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Author	Article	Issue	Link
Holtzman, Susan K.	Accelerating cooperative riparian restoration and management	6(3): 10	View
Muse, Shirley	Active activist examines activism: citizen involvement in natural resource management	9(3): 3	View
Tolle, Tim	Adaptive management—What does it mean?	2(1): 8
Diebel, Ken	Agriculture and water quality	9(2): 4	View
George, Rick	Anadromous fish at the crossroads	1(3): 2-3
Boehne, Paul	Anadromous fish restoration—Upper Grande Ronde River	1(4): 2,7
Sangster, Brian	Asotin Model Watershed Program under way	3(4): 2-3
BMNRI staffwriter	Aspen and cottonwood in the Blue Mountains workshop	6(3): 4	View
Johnson, Bruce	Assessing factors regulating elk productivity in the Blue Mountains	8(4): 10-11	View
Tiedemann, Arthur R.	Assessing the influence of deer and elk on forests of the Blue Mountains	5(2): 3-4
- Riggs, Robert A.
- Cook, John G.
BMNRI staffwriter	Baker City watershed at risk	3(4): 9
Ross, Darrell	Bark beetle response to wildfire	7(3): 1-2	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Barometer watershed	3(4): 10
Betts, Burr	Bat maternity tree roosts and forest management	6(2): 2-3	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Beaver: nature's engineers	7(2): 3-4	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Beaver's changing fortunes	7(2): 1,5	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Bibliography available on disk	6(4): 7	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Biodiversity conference informs and challenges	2(3): 2-3
BMNRI staffwriter	Biodiversity—catchword of the nineties	1(2): 2-3
BMNRI staffwriter	Biopulping—environmentally friendly paper production	2(3): 4
McIver, James	Bird's-eye view of tree management and the forest understory, A	6(3): 9	View
Akensen, James J.	Black bear den site selection in the Starkey study area	4(2): 1-2
- Henjum, Mark
Carter, Bernie	Blue Mountains Elk Initiative progress report	3(2): 6
Silovsky, Gene	Blue Mountains Elk Initiative progress report	3(4): 3
BMNRI staffwriter	Blue Mountains Elk Initiative selects coordinator	4(4): 10
BMNRI staffwriter	Blue Mountains Elk Initiatiave update	2(4): 3,9
BMNRI staffwriter	Blue Mountains Elk Initiative update	3(1): 5
BMNRI staffwriter	Blue Mountains Elk Initiative update	4(1): 9
BMNRI staffwriter	Blue Mountains Elk Initiative update	4(2): 5
Mullarkey, Bill	Blue Mountains Elk Initiative update	5(2): 9
Mullarkey, Bill	Blue Mountains Elk Initiative update	5(3): 3	View
Mullarkey, Bill	Blue Mountains Elk Initiative update	5(4): 2	View
Mullarkey, Bill	Blue Mountains Elk Initiative update	6(1): 8	View
Mullarkey, Bill	Blue Mountains Elk Initiative update	6(2): 10	View
Mullarkey, Bill	Blue Mountains Elk Initiative update	6(3): 4	View
Mullarkey, Bill	Blue Mountains Elk Initiative update	7(1): 11	View
Mullarkey, Bill	Blue Mountains Elk Initiative update	7(2): 7,9	View
Mullarkey, Bill	Blue Mountains Elk Initiative update	7(3): 9	View
Mullarkey, Bill	Blue Mountains Elk Initiative update	7(4): 4	View
Weatherford, Whit	Blue Mountains Elk Initiative update	8(3): 6	View
Weatherford, Whit	Blue Mountains Elk Initiative update	8(4): 4-5	View
Weatherford, Whit	Blue Mountains Elk Initiative update	9(1): 10	View
Weatherford, Whit	Blue Mountains Elk Initiative update	9(2): 5	View
Wertz, Tara	Blue Mountains Elk Initiative update	8(2): 5
BMNRI staffwriter	Blue Mountains forest health implementation project	1(1): 4-5
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI activities update	3(4): 7
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI activities	3(3): 10-11
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI announces competitive grants	2(4): 4
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI Board member attends wild ungulate seminar in Peru	7(2): 10	View
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI Board of Directors profile: Bob Messinger	4(3): 7
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI Board of Directors profile: Dean Bibles	4(2): 7
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI Board of Directors profile: George Brown	3(4): 9
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI Board of Directors profile: George Shelton	6(3): 3	View
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI Board of Directors profile: James Brown	3(1): 3
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI Board of Directors profile: John Lowe	3(2): 5
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI Board of Directors profile: Larry Cribbs	4(1): 8
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI Board of Directors profile: Martin Davis	2(4): 3
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI Board of Directors profile: Pat Wortman	3(3): 5
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI Board of Directors	1(4): 1-2
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI celebration!	1(3): 1-2
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI Foundation	4(3): 9
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI in formative stage	1(1): 1-2
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI kickoff celebration	1(2): 3
McIver, James	BMNRI Learning Center	2(1): 2-3
Lichen, Pat	BMNRI Learning Center update	2(4): 10
Lichen, Pat	BMNRI Learning Center update	3(3): 4
Lichen, Pat	BMNRI Learning Center update	3(4): 10
Lichen, Pat	BMNRI Learning Center update	4(1): 11
McIver, James	BMNRI Learning Center update	4(2): 4
McIver, James	BMNRI Learning Center update	4(3): 4
- Croswell, Deb
Lichen, Pat	BMNRI Learning Center update: Rebarrow revival	3(2): 8
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI member profile: Bob Klicker	1(4): 4
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI member profile: Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla (Elwood Patawa and Antone Minthorn)	1(1): 5
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI member profile: David Gilbert	2(3): 4
