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Pacific Northwest Research Station
Blue Mountains National Resources Institute

Forestry and Range Sciences Laboratory
1401 Gekeler Lane
La Grande, OR 97850

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Clicking on one of the projects listed below will give you the title of the research project, principal investigators, a brief description, cost, products for finished work, and status for ongoing work. Cost is broken down into direct appropriated dollars (BMNRI), funds obtained from granting agencies, and total dollars. More detailed information about any of these projects, or about the research program in general, can be obtained by e-mail or by calling Jim McIver, Research Coordinator, at (541) 962-6528.

(March 1999 listing)

Agroforestry Practices and Their Relation to Riparian Areas

Blue Mountains Monitoring Framework

Deerhorn Fuels Reduction

Electronic (Fenceless) Livestock Control

Fire History in the Blue Mountains

Forest Canopy Gaps and Disturbance Agents in the Blue Mountains

Forest Service Employees Value Survey

Genesis Forest Health Demonstration

Limber Jim Fuels Reduction

Long-Term Trends in Blue Mountain Forests and Rangeland Conditions

Management Strategies to Improve Livestock Distribution in Riparian Ecosystems (Cattle Dispersion Study)

Northroad Stand Improvment

Public Acceptance of Alternative Fuels Reduction Methods

Synthesis and Research Framework

Wildfire and Breeding Bird Communities on Pine District

Wildfire and Breeding Bird Communities on Pine District

Principal Investigator: Rex Sallabanks (Sustainable Ecosystem Institute)

Other Partners: Douglas Lisle (Pine Ranger District, Wallowa-Whitman NF)

This study was intended to determine the effects on avifauna of an innovative salvage harvest within the Twin Lakes Burn of Pine District (summer 1994). Avifauna data were collected spring 1995 and 1996, and one of the sampled units was harvested later in 1996. A third year of data will be collected in spring 1997.

Cost: BMNRI-20K; Total-50K

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US Forest Service - Pacific Northwest Research Station, Blue Mountains National Resources Institute
Last Modified: Wednesday, 16 July 2008 at 17:05:42 EDT