Oregon Department of Forestry Reports and Research

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Oregon Department of Forestry

Oregon Department of Forestry

Reports and Research

A panoramic view of the Elliott State Forest

The Oregon Department of Forestry depends on forest research and monitoring to improve its management of state forests. A decision (to change operations) based on research and monitoring outcomes is called adaptive management.

Recent Reports:

Implementation Monitoring Report, AOP Years 2002-2006, (April 2010)
Harvest and Habitat Model Project (March 2006)
Forest Management Assessment Report [independent review] (March 2006)
Peer Review of Harvest and Habitat Model Project (August 2006).

Previous Reports:

Recent Research:

Implementation Monitoring
Swiss Needle Cast and Commercial Thinning
Stand Growth Assessment Tool
Northern Spotted Owl Surveys of the Tillamook Burn
Stream Temperature and Riparian Function
Stand Structure Development and Wildlife Relationships
Evaluating the Effectiveness of Aquatic and Riparian Strategies: A Watershed Scale Approach
Influence of Mineral Nutrition on Susceptibility and Recovery of Planted Seedlings to Animal Browse,
Young Stand Management

Previous Research

Planned Research:

Marbled Murrelet Management Area Habitat Monitoring

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Page updated: April 08, 2011

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