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI member profile: Dr. Frederick Gilbert	2(1): 7
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI member profile: Eastern Oregon Agricultural Research Center (Marty Vavra)	1(3): 3
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI member profile: John Howard	2(2): 2
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI member profile: National Audubon Society (Shirley Muse)	1(2): 5
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI Partners—April 1994	4(4): 2
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI research framework completed	3(2): 3
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI update	1(2): 1-2
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI update	2(2): 6-7
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI update	2(3): 9
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI update	3(1): 4-5
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI update	4(1): 5
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI update	4(2): 6-7
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI update	4(3): 9
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI update	4(4): 6
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI update	5(2): 10-11
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI update	5(3): 4	View
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI update	5(4): 3-4	View
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI update	6(1): 8-9,11	View
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI update	6(2): 10	View
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI update	6(4): 9,11	View
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI update	7(1): 8	View
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI update	7(2): 4,7	View
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI update	7(3): 6-7	View
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI update	7(4): 10	View
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI update	8(1): 3,10	View
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI update	8(2):
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI update	3(3): 5,8
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI update	8(4): 6,11	View
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI update	9(1): 8	View
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI update	9(2): 5	View
BMNRI staffwriter	BMNRI update	9(3): 5	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Boise Cascade Corporation researches birds and ungulates	8(1): 6,11	View
Sallabanks, Rex	Breeding bird communities in eastside conifer forests: a Blue Mountains perspective	6(2): 3-5	View
Swift, Ralph	Bringing the salmon back to the Lemhi River	3(4): 5-6
Lee, Danny C.	Broadscale assessment of land-use effects on fishes of the interior Columbia River Basin	7(1): 2-4	View
- Rieman, Bruce E.
Barrett, Hugh	Broken barrel: restoring western watersheds, The	Watershed special July 94: 10
Johnson, Judith S.	Building a basin-wide community through an open public planning process on Federal lands	7(1): 12-13,17	View
Honeyman, Bruce	Building the future through consensus	Ecosystem Management special Aug. 93: 14
Graham, Russell T.	Can silviculture replace the role of fire?	Fire Ecology and Management special March 94: 12-13
Bryson, Don	Can we live with salmon?	Watershed special July 94: 14-15
Finneran, Brian	Can you see the forest for the smoke? A plan for addressing prescribed burning and wildfire in the Blue Mountains of NE Oregon	Fire Ecology and Management special March 94: 10-11
Farrow, Alanna	Care of mother earth	8(2): 6
Saab, Victoria	Cavity-nesting bird responses to stand-replacement fire and postfire salvage logging	7(3): 8-9	View
Gibbens-Woodwell, Joni	Centers offer business help	5(3): 8	View
McIver, James	Challenge of ecosystem management, The	Ecosystem Management special Aug. 93: 1-2
BMNRI staffwriter	Changing harvest levels studied	4(1): 5-6
Isley, Arleigh	Changing perspective of wilderness—reader opinion, A	7(4): 11	View
Morman, David	Changing silvicultural practices in riparian areas	2(3): 3-4
BMNRI staffwriter	Changing values	1(1): 4,6
Wing, Judy	Citizen involvement in natural resource management	9(3): 1-2	View
Clemens, Dave	Citizen participation in the Tri-County Weed Management Area	9(3): 7, 10	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Click here for more information about BMNRI	6(3): 11	View
McKibben, Melinda	Coalition to host watershed celebration	6(2): 5	View
Gildemeister, Jerry	Columbia River basin history	Salmonids special June 97: 1-3	View
Conway, Flaxen	Coming up to speed on the President's Northwest Economic Adjustment Initiative	4(2): 9,11
BMNRI staffwriter	Communities undertake economic renewal	5(3): 1-2	View
Shetler, Diane	Community forestry	9(3): 4	View
Bishop, Ellen Morris	Community: an environmental perspective	8(2): 4-5
BMNRI staffwriter	Competetive grants for 1994	3(4): 6
BMNRI staffwriter	Competetive grants for 1995	4(4): 9
BMNRI staffwriter	Competetive grants for 1996	6(1): 11	View
Maloney, T.M.	Composite markets expand	4(3): 2-3
Ellingson, Rob	Consensus in landscape management	Ecosystem Management special Aug. 93: 13-14
BMNRI staffwriter	Cooperative effort focuses on animal damage control	2(4): 9
Tewksbury, Joshua J.	Cottonwood and aspen as wildlife habitat: a focus on birds	Cottonwood and aspen special Jan. 96: 5-9
Lowery, Odos	Cottonwood and aspen management	Cottonwood and aspen special Jan. 96: 14-15
Oester, Paul	Cottonwood and aspen: economics and management	Cottonwood and aspen special Jan. 96: 11-14
Wagner, Rick	Cottonwoods on eastern Oregon farms and ranches	Cottonwood and aspen special Jan. 96: 16
Williams, King	Courage to manage!, The	8(2): 8
Birkmaier, Mack	Cowboy perspective of riparian management	6(3): 5-6	View
Parks, Catherine G.	Creating wildlife trees with inoculation of decay fungi	4(1): 11
- Filip, Gregory M.
