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Rethinking Forest Management in the West
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About The Presenter
Connie Millar, Sierra Nevada Research Center, USDA Forest Service PSW Research Station, Albany and Lee Vining, CA.
About This Presentation
Running time: 43 minutes and 53 seconds
Given: March 2, 2007, at the Arcata Marsh, Arcata, CA.
Production by: M.J. Furniss and J. Guntle, Communications and Applications, PNW and PSW Research Stations
Topics covered:
- Natural Climate Cycles
- IPCC Overview Highlights
- IPCC Temperature and C02 Projections
- West: Temperature and Precipitation
- West: Drought Cycles
- West: Snowpack and Streamflow
- West: Glaciers
- West: Forest Densification
- West: Forest Mortality
- West: Climate and Fire
- California: 2100 Climate Projection
- Current Management Paradigms
- Question: Are Current Concepts OK?
- Limitations of Current Premises 1. HRV
- 2. Ecologic Sustainability
- 3. NRV
- 4. Disturbance
- New Management Premises
- Management Decisions
- Overview five "R" Strategies
- Toolbox Approach
- Resistence Strategy
- Examples of Resistence
- Short-Term Nature of Resistence Strategies
- Resilience Strategy
- Examples of Resilience
- Response Strategy
- Examples of Response
- Realignment Strategy
- Reduction Strategy
- Sequestering C02
- Reducing Ecological Footprint
- Settling Priorities
- Summary: Management Options