'Douglas fir' presentation slideshows

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Is the world getting to be a more hazardous place?

Is the world getting to be a more hazardous place?. Professor Adrian McDonald University of Leeds. Structure. Some general principles Flooding Fire Fisheries Ecology. Real or perceived?. Unchanged hazards Improved observation Improved recording Improved communication. Definitions.

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Formwork Design Tables

Formwork Design Tables. Lecture 6. Formwork Design Tables. Based on the principles outlined so far, safe spans for many timber and plywood formwork components have been calculated and arranged in tables for use by formwork designer.

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Tropical Rain Forests

Tropical Rain Forests. Warm, wet and humid all year round Nutrient poor soil-high rate of decomposition Different layers within the forest create a variety of niches Emergent, upper and lower canopies, forest floor Amount of sunlight determines what lives in each layer.

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Dendrology

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Plant ID Game

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Chapter 2: The United States Economy

Chapter 2: The United States Economy. FREEDOM OF ENTERPRISE & CHOICE. PRIVATE PROPERTY. ROLE OF SELF-INTEREST. COMPETITION. CAPITALIST IDEOLOGY. FREEDOM OF ENTERPRISE & CHOICE. PRIVATE PROPERTY. ROLE OF SELF-INTEREST. COMPETITION. CAPITALIST IDEOLOGY. LARGE NUMBERS. ENTRY &

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Kachin a Dolls Of the Native American Indians

Kachin a Dolls Of the Native American Indians. First, what is a Kachina ? The Hopi Indians people live primarily in Arizona . The Hopi believe that the majority of spirits ( Kachinas ) reside on the Humphreys Peak, near where the Hopi live.

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Wood Basics

Wood Basics. Understanding the characteristics of wood. The Make Up of Wood. Wood can be defined as the whole of several distinct attributes found in the growth of a tree. Bark, Cambium, Bast , Sapwood, Heartwood and the Pith. Wood Grain.

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Forestry

Forestry. Introduction to World Agriculture. Objectives. Define terms related to forestry. Describe the forest regions of the US. Discuss important relationships among forests, wildlife, and water resources. Identify important types and species of trees. Describe how a tree grows.

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Data Management

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Natural Resources

Natural Resources. Softwoods. Austrian Pine. Blue Spruce. Douglas Fir. Eastern Larch. Eastern Red Cedar. Eastern White Pine. Northern White Cedar. Norway Spruce. Ponderosa Pine. Scotch Pine. White Fir. White Spruce.

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Taiga Plants and Abiotic Factors

Taiga Plants and Abiotic Factors. T he Taiga biome stretches across a large portion of Canada, Europe and Asia. It is the largest biome in the world. Winters are cold and summers are warm. Lots of conifers grow here. .

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Its Best to Recognize Woods

Its Best to Recognize Woods. Identify Wood Types: Douglas Fir, Pine, Cedar, Maple, Sweet Gum, Oak, Walnut, Plywood, Particle Board, Veneer, Engineered Lumber. Cedar. Stringy Bark and Scales

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Fairy Lake Rx Burn Monitoring

Fairy Lake Rx Burn Monitoring. 160 acre Rx burn unit implemented in fall 2004. Stated objectives: Mimic light to moderate ground fire To minimize the mortality of mature whitebark pine (<5%) To create cache habitat

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Warm-up:

Warm-up:. What are two things that characterize a biome?. Taiga:. Taiga:. Taiga: General Description. The coldness and food shortages make living there very difficult especially in the winter. The soil is very thin and has very few nutrients. The taiga is also known as the Boreal forests.

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Temperate Rainforest

Temperate Rainforest. By: Brianna(:. Location. Abiotic Factors. Temperature - Remains 60 degrees throughout the year Soil - very fertile Rainfall - Up to 150 inches of rain falls in the temperate rain forest each year.

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T e m p erate Rain Forest

T e m p erate Rain Forest. Biome Research By Zoe Lovett ?. Temperate Rain Forest Geography & Climate. Location : Europe and North America Description : New Zealand, Southern Chile, and Pacific Northwest of the United States Soil type : Rich soil Precipitation : 200cm- 400cm yearly

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Conifers of North Idaho

Douglas Fir Western Larch Western White Pine Ponderosa Pine Lodgepole Pine Western Hemlock Grand Fir Engelmann Spruce Subalpine Fir Western Red Cedar Pacific Yew. Pseudotsuga menziesii Larix occidentalis Pinus monticola Pinus ponderosa Pinus contorta Tsuga heterophylla

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