- Bull, Evelyn L.
Croswell, Deb	CTUIR developing salmon restoration policy	4(4): 9
Hartford, Roberta A.	Decisions and fire prediction in fuel and fire management	2(2): 4
Kellogg, Loren	Deerhorn timber sale: a look at some results	Timber Harvest for FH special July 96: 6-7	View
Roder, Mark	Demonstration project network expands	4(3): 4,8
Moldenke, Andy	Denizens of the soil: small, but critical	Ecosystem Management special Aug. 93: 3-5
Findholt, Scott L.	Determining animal position in Starkey study	4(2): 8-9
Brown, Perry J.	Dynamic continuing education	4(4): 7
Watson, Allan	Eagle Cap Wilderness visitors have changed attitudes	7(4): 7	View
Cribbs, Larry	Eagle sky cars	5(4): 9	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Eastern Oregon University	8(1): 8	View
Everett, Richard	Eastside ecosystem health assessment	3(2): 4
Rose, Robin	Eastside reforestation	2(3): 8
Heilman, Paul E.	Ecology and watershed functions of western cottonwoods	Cottonwood and aspen special Jan. 96:3-5
Borchers, Jeffrey G.	Ecosystem health, sustainability, and uncertainty	3(1): 3-4
Lichen, Pat	Ecosystem management and the Learning Center	3(1): 5
Messinger, Bob	Ecosystem management at Boise Cascade Corporation	4(4): 5,11
Bubser, Dave	Ecosystem management on Nez Perce lands	5(4): 6-7	View
Thomas, Jack Ward	Ecosystem management	Ecosystem Management special Aug. 93: 18-20
Pilz, David	Ecosystem management: the "morel" of the story	8(3): 1-2,9	View
Molina, Randy
Bull, Evelyn L.	Effect of management on American martens, The	6(2): 1	View
Mushinsky, Henry R.	Effects of fire on amphibians and reptiles, The	Fire Ecology and Management special March 94: 4-6,8
Erickson, John	Effects of fire on wildlife	Fire Ecology and Management special March 94: 13,15
Meurisse, R.T.	Effects of management activities on forest soils: can we manage better? (Soil seminar report)	5(1): 13-16
Clifton, Caty	Effects of timber harvest on the hydrology and climate of four small watersheds	8(2): 10
Tiedemann, Arthur R.	Electronic eartags corral livestock	6(3): 7-8	View
- Quigley, Thomas M.
Ely, Craig	Elk population management objectives set by Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife	5(2): 8,10
- Hoverson, Mary
Dixon, Craig	Environmental effects of road closures	6(1): 5	View
Carson, Bob	Environmental permitting for federal access projects	6(1): 10-11	View
Asher, Jerry	Explosion in slow motion	Noxious weeds special Oct. 95: 1-4
Rimbey, Neil	Federal grazing fee issue, The	4(1): 2-3
- Coen, Juli
Thomas, Jack Ward	Fee-hunting on the public's lands?—an appraisal	3(1): 6-7
BMNRI staffwriter	Fenceless grazing	1(1): 6
BMNRI staffwriter	Fire and water	2(2): 3
BMNRI staffwriter	Fire effects on insect pests and disease	2(2): 5
BMNRI staffwriter	Fire effects on soil structure and organisms	2(2): 5
Greear, Nick	Fire management in the Blue Mountains	2(2): 7
Walstad, John D.	Fire sympoisum sparks wide interest	2(2): 3
BMNRI staffwriter	Fire—its historic role in the Blue Mountains	2(2): 1-2
Henshaw, John	Fitting timber harvesting into the forest health framework	Timber Harvest for FH special July 96: 2-3	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Forest conference brings groups to the table	3(3): 8-9
Muzika, Rose-Marie	Forest diversity—Blue Mountains style	1(2): 4
Ottmar, Roger D.	Forest health in the Blue Mountain region: can prescribed fire help?	1(1): 3,7
BMNRI staffwriter	Forest health public forums	1(3): 4
BMNRI staffwriter	Forest health workshop: a summary	2(1): 8-9
Warren, Bob	Forest health: a coordinated state effort	3(2): 7
Filip, Gregory M.	Forest health: the disease and insect factor	1(1): 4
BMNRI staffwriter	Forest health: what's it all about?	1(1): 3
BMNRI staffwriter	Forest inventory planned	4(1): 6
Riggs, Robert A.	Forest management and maintenance of structure for wildlife	Ecosystem Management special Aug. 93: 9-10
McIver, James	Forest management, the soil food web, and productivity	8(3): 3	View
Farrow, Alanna	Forest offerings: food uses of the indigenous people of the Columbia Basin	8(4): 5	View
Rockwell, Victoria	Forest product could help fight cancer	1(2): 7-8
BMNRI staffwriter	Forest pruning provides payoffs	2(3): 11
BMNRI staffwriter	Former Secretary of Interior Cecil Andrus to speak at dinner	7(1): 15	View
Torgerson, Torolf	Forrest immune system—its role in insect pest regulation, The	Ecosystem Management special Aug. 93: 6-7
Haynes, Richard W.	Frameworks for ecosystem management	4(1): 1-2
- Weigand, James F.
