'Forest types' presentation slideshows

FIA Phase 2 (P2) Down Woody Material (DWM) Update

FIA Phase 2 (P2) Down Woody Material (DWM) Update. Larry T. DeBlander User Group Webinar April 13, 2010 Ogden, UT. FIA P2 DWM Update. DWM-general background IWFIA P2 DWM-data analysis IWFIA P2 DWM-examples of data uses Future P2 DWM-national vs. regional. FIA P2 DWM Update.

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Forest Ecosystems And Forest Resources Forest Loss & Forest Management

AP Environmental Science Mr. Grant Lesson 65. Forest Ecosystems And Forest Resources Forest Loss & Forest Management. Objectives:. Define the term maximum sustainable yield . Summarize the ecological roles and economic contributions of forests.

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Global Connections: Forests of the World

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INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT AND POLICY STUDIES (IDPS), VISAKHAPATNAM

INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT AND POLICY STUDIES (IDPS), VISAKHAPATNAM EXTENDS A WARM WELCOME TO THIS PRESENTATION ON CLIMATE CHANGE & IMPACT ON POVERTY.

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Maine Forestry Greenhouse Gas Mitigation Options

Maine Forestry Greenhouse Gas Mitigation Options. Thomas D. Peterson PSU James E. Smith USFS Jack D. Kartez USM. Maine PL 237. Passed in 2003, first in nation State greenhouse gas mitigation plan Stakeholder process Forest carbon sequestration and other measures across all sectors

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Module 2: The Southern Bioenergy Resource

Module 2: The Southern Bioenergy Resource. Objectives. Describe the Southern Forest. Discuss the demographics and social conditions of the Southern United States. Module 2: The Southern Bioenergy Resource. Outline. The South Area Social Conditions Economy Potential.

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The use of climate in individual tree growth models, an example from the Sierra Nevada ecoregion

The use of climate in individual tree growth models, an example from the Sierra Nevada ecoregion. TimOTHY Robards, PH.D. University of California, Berkeley Cal. Dept. of forestry & fire protection, Fire & resource assessment program. Western Mensurationists Meeting June 23, 2009.

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Luquillo Critical Zone Observatory September 13, 2010

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Climate change mitigation related to Tanzanian forests

Climate change mitigation related to Tanzanian forests Key factors for analysis and research prioritizing. Ole Hofstad. Organisation of the presentation. Mitigating climate change through REDD Monitoring Carbon accounting PES mechanisms Land-use change modelling

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What is a Forest

What is a Forest. WHAT IS A FOREST?. Only trees? A community? An ecosystem? Includes animals? Fish? Streams & lakes? Houses? How big of an area? Regeneration areas? Plantations? Christmas tree farm? Ecological processes like nutrient or energy cycling? .

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Modelling forest ground vegetation on landscape scale

Modelling forest ground vegetation on landscape scale. Larisa Khanina 1 , Maxim Bobrovsky 2 , Alexander Komarov 2 , Alex Mikhajlov 2. 1 Institute of Mathematical Biology, Russian Academy of Science, Pushchino, Russia 2 Institute of Soil Physics, Chemistry, and Biology,

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Climate Change & Forests; Impacts & vulnerability

Climate Change & Forests; Impacts & vulnerability . Prof. Ravindranath Indian Institute of Science Bangalore. Outline. Critical issues in the context of climate change and forests Status of forests in India Impacts of climate change on forest ecosystems

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Potential Biomass Volumes From Forest Treatments in the West

Potential Biomass Volumes From Forest Treatments in the West. Bryce Stokes National Program Leader Washington, DC ______ USDA Forest Service R&D. USDA Forest Service Jamie Barbour PNW Edward Bilek FPL William Elliot RMRS Dennis Ferguson RMRS Jeremy Fried PNW

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Hydraulic Fracturing

A GIS Analysis of Surface Disturbance and Invasive Species Associated with Hydraulic Fracturing Operations in the Marcellus Shale Ashley Hayes MGIS Program advisor: Patrick Drohan, ESM Penn State University GEOG 596A, Fall 2012. Hydraulic Fracturing. www.h2odistributors.com.

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Climate Sensitive Individual Tree Growth Models for the Sierra Nevada Ecoregion: FVS-WESSIN

Climate Sensitive Individual Tree Growth Models for the Sierra Nevada Ecoregion: FVS-WESSIN. Tim Robards University of California, Berkeley Cal. Dept. of forestry & fire protection, Fire & resources assessment program. Collaborators. Prof. Greg Biging, UC Berkeley

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Harnessing Conserved Land for Science and Adaptive Management

Harnessing Conserved Land for Science and Adaptive Management. David A. Orwig. (monitoring component). Overview of Stewardship Science:. Importance of science monitoring effort Emerging network of groups in NE Protocol for long-term forest change Case studies of 2 groups

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Forestry Component of the PRAC Terrestrial Theme

Forestry Component of the PRAC Terrestrial Theme. Mark Johnston and Elaine Qualtiere Saskatchewan Research Council 15 February 2012. Overview of Forestry Activities and Case Studies. Alberta SRD: Literature review of climate change impacts on southern boreal forests (complete)

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Environmental Resources

Environmental Resources. Forest Water Tourism. Forest Resources. Forest Cover Forest Type Non Timber Resources. Forest Land Closed forest 85.3% of total forest 75.3 % within notified & rest under other forest Open forest On hilly & undulating tract 8.2% of the total forest area

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Getting REDD right for Africa

Getting REDD right for Africa. Godwin Kowero Executive Secretary AFRICAN FOREST FORUM (AFF). THE DIVERSITY OF FORESTS. The diversity of forest types and conditions in Africa is both the strength and the weakness of the continent in devising optimal forest-based responses to climate change.

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Updating EU forest types process

Updating EU forest types process. Marco Marchetti University of Molise-Italian Academy of Forest Science. European Forest Types = 14 classes of European forests growing under relatively homogeneous ecological conditions (climatic, edaphic) and levels of anthropogenic modification.

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