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MTNCLIM 2010 Mountain Climate Research Conference
June 7-10, 2010 in Blue River, Oregon
Photo credit: Al Levno and the USFS PNW-OSU Forest Science Data BankConference Archives
MtnClim2010 Program
Talks and Posters (PDFs)
Video
Archive of Presentations
Coming soon:
Managers' Workshop Summary
The winning posters in the Student Poster Contest were:
WESTERN SPRUCE BUDWORM
OUTBREAK, CLIMATE, AND FIRE INTERACTIONS IN THE MIXED CONIFER FORESTS OF
THE INTERIOR PACIFIC NORTHWEST
Flower, Aquila; Gavin, Dan G.; Heyerdahl, Emily K.; Parsons, Russel A.
SNOW MELT ENERGY
BALANCE IN A BURNED FOREST STAND, CROWSNEST PASS, ALBERTA, CANADA: RESULTS
FROM THE 2009 FIELD SEASON
Burles, Katie; Boon, Sarah
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The MTNCLIM research conferences are sponsored by the Consortium for Integrated Climate Research on Western Mountains (CIRMOUNT), and are dedicated to mountain climate sciences and effects of climate variability on ecosystems, natural resources, and conservation in western North American mountains. MTNCLIM conferences feature invited and contributed talks, poster sessions, and working-group sessions. A post-conference workshop for natural-resource managers is held to address implications of climate variability and climate change in conservation and resource management. MTNCLIM convenes every two years. MTNCLIM 2010 will be held June 7-10, 2010 in Blue River, Oregon at the HJ Andrews Experimental Forest.Conference Participation
The MTNCLIM conferences are intended for scientists, students, managers, policy makers and other professionals interested in mountain climate sciences, their effects on ecosystems, and interactions with resource management, conservation, policy, and society in western North America. Meetings are scheduled annually/biennially and rotate around western mountain regions. They are designed to communicate serious science in informal settings. We encourage presentation of work-in-progress, innovative directions, controversial topics, and especially encourage young scientists to offer abstracts.
Goals
MTNCLIM Conferences aim to advance the sciences related to climate and climate interactions with physical, ecological, and social systems of western North American mountains. Specifically, MTNCLIM goals are to:
- Provide a regular forum for current, interdisciplinary research through invited and contributed oral and poster sessions;
- Promote active integration of science into resource-management application through focused sessions, panels, and ongoing problem-oriented working groups;
- Advance action goals of CIRMOUNT through ad hoc committees, networking opportunities, co-hosting meetings, and targeted fund-raising efforts.
Sponsors
MTNCLIM 2010 is sponsored by CIRMOUNT, with funding and
support from the following agencies and institutions:
- USDA Forest Service, Pacific Southwest Research Station
- University of Arizona, School of Natural Resources
- University of Washington, College of the Environment
- NOAA, Earth Systems Research Lab
- USDA Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Research Station
- Oregon State University, Dept. of Forest Ecosystems and Society
- USDA Forest Service, Willamette National Forest
- USGS Water Resources, Geology, and Biological Resources Divisions
- University of California, Scripps Institution of Oceanography
- Mountain Research Initiative, Berne, Switzerland
- Desert Research Institute, Western Regional Climate Center
- University of Arizona, Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research
- University of California, White Mountain Research Station
Archives
Records of previous MTNCLIM meetings, including pdf copies of talks and
posters,
are available on the CIRMOUNT website:
Meeting Archives.
Pacific Southwest Research Station