BMNRI staffwriter	Friends of Lake Fork	4(4): 7
Bull, Evelyn L.	Frog Heaven old-growth ecosystem management study	4(2): 5
McIver, James	From Genesis to Limber Jim	5(4): 3	View
Burgel, Lara	From shotgun to civil code: development of the Oregon Water Code	9(2): 3	View
Duncan, Sally	From the forest to the sea: sustainable water—a PNW research initiative	9(2): 1-2	View
Gregg, David	Fuel ethanol from wood offers options	4(3): 5-6
Parks, Catherine G.	Fungal agents of tree disease and decay in the Blue Mountains	8(3): 7	View
- Schmitt, Craig L.
Johnson, Charlie	Genetic diversity flexibility key to survival	1(2): 3
Ferns, Mark	Geologic evolution of the Blue Mountains region: the role of geology in soil formation (Soils seminar report)	5(1): 2-3, 17
BMNRI staffwriter	Glickman appoints members to committee of scientists	8(2): 7
Horton, Robert	Grande Ronde Model Watershed Program is chartered	3(2): 10-11
BMNRI staffwriter	Grande Ronde Model Watershed Program update	3(3): 8
BMNRI staffwriter	Grande Ronde Model Watershed Program update	4(1): 5
BMNRI staffwriter	Grande Ronde Model Watershed Program update	5(4): 6	View
Horton, Robert	Grande Ronde Model Waterhsed progress update	3(4): 4
Horton, Robert	Grande Ronde Model Watershed Program update	4(3): 8
Macy, Tom	Grande Ronde Model Watershed Program update	9(2): 8	View
Macy, Tom	Grande Ronde Model Watershed Program update	9(3): 5, 9	View
Perry, Patty	Grande Ronde Model Watershed Program update	4(2): 10
Perry, Patty	Grande Ronde Model Watershed Program update	5(2): 7
Perry, Patty	Grande Ronde Model Watershed Program update	6(1): 4	View
Perry, Patty	Grande Ronde Model Watershed Program update	6(2): 9	View
Perry, Patty	Grande Ronde Model Watershed Program update	6(3): 8	View
Perry, Patty	Grande Ronde Model Watershed Program update	6(4): 4	View
Perry, Patty	Grande Ronde Model Watershed Program update	7(1): 10	View
Perry, Patty	Grande Ronde Model Watershed Program update	7(2): 8	View
Perry, Patty	Grande Ronde Model Watershed Program update	7(4): 8	View
Perry, Patty	Grande Ronde Model Watershed Program update	8(1): 10	View
Perry, Patty	Grande Ronde Model Watershed Program update	8(2): 5
Perry, Patty	Grande Ronde Model Watershed Program update	8(3): 8	View
Perry, Patty	Grande Ronde Model Watershed Program update	8(4): 9	View
Perry, Patty	Grande Ronde Model Watershed Program update	4(4): 8
- Wallenmeyer, Lew
BMNRI staffwriter	Grande Ronde Model Watershed Program welcomes new director	9(1): 8	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Grande Ronde Model Watershed project tour	5(4): 10-11	View
Bishop, Ellen Morris	Grande Ronde River: an overview of geology, The	1(3): 7
Tanaka, John A.	Grazing lands application workshop	3(1): 10-11
Bryant, Larry D.	Grazing the riparian area	6(3): 2-3,10	View
Brown, Perry J.	Great Basin changes with a new national park	2(4): 8
- Lee, Martha E.
BMNRI staffwriter	Green marketing certification	9(1): 10	View
Decker, Dara	GRMWP project highlight: Catherine Creek fish habitat improvement	7(3): 11	View
Lite, Ken	Ground water in Oregon: the unseen resource	9(2): 9	View
Perry, Patty	Habitat restoration activities of the Grande Ronde Model Watershed Program	Salmonids special June 97: 14-15	View
Nakamura, Gary	Harvesting forest biomass	5(3): 5-6	View
Hartsough, Bruce	Harvesting systems and their capabilities	Timber Harvest for FH special July 96: 5,11,15	View
Herrig, Dan	Hatchery programs in the Grande Ronde basin: their origin and their future	Salmonids special June 97: 12-14	View
Parks, Catherine	Have yew heard?	2(4): 6,10
Tobin, Rich	Hells Canyon National Recreation Area	2(4): 2-3
Hall, Frederick C.	Historical and present conditions of the Blue Mountain forests	Fire Ecology and Management special March 94: 1-2
Freels, Harold	Horse logging	Timber Harvest for FH special July 96: 9	View
Kiemnec, Gary	How plants invade new territory	Noxious weeds special Oct. 95: 5
Elliot, W.J.	Hydrologic and sedimentation effects of open and closed roads	6(1): 7-8	View
- Luce, C.H.
- Foltz, R.B.
- Koler, T.E.
