry |
| |
11:05-12:30
|
Forest
Management Characteristics by Landowner Type
• Oregon Department of Forestry
- Mike Schnee, ODF
• USFS - Carl Frounfelker,USFS,
Siuslaw NF
• BLM - Walt Kastner,
Salem, BLM
• Private Industrial - Dan
Newton, Roseburg Forest Products
• Family Forests - Elissa
Wells, OSU Extension, Douglas County, Roseburg |
| 12:30-2:00 |
Lunch with Special Speaker - Forests, Deer and Elk: Where
Are We Headed?
Marla Rae, Chair, Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission |
| Moderator:
Rick Fletcher |
| 2:00-3:30 |
Interactions Between Deer/Elk and Forest Management: Impacts
of Forest Management on Deer and Elk and Impacts of Deer
and Elk on Forest Management - Presentations will feature
scientific discoveries and needed information. |
| |
2:00-2:30 |
Forage Species by Time of Year
and Age of Stand under Various Forest Management Objectives/Practices
Liz Cole, OSU |
| |
2:30-3:00 |
Nutritional
Value of Forage Species for Deer and Elk under Different
Forest Management Strategies
John Cook, NCASI |
| |
3:00-3:30
|
Browse
Damage and Wildlife Control Measures: Affects of Wildlife
on Forestry Management
Dale Nolte, USDA/APHIS/WS Olympia, WA |
| 3:30-4:30
|
Moving
Forward: Opportunities for Partnerships, Management Actions
- A panel of conference speakers and others will discuss
opportunities such as needed research, new partnerships,
management practices, and other actions that will address
issues raised during the day. Questions from the audience
will be encouraged.
Moderator: Hal Salwasser, OSU College of Forestry |
| 4:30-5:00 |
Moving Forward: Some Final Thoughts
Hal Salwasser, OSU College of Forestry |
| 5:00 |
Adjourn |
|
