Pacific Southwest Research Station

The PSW Climate Science Workshop was held April 29 - May 1, 2008 in Placerville, California. The following are pdf versions of Power Point presentations from the workshop.

Program from the PSW Climate Science Workshop 2008

• Bytnerowicz, Andrzej. Air pollution & climate change interactive effects on forests
• Delany, Diane. PSW Station Climate-Topics Website; Input and Opportunities
• Eubanks, Steve. Sierra Nevada Conservancy
• Frankel, Susan. Storytelling: Forest diseases, climate, and climate change
• Furniss, Michael and Cindy Miner. PSW communication programs for climate
• Furniss, Michael. Water and climate change: Watershed vulnerability
• Mason, Garland; Hao Tran; and Peter Stine. PSW Station current context regarding climate
• Giardina, Christian. Climate change and carbon cycling - from model Hawaiian experimental systems to continental scale studies
• Giller, Roland. Communicating climate science to the public
• Groover, Andrew. Identifying genetic mechanisms regulating wood traits relevant to carbon sequestration and biofuels in Populus
• Hunsaker, Carolyn. Precipitation and stream flow variability for the Southern Sierra Nevada with a changing climate
• Jermstad, Kathie. QTL-by-Environment interactions for spring bud flush in Douglas-fir; Summing up
• Landram, Mike. Towards a tool for the toolkit
• Lind, Amy. Sierra Nevada amphibian studies: Brief update
• Lisle, Tom. Assessment of watershed vulnerabilities to global climate change
• MacKenzie, Rich. Impacts of climate change on the ecosystem services of Micronesian mangrove forests
• Matthews, Kathleen. Climate change and high elevation amphibians
• Millar, Connie. Westwide Climate Initiative, CIRMOUNT, Western Mountain Initiative
• Millar, Connie. Studies in high-elevation responses to climate variability; trees, pika, and periglacial processes
• Nechodom, Mark. California state climate initiatives
• Nechodom, Mark. Update on forest mitigation strategies, Alder Springs Biomass Project
• Pendleton,Beth. Climate planning at Region 5 and opportunities for PSW collaboration
• Preisler, Haiganoush. Modeling wildfire and forest insect disturbances in a changing climate
• Skinner, Carl. Exploring fire and climate interactions in southwest Oregon and California
• Smith, Nikola. Climate change and USFS national policy
• Solomon, Al. National FSR Global Change Program and Strategy
• Vargas, Kelaine. Urban forest greenhouse gas reporting protocols for the California Carbon Action Registry
• Vogler, Det. White pines in the Tahoe Basin: Global change in a fishbowl
• Westfall, Bob. Genecological responses in western conifers to climate change over the last two millennia
• Wright, Jessica. Conservation genetics and climate change
• Yeh, Sharon. The Tahoe National Forest case study in adaptation to climate change
• Zhang, Jianwei. Intensively managing plantations for carbon