- Batasch, Rick	Hydropower relicensing	9(2): 6	View
Glassford, Tom	Innovative equipment modifications for small operations	Timber Harvest for FH special July 96: 10-11	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Insects—boon or bane?	1(3): 6
BMNRI staffwriter	Institute awarded research grant	6(4): 12	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Institute visionary heads to D.C.	4(1): 6
Gravenmeier, Rebecca	Interior Columbia Basin ecosystem management project (ICBEMP) information system development	7(1): 8, 10	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Interior Columbia Basin Ecosystem Management Project	8(1): 2	View
Goodall, Tom	Interior Columbia Basin Ecosystem Management Project: viewpoint from Boise Cascade Corporation	7(1): 11-12	View
Bormann, Bernard T.	Is there a social basis for biological measures of ecosystem sustainability?	3(1): 1-2
Jones, Douglas G.	Jump-starting Blue Mountain ecosystem restoration	3(2): 1-2
BMNRI staffwriter	Keynote speakers set tone of SmallWood '98	9(1): 4	View
Goebel, Leo; Jackson, Bob	Land stewardship objective dictates silvicultural practices	2(3): 5
Garman, Steve	Landscape analysis in ecosystem management: modeling process and pattern	7(1): 5-6	View
Cissel, John	Landscape management—Cascade Center approaches	2(1): 4,7
McIver, James	Landscape thinking in natural resources management	6(4): 6	View
Bottom, Dan	Landscape-level planning for watershed restoration	Watershed special July 94: 8-11
BMNRI staffwriter	Lasting solutions require hard work	3(3): 1-2
Henjum, Mark	Life history of the Swainson's hawk	7(2): 6	View
McIver, James	Limber Jim information day	8(2): 9
McIver, James	Limber Jim: an experiment in the management of fuels	Timber Harvest for FH special July 96: 8	View
Smith, Jane E.	Linking kingdoms in the Blues	8(3): 4,6	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Litigation last resort	3(3): 5
Little, Susan	Long-term site productivity research	2(1): 5
Barker, Jennifer; Barker, Lance	Looking for our place	8(2): 4
Tanaka, John A.	Management practices for restoration: research and development	3(2): 6,8
Keister, George	Managing habitat: game versus nongame	4(2): 6
BMNRI staffwriter	Managing landscapes and ecosystems workshop	4(1): 7,10
BMNRI staffwriter	Managing landscapes and ecosystems workshop	4(3): 9-11
Davis, Jeanette	Managing scattered tracts	4(4): 3
Sheehy, Dennis	Managing wildlife in incomplete habitats	5(2): 5-7
- Vavra, Martin
Gorman, Tom	Marketing/Networking presentations from SmallWood '98	9(1): 7	View
Hansen, Andy	Mechanisms that drive bird species diversity in Yellowstone National Park	7(1): 6-7,15	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Meet the proposed board—BMNRI Board of Directors	1(1): 1
Urban, Karl	Mimulus maze: where cows and bees collide, The	Ecosystem Management special Aug. 93: 9
Tolle, Tim	Monitoring in the Blue Mountains: a strategic approach	6(4): 1,4,11	View
Jensen, Lyle	Monitoring timber outputs and forest conditions on Blue Mountain national forests	6(4): 6-7	View
Marcot, Bruce G.	Monitoring wildlife: reaching for the ideal in a real world	6(4): 7-8,11	View
Wheeler, F. Jeremy	Montane riparian habitat for birds: islands of diversity, retreats for survival	7(2): 10-11	View
- Redman, Timothy S.
- Tewksbury, Joshua J.
Croswell, Deb	Muse honored with national award	4(3): 5
Rother, Earle	Mushroom picking program, Umatilla National Forest	8(3): 10	View
Goebel, Leo	Myths and misconceptions	3(4): 11
BMNRI staffwriter	National Institute for the Environment	5(3): 2	View
Botkin, Daniel	Natural myth, A	3(1): 9-10
BMNRI staffwriter	Nature Conservancy volunteers wage war on weeds	9(3): 10	View
Youtie, Berta	Nature Conservancy, The	1(2): 5-6
Bull, Evelyn L.	Nests of Vaux's swifts found in Blue Mountain forests	1(1): 7
Reynolds, Dennis	Never-ending process, A	Watershed special July 94: 16-17
Hartsough, Bruce	"New" harvesting system for stand health improvement, A	5(4): 4-5	View
- Kellogg, Loren
Beschta, Bob	New hydrologic perspective of how beaver ponds function, A	7(2): 2-3	View
- McNamara, Michael
Clark, Earl	New ideas for Oregon business	5(3): 9-10	View
BMNRI staffwriter	New Perspectives in action	2(1): 3-4
Burley, Chuck	Northwest Forestry Association: a unified voice for timber	4(4): 8,10
Csuti, Blair; Scott, J. Michael	Northwestern Biodiversity Initiative	1(2): 7
von Segen, William	Not a matter of if…	9(1): 3	View
Tanaka, John A.	Notes from my desk to yours	4(4): 1
Tanaka, John A.	Notes from the Acting Manager	4(1): 1,3
Tanaka, John A.	Notes from the Acting Manager	4(2): 1,3
Tanaka, John A.	Notes from the Acting Manager	4(3): 1
Thomas, Jack Ward	Notes from the Director	1(1): 1
Hartmann, Larry	Notes from the Manager	6(3): 1	View
Hartmann, Larry	Notes from the Manager	6(4): 2	View
Hartmann, Larry	Notes from the Manager	7(1): 1,3	View
Hartmann, Larry	Notes from the Manager	7(2): 2	View
Hartmann, Larry	Notes from the Manager	7(3): 2	View
Hartmann, Larry	Notes from the Manager	7(4): 2	View
Hartmann, Larry	Notes from the Manager	8(1): 4	View
Hartmann, Larry	Notes from the Manager	8(2): 1
Hartmann, Larry	Notes from the Manager	8(3): 3	View
Hartmann, Larry	Notes from the Manager	8(4): 2	View
Hartmann, Larry	Notes from the Manager	9(1): 2	View
Hartmann, Larry	Notes from the Manager	9(2): 2, 4	View
Hartmann, Larry	Notes from the Manager	9(3): 2	View
Henshaw, John	Notes from the Manager	5(4): 2	View
Henshaw, John	Notes from the Manager	6(1): 1	View
Henshaw, John	Notes from the Manager	6(2): 2	View
Quigley, Thomas M.	Notes from the Manager	1(2): 1-2
Quigley, Thomas M.	Notes from the Manager	1(3): 1
Quigley, Thomas M.	Notes from the Manager	1(4): 1-2
Quigley, Thomas M.	Notes from the Manager	2(1): 3
Quigley, Thomas M.	Notes from the Manager	2(2): 1-2
Quigley, Thomas M.	Notes from the Manager	2(3): 1
Quigley, Thomas M.	Notes from the Manager	2(4): 1
Quigley, Thomas M.	Notes from the Manager	3(1): 2
Quigley, Thomas M.	Notes from the Manager	3(2): 5
Quigley, Thomas M.	Notes from the Manager	3(3): 2
Quigley, Thomas M.	Notes from the Manager	3(4): 1
Tanaka, John A.	Notes from the Manager	5(1): 1
Tanaka, John A.	Notes from the Manager	5(2): 2
Tanaka, John A.	Notes from the Manager	5(3): 3	View
Karl, Michael G.	Noxious weeds: monitoring an insidious threat to ecosystem health	6(4): 10-11	View
- Johnson, Douglas E.
