Date | 2023-2024 Schedule (4:00 PM every other Thursday) |
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10/19 | Peter Donovan Soil health & watershed function: Social learning & communities of practice |
11/2 | Morgan Solomon Baker Sage-grouse LIT Mesic Protection and Restoration: A local prioritization process |
11/16 | Casey Brown Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife Drought effects on bottom-up resources: implications for elk |
11/30 | Stella Copeland EOARC-Burns, Agricultural Research Service Simulated restoration outcomes suggest multiple seeding years and diverse germination behavior increase early seedling survival across the Great Basin |
12/14 | Dallas Hall Defrees Sustainable Northwest Sustainable Regenerative Ranching in the Pacific Northwest |
1/11 | Will Price OSU Extension, Union/Baker Counties Restoration Efforts to Improve Degraded Sagebrush Rangelands Using Dormant Season Grazing in SE Oregon |
1/25 | Cameron Duquette The Nature Conservancy Hysteresis in Arid Rangeland Plant Communities: Ecology, Screen Methods, and Strategic Management |
2/8 | Trace Martyn EOARC-Union, Oregon State University How can Restoration and Theory Coexist |
2/22 | Cameron Naficy Wallowa Whitman National Forest, USDA Forest Service Origins of Complexity in moist mixed conifer forests: implications for forest management |
3/7 | Phil Howell USDA Forest Service Unsolved Mystery: Westslope Cutthroat Trout in the John Day River |
4/4 | Lauren Svecjar EOARC-Burns, Agricultural Research Service |
4/18 | David Bohnert EOARC- Burns, Oregon State University. Virtual Fence Technologies for Grazing Management |
5/2 | Matthew Hovland Animal & Rangeland Sciences, Oregon State University Refuge on the Moon: Persistence and Diversity at Craters of the Moon National Monument |
5/16 | Tavis Forrester Rocky Mountain Research Station, USDA Forest Service Effects of Timber Harvest on Grizzley Bear Habitat Use and Diet |
Juniper expansion into aspen & sagebrush communities and the impacts on wildlife populations | |