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KEYNOTE
– Implications of Sustainable Forestry
in the Development and Use of Silvicultural Options
Jim Brown, State Forester of Oregon
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The Sustainability Driver of Silvicultural
Options: Highlights of the Oregon Assessment and Its Implications
for Silviculture
Norm Johnson, Forest Research and Debbie Johnson, Forest Resources,
OSU
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The
Carbon (global warming) Driver of Silvicultural Options: Forest Management
Strategies for Carbon Storage
Mark Harmon, Forest Science, OSU
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The Conservation Driver of Silvicultural
Options: Conservation Biology Principles and Implications in Management
of Pacific Northwest Landscapes and Ownership Classes
Chris Maguire, Forest Science, OSU
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The Economics Driver of Silvicultural
Options: Supply and Demand
John Sessions, Forest Engineering, OSU
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The
Social Driver of Silvicultural Options: The interaction of Environmental
Organizations, Public Perception and Other Social Phenomena
John Bliss and Bruce Shindler, Forest Resources, OSU
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The
Forest Health Driver of Silvicultural Options: Forest
Disease and Insects
Greg Filip and Darrell Ross, Forest Science, OSU
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THINNING
FOR DIVERSITY AND TIMBER
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Thinning
Young Stands for Diversity: Important Studies
Gabe Tucker, Forest Management Consultant
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Web links to important studies |
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Thinning Young Stands for Diversity: Regeneration,
Stand Structure, and Micro-site
Sam Chan, PNW Station, Corvallis and Liz Cole, Forest Science,
OSU
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Operational
Thinning of Young Stands For Diversity: Lessons from Contracting,
Layout, and Installation
Dan Karnes and Stu Johnston, USFS
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Phoenix
Density Management Project: A Practical Application of Concepts
in the BLM Density Management Studies
Charlie
Thompson and Walt Kastner, BLM
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Implications
of Thinning for Wildlife: Song Birds
Joan Hagar, Forest Science OSU
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Implications
of Thinning for Wildlife: Small Mammals
Nobi Suzuki, Evergreen State College
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Implications
of Thinning for Wildlife: Amphibians
Dede Olson, PNW Station, Corvallis
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Implications of Thinning for Wildlife: Spotted
Owl Prey Species
Andy Carey, Presented by Todd Wilson, PNW Station, Olympia
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Harvest Systems for Implementing Silvicultural
Options
Loren Kellogg, Forest Engineering, OSU
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Patterns
of Riparian Forest Vegetation
PowerPoint
Presentation not available on-line.
Dave Hibbs, Forest Science, OSU
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Regeneration
of Conifers in Oregon Coast Range Riparian Areas
Kathleen Maas-Hebner, Forest Science, OSU
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LANDSCAPE
INFLUENCES
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Strategies
for Planning Landscape Management: Watershed Analysis
Nancy Diaz, Region 6,USFS
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Evaluating
Silvicultural Options at Landscape Scales: Case Studies on the Central
Cascades Adaptives Management Area
John Cissel, Cascade Center for Ecosystem Management
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