- Rice, Peter M.
- Rider, John
BMNRI staffwriter	Oberteuffer named to forestry board	4(3): 10
Eisgruber, L.M.	One step closer to a salmon recovery plan	4(2): 2-4
BMNRI staffwriter	Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife studies array of wildlife issues	8(1): 7	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Oregon State University Extension	8(1): 4,6	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Oregon State University, College of Agricultural Sciences	8(1): 8	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Oregon State University, College of Forestry	8(1): 11	View
Inmon, Nancy	Oregon Women in Timber brings the forest to classrooms	4(4): 3
Conway, Flaxen	Oregon's timber-dependent communities: Where are they and how are they faring?	4(1): 3-4
Ingham, Elaine R.	Organisms in the soil: the functions of bacteria, fungi, protozoa, nematodes, and arthropods (Soil seminar report)	5(1): 10-12,16-17
Clark, Roger N.	Outdoor recreation: frivolous fun or a fundamental resource value?	2(4): 1,4
Sater, Susan	Pacific Northwest Region wilderness stewardship priorities	7(4): 9,12	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Pacific Northwest Research Station focuses on disturbance processes	8(1): 5	View
Johnson, Charlie	Panel discussion: to burn or not to burn? What is the proper use of fire in managing forests?	Fire Ecology and Management special March 94: 14-20
- Jacques, Mark
- Oberteuffer, Bill
- Macdonald, Catherine
- Youtie, Berta
BMNRI staffwriter	Panel discussion: what, in your view, has to change in order for us to be practicing ecosystem management?	Ecosystem Management special Aug. 93: 15-18
BMNRI staffwriter	Partner highlight—Columbia-Blue Mountain Resource Conservation and Development Area, Inc.	5(2): 5
BMNRI staffwriter	Partners and cooperators join forces with BMNRI	1(3): 6
BMNRI staffwriter	Partners	4(4): 1
Croswell, Deb	Patawa finds new opportunities in D.C.	4(3): 3
Carlson, Louis	Peanut brittle relationship, The	8(2): 7,9
Donovan, Peter	Person-centered economic development	9(2): 11	View
Blaustein, Andrew R.	Perspective on declining amphibian populations, A	6(2): 8	View
Horton, Robert	Plan for habitat restoration in the Grande Ronde Basin, The	Watershed special July 94: 11,13,15
BMNRI staffwriter	PNW Research Station develops diversity policy	5(3): 10	View
Brown, Rick	Post-fire salvage	7(3): 4	View
Blatner, Keith	Potential for special forest products industry in the Pacific Northwest	8(4): 7	View
Tiedemann, Arthur R.	Potential impacts of prescribed burning on sustainable forest productivity	2(2): 9
- Klemmedson, James O.
