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MANAGEMENT PRESENTATIONS AND FIELD TOURS

Listed chronologically:

1994. White, J. Presentation to Clark College Forestry Class, Vancouver, WA.

1994. White, J. Presentation to the Society of American Foresters, Oregon State University Chapter, Corvallis, OR.

1994. White, J. Field tour of the Butte DEMO block, as part of Gifford Pinchot National Forest meeting with Western Ancient Forest Campaign, Randle, WA.

1995. Amaranthus, M. Presentaion at the meeting of Interregional Ecosystem Management Coordinating Group, Stevenson, WA.

1995. White, J. Presentation at the meeting of Timber Measurements Society, Clackamas, OR.

1995. White, J. Presentation to Clark College Forestry Class, Vancouver, WA.

1995. White, J.; Couche, D. Presentation at scientific open house for Wind River Canopy Crane, Carson, WA.

1995. White, J. Field tour of Paradise Hills DEMO block with Vancouver Kiwanis Club, Carson, WA.

1995. White, J. Presentation to the Wildlife Society Meeting during field trip to Wind River Canopy Crane, Carson, WA.

1996. White, J.; Horton, A. Presentation to the Southwest Washington Society of American Foresters meeting at the Hoffstadt Visitor Center, Kid Valley, WA.

1997. Aubry, K. The Demonstration of Ecosystem Management Options (DEMO) Project: overview of study design and preliminary results. Presentation to Forest Leadership Team, Gifford Pinchot National Forest, Vancouver, WA.

1997. Maguire, C. Critique of wildlife component of DEMO for Forestry Research Lab Fish and Wildlife Habitat in Managed Forests—Program Review, Corvallis, OR.

1998. Abbott, R. Poster presentation to Cycle Oregon, Diamond Lake, OR.

1998. Abbott, R. Field tour of Watson Falls DEMO block with Central Oregon Community College, Diamond Lake, OR.

1998. White, J. Presentation at scientific open house for Wind River Canopy Crane, Carson, WA.

1998. White, J. Field tour of Paradise Hills DEMO block with Society of American Foresters, Carson, WA.

1998. White, J. Field tour of Paradise Hills DEMO block with Southwest Washington Provincial Interagency Executive Committee, Carson, WA.

1998. White, J.; Nakae, J. Field tour of Paradise Hills with Danish Forestry Student Study Tour. Carson, WA.

1999. Nakae, J.; Luoma, D. Presentation to USFS Region 6 resource staff, Portland, OR.

1999. Nakae, J.; Tompkins, E. Field tour of Butte DEMO block with Malispina University Student Tour, Randle, WA.

1999. Peterson, C.; Aubry, K.; Abbott, R. Presentation to USFS Washington Office Ecosystems Staff, Washington, D.C.

2000. Nakae, J. Presentation to Gifford Pinchot National Forest Silviculture and Wildlife Annual Meeting, Vancouver, WA.

2000. Nakae, J. Field tour of Paradise Hills DEMO block with IUFRO Canopy Processes Tour, Carson, WA.

2000. Nakae, J.; White, B. Field tour of Little White DEMO block with Evergreen College Student Tour, Trout Lake, WA.

2000. Nakae, J.; Obedzinski, B.; Pond, M. Field tour of Paradise Hills DEMO block with Danish Forest Student Tour, Carson, WA.

2002. Luoma, D.; Abbott, R. Presentation and poster to Umpqua, Rogue, Siskyou National Forests Wildlife and Fuels Workshop, Gold Beach, OR.

2002. Peterson, C.; Aubry, K. Working across boundaries to achieve sustainable forest management: successes and lessons learned in the Pacific Northwest: the DEMO research and development experience. Presentation to USFS Chief and National Leadership Team, Welches, OR.

2004. Nakae, J.; Obedzinski, B. The 10th annual canopy crane facility science meeting. Field tour of Paradise Hills DEMO block with meeting participants, Carson, WA.

2004. Nakae, J.; Ribe, R.; Heithecker, T.; Nelson, C.; Davis, N.; Luoma, D.; Gitzen, B. IUFRO Workshop—Balancing ecosystem values. Field tour of Paradise Hills DEMO block with workshop participants, Carson, WA.

2005. Maguire, D.; Abbott, R. Levels of Growing Stock annual field tour. Watson Falls DEMO Unit 3 (40 Percent Dispersed): Discussion on vegetative response and synthesis of interactions with wildlife and social perceptions, Diamond Lake, OR.

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