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	U.S. Forest Service Res. Unit NE-4251 201 Holdsworth NRC Univ. of Massachusetts Amherst, MA 01003-9285 (413) 545-0357 Fax: 413-545-1860

[Photograph]: Panoramic view of trees in the foreground, against a background showing a blue sky with few clouds, water, and mountains.

Wildlife and Fish Habitat Relationships
in New England Ecosystems

Keith H. Nislow, Acting Project Leader

OUR MISSION: to determine relationships of fish and wildlife to northeastern forest types
and their management.

ABOUT US

The Northern Research Work Unit 4251 is a field unit located on the University of Massachusetts campus in Amherst, MA. It is an extension of the Northern Research Station based in Newtown Square, PA.

RESEARCH PROJECTS

[Photograph]: Chestnut-sided warbler nest Research problems specifically focus on particular areas of study, or "problems," that are important ecological issues within New England forest landscapes and streams. Listed below are three of the problems that are currently being investigated by the research unit:

Wildlife ecology and habitat research
David I. King
Atlantic salmon habitat research
Keith H. Nislow
Ecology of woodland vernal pools
Robert T. Brooks

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LOCAL INFORMATION

Traveler's Guide to Northeastern Research Station, Amherst, MA. This guide contains directions, a map and local lodging for the research unit.

Photo: Amherst Brochure Amherst Brochure. This pamphlet summarizes the mission, current research problems, collaborators and staff of the Amherst Research Unit.

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