Tiedemann, Arthur R.	Prescribed burning and productivity: a nutrient management perspective	Fire Ecology and Management special March 94: 6-9
Cromack, Kermit, Jr.	Prescribed underburning of ponderosa pine forest ecosystems—effects on soil nitrogen availability and nutrient recycling processes	7(3): 7-8	View
McInnis, Michael L.	Principles of successful livestock grazing in riparian ecosystems	6(3): 1-2,8	View
Clayton, James L.	Processes of soil formation (Soil seminar report)	5(1): 4-6
Grace, Dick	Public access and roads	6(1): 6	View
Lang, Lisa	Public finance programs	5(3): 11	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Public survey reports support for active management	7(1): 14	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Publications available	7(1): 16-17	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Publications of interest	6(2): 7	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Publications of interest	7(4): 5	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Publications of interest	8(1): 2	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Publications of interest	8(3): 6	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Publications relating to fire in the Blue Mountains	7(3): 9-10,12	View
Crowe, Elizabeth	Quaking aspen and black cottonwood: historical and present-day distribution in the Blue Mountains	Cottonwood and aspen special Jan. 96:1-2
BMNRI staffwriter	Quigley named Institute Manager	2(3): 1
Southworth, Jack	Ranching and riparians	Ecosystem Management special Aug. 93: 12-13
Quimby, Chuck	Rangeland condition monitoring	6(4): 4-5	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Rangeland recovery	3(2): 11
Everett, Richard	Rare plant consortium	1(3): 4-5
Johnson, Sid	Reader comment	6(2): 11	View
Goebel, Lee	Reader viewpoint: Myths and misconceptions	3(4): 11
BMNRI staffwriter	Recent publications of interest	6(1): 9	View
McIver, James	Recovery plans	Salmonids special June 97: 16-20	View
Henshaw, John	Re-creating the maps: issues and process—road closures in U.S. National Forests	6(1): 1-2	View
Wolk, Tonia	Recreation—another commodity?	2(4): 11
Cole, Brian D.	Regional strategies program assists eastern Oregon forests	4(3): 8
Atzet, Thomas	Reintroducing fire into ecosystems	Fire Ecology and Management special March 94: 2-4
McIver, James	Research at the BMRNI	8(1): 1,3, table	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Research offers options	3(3): 7-8
McIver, James	Research on small-diameter stands	9(1): 2	View
McGowan, Vance	Resident fishes of the Blue Mountains	6(2): 6-7	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Resource challenges abound	9(3): 8	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Resource conservation a priority	9(3): 6	View
Agee, James K.	Restoration of Blue Mountain forests with fire: is it possible?	7(3): 3,6	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Riparian areas: fragile—handle with care	1(3): 5
Elmore, Wayne	Riparian areas: perceptions in management	6(3): 9,11	View
- Beschta, Robert L.
Southworth, Jack	Riparian enclosures	3(2): 9
Kauffman, Boone	Riparian plants and how they function	Ecosystem Management special Aug. 93: 10-11
Rainville, Bob	Road management	6(1): 6	View
Wisdom, Mike	Roads, access, and wildlife	6(1): 2-3	View
BMNRI staffwriter	S&R Industries creates new products, markets	5(3): 7-8	View
Tuttle, Merritt E.	Salmon and Columbia River dams	Salmonids special June 97: 11-12	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Salmon recovery plan completed	3(4): 4-5
Whittlesey, Norman K.	Salmon recovery—an economist's view	1(4): 3-4
Swift, Ralph	Salmon: turning emotion into action	Watershed special July 94: 12-13
Sedell, Jim	Salmonid status in the Columbia River basin	Salmonids special June 97: 5-6	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Salmonids in peril: ecology and management of Blue Mountain native fishes	Salmonids special June 97: 1	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Salvage after fire—the word from the field	7(3): 4-5	View
Lambert, Michael	Salvage harvesting and forest health improvement with new technology	2(3): 7
Barrett, James J.	Salvage—dirty word or silvicultural tool in the forest rehab grab bag?	2(3): 6
BMNRI staffwriter	Save our birds, save our forests	7(2): 7	View
Quigley, Thomas M.	Science documents completed for Interior Columbia Basin Ecosystem Management Project	7(1): 9,14	View
- Bigler-Cole, Heidi
BMNRI staffwriter	Science team reports on interior Columbia Basin work	7(2): 8-9	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Seminars format changing	6(3): 10	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Sensitive logging earns award	5(2): 9
BMNRI staffwriter	Seventh American Forest Congress feedback	6(3): 10	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Seventh American Forest Congress	6(2): 11	View
Shinn, Craig W.	Seventh American Forest Congress—toward a shared vision	5(4): 9-10	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Seventh Generation Group Meets	7(1): 14	View
Shepperd, Wayne D.	Silviculture and management of aspen in the West	Cottonwood and aspen special Jan. 96: 10-11
Sproull, Jane	Sixth world wilderness congress to convene in India in '98	7(4): 11	View
Black, Terry	SmallWood '98 Conference and Exposition	9(1): 1	View
Black, Terry	SmallWood '98 manufacturing and processing track	9(1): 6	View
BMNRI staffwriter	SmallWood Exposition	9(1): 1	View
Hartmann, Larry	SmallWood roundtables & shortcourses	9(1): 9	View
Brunson, Mark	Social acceptability of silvicultural practices	2(3): 10
Stankey, George H.	Social aspects of water resource management	1(4): 5
Sackett, Stephen S.	Soil and cambium temperatures associated with prescribed burning	Fire Ecology and Management special March 94: 5
- Haase, Sally M.
Harvey, Alan E.	Soil and the forest floor: what it is, how it works, and how to treat it (Soil seminar report)	5(1): 6-9
Cromack, Kermit, Jr.	Soil nutrient cycling in western forest systems	8(3): 9	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Soil seminar coming	4(4): 4
BMNRI staffwriter	Soil: the foundation of the ecosystem (Soil seminar report)	5(1): 1
Hatfield, Doc	Solutions for the land and the people	3(3): 6-7
- Hatfield, Connie
BMNRI staffwriter	Some thoughts on sustainability	3(1): 11
Templin Richards, Rebecca	Special forest product harvesting: cultural patterns, community development, and natural resource management	8(4): 1-2	View
Phalan, Alice	State help available for dispute resolution	3(3): 3-4
Kline, LeRoy	State of Oregon watershed health benchmark proposal	3(2): 2
Carmichael, Rich	Status and life histories of salmonids in the Grande Ronde basin	Salmonids special June 97: 7-9	View
Buchanan, Dave	Status and life history of bull trout in the Grande Ronde basin	Salmonids special June 97: 10	View
Harr, Dennis	Stream processes	3(4): 1-2
Anderson-Tyler, Janet	Supply/harvest issues in small-diameter wood	9(1): 5, 9	View
Vavra, Martin	Sustainability in the Blue Mountains	3(1): 7-8
- Krueger, William C.
