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Seminar Series

The following list of seminar topics cover a broad range of land management issues in the Blue Mountains area of northeast Oregon and southeast Washington. The Blue Mountains Natural Resources Institute and other organizations sponsored the series to help bring new ideas and innovative management techniques to audiences throughout both states. Now the information is available in complete form either in special editions of the Natural Resource News, or as a series of videotapes. Click on any of the seminar titles below for more information about the seminar.

Landscape Ecology and Management Topics

Timber Harvesting Systems for Forest Health

Riparian Restoration and Monitoring Workshop

Cottonwood and Aspen: Managing for Balance, Ecology, and Management

Noxious Weeds: Stemming the Tide

Soil: The Foundation of the Ecosystem

Watersheds: The Critical Link

Fire Ecology and Management in the Blue Mountains

Cottonwood and Aspen: Managing for Balance, Ecology, and Management

This seminar series featured speakers that discussed the importance of cottonwood and aspen as components of ecosystem diversity. The series was broadcast live via the Eastern Oregon State College Ed-Net facility on October 5, 12, and 19, 1996.

The series is available on video from our video lending library.

Quaking Aspen and Black Cottonwood: Historical and Present-Day Distribution in the Blue Mountains, Elizabeth Crowe, Wetlands Ecologist, Wallowa-Whitman National Forest

Ecology and Watershed Functions of Western Cottonwoods, Paul Heilman, Washington State University, Puyallup, WA

Cottonwood and Aspen as Wildlife Habitat: A Focus on Birds, Joshua Tewksbury, University of Montana

Silviculture and Management of Aspen in the West, Wayne D. Shepperd, Research Silviculturist, Rocky Mountain Research Station, Ft. Collins, CO

Cottonwood and Aspen: Economics and Management, Paul Oester, OSU Extension Service

Cottonwood and Aspen Management, Odos Lowery, Bureau of Land Management

Cottonwoods on Eastern Oregon Farms and Ranches, Rick Wagner, Forest Practices Forester, Oregon Department of Forestry

US Forest Service - Pacific Northwest Research Station, Blue Mountains National Resources Institute
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