'Whitebark pine' presentation slideshows

2013 5th Quizzes

2013 5th Quizzes. Can you explain the 1:10 rule What are the three major hypotheses used to explain the success of biological invasions Can you compare and contrast qualitative vs. quantitative resistance

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Kendra G. Schotzko & Stephen P. Cook 19 September 2014 University of Idaho Moscow, Idaho

Kendra G. Schotzko & Stephen P. Cook 19 September 2014 University of Idaho Moscow, Idaho. Mountain Pine Beetle Impacts on Whitebark Pine: Mortality and Stand Dynamics in the Intermountain West. Whitebark Pine of the Intermountain West. Primary Research Goals:

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Climate and Whitebark Pine Establishment in the Alpine Treeline Ecotone

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Whitebark pine: Ecology, Threats, and Why We Care

Whitebark Pine Ecosystem Foundation www.whitebarkfound.org. Whitebark pine: Ecology, Threats, and Why We Care. Diana F. Tomback, Director Diana.Tomback@ucdenver.edu Photo credits: D. F. Tomback Unless noted otherwise. Willmore Wilderness Provincial Park.

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Whitebark Pine in Peril 2008 Summary

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Spatial Modeling of Whitebark Pine in Three Rocky Mountain Ecosystems

Spatial Modeling of Whitebark Pine in Three Rocky Mountain Ecosystems. FEScUE Program, Summer 2009. Whitebark Pine. Whitebark pine ( Pinus albicaulis ) is a keystone subalpine species of the family Pinaceae, subgenus Strobus. Pathogen Cronartium ribicola

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Gallatin National Forest Whitebark Pine Projects 2007

Gallatin National Forest Whitebark Pine Projects 2007. Fairy Lake Rx Burn Monitoring. New World Mine WBP planting and suitability analysis. New World Mine Whitebark Pine Planting. 200 trees were planted in 2005 for a cost of about 4K (20$/tree); 80% survived.

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Interagency Whitebark Pine Health Monitoring Program for the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem

Interagency Whitebark Pine Health Monitoring Program for the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Cooperating Organizations: USDA Forest Service Greater Yellowstone Coordinating Committee (GYCC) Forest Health Protection USDI National Park Service

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Interagency Whitebark Pine Health Monitoring Program for the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem

Interagency Whitebark Pine Health Monitoring Program for the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Cooperating Organizations: USDA Forest Service Greater Yellowstone Coordinating Committee (GYCC) Forest Health Protection USDI National Park Service

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Gallatin National Forest Whitebark Pine Projects 2007

Gallatin National Forest Whitebark Pine Projects 2007. Fairy Lake Rx Burn Monitoring. New World Mine WBP planting and suitability analysis. New World Mine Whitebark Pine Planting. 200 trees were planted in 2005 for a cost of about 4K (20$/tree); 80% survived.

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Fire, birds, bears and trees

Fire, birds, bears and trees. Conservation and restoration of whitebark pine ecosystems. Harsh Environment. High elevation (above 7500 ft) Cold, moist winters with cool moist summers Short growing season (<60-80 days). Importance of whitebark pine.

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Fire, birds, bears and trees

Fire, birds, bears and trees. Conservation and restoration of whitebark pine ecosystems. Harsh Environment. High elevation (above 7500 ft) Cold, moist winters with cool moist summers Short growing season (<60-80 days). Importance of whitebark pine.

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Ecosystem Function and Health Program Problem Area:

Ecosystem Function and Health Program Problem Area: Quantify and predict ecosystem responses to environmental stressors (e.g. climate change). Develop statistical models to help managers make informed and defensible predictions. Haiganoush K Preisler Statistical Scientist

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Using FEPF without datasets to model fire behavior and using cover type maps for vegetation

Using FEPF without datasets to model fire behavior and using cover type maps for vegetation Yellowstone National Park. Other Examples Yellowstone National Park Sierra National Forest (Kings River Project) Bitterroot National Forest. Photo: YNP Archives.

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Location Yellowstone National Park is located primarily in Wyoming (96%).

Location Yellowstone National Park is located primarily in Wyoming (96%). Parts of the park also extend into Idaho (1%) and Montana (3%). The area of the park is 3,468.4 square miles. It is 63 miles from north to south and 54 miles from east to west (by air). Background

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