Demonstration of Ecosystem Management Options Study

	DEMO Home
	About Us
	Contact Us
	Photo Gallery
	Publications & Presentations
	Research
	Research Questions
	Areas of Investigation
	· Vegetation · Wildlife · Ectomycorrhizal fungi · Invertebrates · Social Perceptions · Microclimate
	Data Management/Archiving
	Personnel

	Resource Management and Productivity Program

	Pacific Northwest Research Station

	USFS Research & Development

	Evaluate Our Service Your comments and suggestions are very important to our service improvement.

Pacific Northwest Research Station Demonstration of Ecosystem Management Options P.O. Box 3890 Portland, OR 97208-3890

DEMO Home > Research > Wildlife > Mammals

Research

Wildlife—Mammals


Additional habitat, diet, and range information for the white-footed vole (Arborimus albipes).	Small-mammal response to experimental canopy gaps in the southern Washington Cascade range


Response of terrestrial small mammals to differing amounts and patterns of green-tree retention	Northern flying squirrels, timber harvest, and green-tree retention in the Pacific Northwest

US Forest Service - Pacific Northwest Research Station, Demonstration of Ecosystem Management Options
Last Modified: Thursday,27March2008 at12:40:07EDT