Freed, James R.	Sustainability of native plants for special forest products from non-industrial forest lands	8(4): 8	View
Henjum, Mark	Swainson's hawks—the Oregon-Argentina connection	7(2): 6	View
BMNRI staffwriter	SWCD citizen board offers opportunity for involvement	9(3): 9	View
Frank, Bill, Jr.	Talk our way to solutions	3(3): 2-3
Maser, Chris	Thoughts on social-environmental sustainability	8(2): 2
Lichen, Tim	Three byways to enjoy the Blue Mountains	2(4): 5-6
Porter, Terry	Timber cost accounting	4(1): 8-9
- Caudill, Jim
Breese, Lynn	Timber harvest at the Dixie Meadow Company	Timber Harvest for FH special July 96: 12-14	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Timber harvesting for forest health seminar series	6(3): 6,8	View
Fremd, Ted	Time in the Blue Mountains	2(4): 7,10
Wertz, Tara	To move or not to move	7(2): 5	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Tours	9(1): 7, 9	View
Roberts, Jimmy	Transportation systems that fit with forest health	Timber Harvest for FH special July 96: 4	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Tread softly—invertebrates at work!	1(2): 6
George, Rick	Tribal perspective of salmon problems and solutions	Salmonids special June 97: 3-4	View
Landsburg, Joan	Twice burned? We hope not—the reburn project	7(3): 10	View
Carlson, Douglas	Umatilla Forest Resources Council	4(4): 4
James, Gary	Umatilla River fisheries restoration a success	3(4): 8
Oberteuffer, Bill	Uneven-aged silviculture	3(4): 6-7
Johnson, Bruce	Ungulate research and future activities at Starkey	5(2): 1
BMNRI staffwriter	University of Washington studies fire east of the Cascade Range	8(1): 6	View
Peterson, Janice	Values at odds: prescribed fire and air quality in the Blue Mountains	2(2): 8
Urban, Karl	Very special plant place: a river runs through it, under it, and over it, A	Watershed special July 94: 7,9
McIver, James	Volunteer spirit aids BMNRI research	9(3): 6	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Wallowa County men named Oregon Tree Farmer of the Year	2(1): 5
Rainville, Suzanne	Wallowa-Whitman National Forest program opportunities and challenges	8(4): 3, 9	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Wanted: Dead. Yellow Starthistle	7(4): 6	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Washington State University work in the Blue Mountains	8(1): 9	View
Searles, Kent	Water availability and water use within the Grande Ronde River Basin	Watershed special July 94: 4-5,8
Reynolds, Dennis	Water temperatures in review	4(1): 10-11
BMNRI staffwriter	Watershed board names new director	5(3): 5	View
Perry, Patty	Watershed councils, a new creature?	6(2): 8-9	View
Boehne, Paul	Watershed monitoring: it's what makes adaptive management work!	6(4): 2-3	View
- Webster, James G.
Farrow, Mike	Watershed restoration activities	Watershed special July 94: 17-18
Adams, Paul W.	Watersheds as systems and management units	Watershed special July 94: 2-3,8
Lee, Kai N.	Watersheds—looking for the right scale, the right parties, and right questions	Watershed special July 94: 1,6,15,19-20
Rosen, Rudolph A.	We must protect our native deer and elk	5(4): 8	View
BMNRI staffwriter	WEB curriculum use continues to grow	8(1): 6	View
BMNRI staffwriter	WEB education program earns recognition	4(4): 5
Dade, Gary	Weed control and restoration in the Blue Mountains—panel presentation	Noxious weeds special Oct. 95: 6-0
- Corp, Mary
- Pranger, Dave
- Youtie, Berta
Core, John	WESTAR Council holds biomass utilization conference	4(3): 1-2
Erickson, Leonard	Wetlands—a vanishing resource?	1(4): 6
Adams, Paul W.	What birds are you seeing?	7(2): 7	View
BMNRI staffwriter	What's happening at the Union Station?	8(1): 9	View
BMNRI staffwriter	What's new about New Perspectives?	2(1): 1
BMNRI staffwriter	Who benefits? Who pays?	1(4): 2
McNeel, Joe	Why "new" harvesting techniques are important to ecosystem management	5(4): 1	View
Watson, Jay	Why wilderness?	7(4): 1,5	View
BMNRI staffwriter	Wilderness and the local economy	7(4): 11	View
Ernst, Gayla	Wilderness areas of the Blue Mountains	7(4): 2-4	View
McIver, James	Wilderness as a control	7(4): 8-9	View
McIver, James	Wildfire effects on bird abundance diversity	7(3): 11	View
Henjum, Mark	Wildlife and their habitats	Ecosystem Management special Aug. 93: 6-8
BMNRI staffwriter	Wildlife considerations	2(2): 6
Gale, Richard P.	Will forest-dependent communities welcome New Forestry?	2(1): 6
Morrell, Jeffrey J.	Wood utilization in the Blue Mountains	4(3): 6-7,10
BMNRI staffwriter	Yew examined at workshop	3(1): 8-9

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