Poster Session

Wednesday, August 18

The poster session and buffet is scheduled at 18:00. Posters can be set-up any time after 8:00 in the morning in the St. Helens room. Posters need to be taken down at the end of the reception after 19:00.

THE H.J. ANDREWS UNEVEN-AGED MANAGEMENT PROJECT: ALTERNATIVE SILVICULTURAL APPROACHES TO STAND CONVERSION - Paul Anderson, USFS Pacific Northwest Research Station

VARIABLE RETENTION IMPLEMENTATION MONITORING - William Beese, Weyerhaeuser

DEVELOPMENT OF STAND STRUCTURE IN YOUNG DOUGLAS-FIR PLANTATIONS - Carrie Berger, Department of Forest Science, Oregon State University

CHARACTERIZING VEGETATION RESPONSE TO VARIABLE DENSITY THINNINGS IN YOUNG DOUGLAS-FIR FOREST OF WESTERN OREGON - Shanti Berryman, Department of Forest Science, Oregon State University

BLACK SPRUCE REGENERATION IN THE PRESENCE OF KALMIA ANGUSTIFOLIA L; INTERACTIONS WITH IRRADIANCE AND NUTRIENTS - Felix Boulanger, Departement de biologie, Universite de Sherbrooke

INTEGRATED INTERDISCIPLINARY FOREST RESEARCH AT SOLLING, GERMANY - HISTORY AND PERSPECTIVES - Michael Bredemeier, Forest Ecosystems Research Centre, University of Goettingen

25-YEAR RESULTS OF A RESTORATION THINNING, REDWOOD NATIONAL PARK -
Andrew Chittick, Humboldt State University

DENSITY MANAGEMENT STUDY: DEVELOPING LATE-SUCCESSIONAL HABITAT - John Cissel, Bureau of Land Management

PREDICTING UNDERSTORY LIGHT AVAILABILITY BASED ON NEIGHBORHOOD HEIGHT DATA DERIVED FROM VERTICAL POINT SAMPLING IN MATURE DOUGLAS FIR FORESTS IN THE WESTERN CASCADES - Nathan Davis, Department of Forest Science, Oregon State University

AN APPLICATION OF HIERARCHY THEORY TO LONG-TERM SUSTAINABILITY - Thomas Dean, Louisiana State University AgCenter, School of Renewable Natural Resources

DESIGN ISSUES FOR SMALL MAMMAL STUDIES IN SILVICULTURAL EXPERIMENTS - Robert Gitzen, Wildlife Science Group, College of Forest Resources, University of Washington

POTENTIAL OF GREEN TREE RETENTION AS A TOOL TO MAINTAIN SOIL FUNCTION AFTER HARVEST - Susan Grayston, Department of Forest Sciences, University of British Columbia

EFFECTS OF GREEN-TREE RETENTION ON THE AVAILABILITY OF ARTHROPOD PREY TO BARK-GLEANING BIRDS - Juraj Halaj, Cascadien, Inc.

VEGETATION RESPONSES TO VARYING LEVELS AND PATTERNS OF OVERSTORY RETENTION: EARLY RESULTS OF THE DEMO EXPERIMENT - Charles Halpern, College of Forest Resources, University of Washington

OPERATIONAL COMPARISONS AND EXPERIMENTS FOR MONITORING HABITAT STRUCTURES IN WEYERHAEUSER'S COASTAL BC VARIABLE RETENTION - David Huggard, Weyerhaeuser BC Coastal Group

BIODIVERSITY AT THE SICAMOUS CREEK SILVICULTURAL SYSTEMS PROJECT: TREATMENT, EDGE AND SITE PREPARATION EFFECTS IN SUBALPINE FOREST - David Huggard, Weyerhaeuser BC Coastal Group

REDISCOVERING WHAT WORKS: THE STODDARD-NEEL APPROACH AS A CASE STUDY OF CONSERVATION-ORIENTED SUSTAINABLE FORESTRY - Steven Jack, J.W. Jones Ecological Research Ctr

EXTENDED ROTATION RED PINE STANDS IN MINNESOTA - Christel Kern, USDA Forest Service, NCRS

CREATING A DEMONSTRATION OF CONSERVATION FORESTRY: INCREASING EXPOSURE TO INCREASE ACCEPTANCE IN THE SOUTHEAST - Kevin McIntyre, Joseph W. Jones Ecological Research Center

CONTRIBUTION OF MONITORING RESEARCH TO FOREST CERTIFICATION AND ECOLOGICALLY SUSTAINABLE FOREST MANAGEMENT IN THE YAMANASHI PREFECTURAL FOREST, CENTRAL JAPAN - Takuo Nagaike, Yamanashi Forest Research Institute, Masuho

SHORT-TERM RESPONSES OF VASCULAR PLANTS AND BRYOPHYTES IN FOREST PATCHES RETAINED DURING STRUCTURAL RETENTION HARVESTS - Cara Nelson, College of Forest Resources, University of Washington

EFFECTS OF FOUR RIPARIAN BUFFER TREATMENTS AND THINNING ON MICROCLIMATE AND AMPHIBIANS IN WESTERN OREGON HEADWATER FORESTS - Deanna Olson, USDA Forest Service Pacific Northwest Research Station

AESTHETIC PERCEPTIONS OF GREEN TREE RETENTION HARVESTS IN VISTA VIEWS: THE INTERACTION OF CUT LEVEL, RETENTION PATTERN AND HARVEST SHAPE - Robert Ribe, University of Oregon, Department of Landscape Architecture and Institute for a Sustainable Environment

RESTORATION OF A FORESTED COASTAL WATERSHED: ELLSWORTH CREEK, WASHINGTON - David Rolph, The Nature Conservancy

USING ETHICS TO EDUCATE CONSUMERS OF NATURAL RESOURCES - Viviane Simon-Brown, Oregon State University Extension Forestry

ASSESSMENT OF RISK TO CONSERVATION OF SISKIYOU MOUNTAINS SALAMANDERS IN SOUTHWESTERN OREGON - Nobuya Suzuki, Oregon State University, Department of Zoology

CHRONOSEQUENCIAL CHANGES IN FOREST STAND STRUCTURE AND COMPOSITION -COMPARISON BETWEEN THE POST-HARVEST SECONDARY DECIDUOUS BROADLEAF FORESTS AND THE PLANTATION FORESTS OF EVERGREEN JAPANESE CEDAR (CRYPTOMERIA JAPONICA ) - Hiroshi Tanaka, Department of Forest Vegetation, Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute

INFLUENCE OF SILVICULTURAL INTENSITY AND COMPOSITIONAL OBJECTIVES ON THE PRODUCTIVITY OF REGENERATING ACADIAN FOREST STANDS IN MAINE - Robert Wagner, University of Maine, Dept. of Forest Ecosystem Science

LEAVE ISLANDS AS REFUGIA FOR LOW-MOBILITY SPECIES IN MANAGED FORESTS - Stephanie Wessell, Department of Fisheries and Wildlife, Oregon State University

EFFECTS OF PARTIAL LOGGING ON COMMUNITY PARAMETERS IN A NORTHERN JAPANESE MIXED FOREST - Toshiya Yoshida, Uryu Experimental Forest, Field Science Center for Northern Biosphere, Hokkaido University