A General Framework for Ecological Restoration in Changing Climate
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About The Presenter
J. Boone Kauffman is a former Director of the Institute of Pacific Islands Forestry, Pacific Southwest Research Station.
About This Presentation
Running time: 29 minutes and 36 seconds.
Production by: M.J. Furniss and J. Guntle, Communications and Applications, PNW and PSW Research Stations
Topics covered:
- A General Framework for Ecological Restoration in a Changing Climate
- Yap, FSM
- Biological Diversity in Global Context
- Utah
- Hell's Canyon Idaho
- Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
- White Clouds Idaho
- Linkages from the Forest to the Stream
- Biological Diversity
- Effects of Land Use on Biological Diversity
- Vegetation and Insects
- Aesthetics
- Why Restore and Protect Biological Diversity?
- E.O. Wilson Quote
- Badlands of Guam
- Poor Land Use
- Northeast Oregon
- Kahoolawe Island, Hawaii
- Threatened Species
- A History of Change
- Aldo Leopold
- Ecological Restoration
- Causes of Watershed Degradation
- Symptoms of Degradation
- Global Climate Change
- Mangroves
- Effects of Climate Change
- What is Restoration
- The Resources at Risk
- Cogs and Wheels in Ecological Restoration
- Ecosystem Structure and Function
- Altered Structure and Function
- Restored Structure and Function
- Simplified Approach
- Passive Restoration
- Secondary Forest-PNSR
- Mud Springs Creek- OR
- Hakalau NWR, Hawaii
- Active Restoration
- Kona Coast
- Examples of Restoration Approaches for the Pacific
- Hakalau NWR, Hawaii
- Overcoming barriers to restoration of Pacific Forests
- Misinterpretation of Ecosystem Needs
- What are some Misinterpretations?
- Mark Twain
- Desired Characteristics of Species to be used for restoration
- Why the focus on native species?
- Potential native trees for savanna reforestation
- Preservation