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Comprehensive Vegetation Monitoring Workshop Guide

Join us for a workshop on vegetation monitoring procedures and techniques, focusing on plot establishment, data recording, and plant inventory in the field. Learn how to determine slope, aspect, and geocoordinates accurately. Discover methods for measuring plant characteristics and assessing damage. Gain insights into setting up permanent stakes and consulting protocols in vegetation surveys.

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Comprehensive Vegetation Monitoring Workshop Guide

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  1. Level-1 Procedures and Techniques CVS-EEP Vegetation Monitoring Workshop June 9, 2009 Tom Wentworth – NC State University CAROLINA VEGETATION SURVEY

  2. Credits! • All photos by Carol Ann McCormick from the Herbarium, UNC-Chapel Hill. • And...starring (as “Persons in Blue”) from the Carolina Vegetation Survey: • Caroline Bernard • Forbes Boyle

  3. Setting up a Plotin the Field • Discussion and demonstration topic...

  4. Establishing a Plot

  5. Establishing X-axis

  6. Establishing Y-axis

  7. Squaring the Plot

  8. Squaring the Plot

  9. Establishing Permanent Stakes

  10. Recording Plot Data

  11. Establishing Geocoordinates

  12. Determining Slope

  13. Determining Aspect

  14. Consulting Protocol

  15. VBD Planted Stem Inventoryin the Field • Discussion and demonstration topic...

  16. Which measurements to take?

  17. Plant ID

  18. X- and Y-coordinates

  19. Determining ddh

  20. Determining ddh

  21. Determining Height

  22. Determining DBHwith d-tape

  23. Determining Plant Vigor

  24. Determining Damage

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