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USDA Forest Service Experimental Forests and Ranges : Research for the Long Term /

USDA Forest Service Experimental Forests and Ranges : Research for the Long Term /

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author: SpringerLink (Online service)
Other Authors: Hayes, Deborah C. (Editor), Stout, Susan L. (Editor), Crawford, Ralph H. (Editor), Hoover, Anne P. (Editor)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: New York, NY : Springer New York : Imprint: Springer, 2014.
Edition:1st ed. 2014.
Subjects:
Ecology .
Forestry management.
Conservation biology.
Environment.
Nature conservation.
Ecology.
Forestry Management.
Conservation Biology/Ecology.
Environment, general.
Nature Conservation.
Table of Contents:
  • Part I.   Introduction
  • Deputy Chief of FS Research, Raphael Zon, Memo to Forest Service Chief Pinchot, May 6, 1908
  • Map of USDA Forest Service Experimental Forest and Ranges
  • Chapter 1. A Grand Experiment: USDA Forest Service Experiment Forest and Ranges
  • Chapter 2. Forest Service Experimental Forests and Long-term Data Sets: Stories of their Meaning to Station Directors
  • Part II.   Research Trajectories in Forest Ecology, Management, and Silviculture for Conifers
  • Chapter 3. The Value of Old Forests: Lessons from the Forest Service Reynolds Research Natural Areas
  • Chapter 4. Restoring a legacy: Long-leaf pine research at the Forest Service Escambia Experimental Forest
  • Chapter 5. Northern Conifer Research: Multiple Species and Multiple Values
  • Chapter 6. Fire and Thinning Research on Forest Service Blacks Mountain Experimental Forest
  • Part III.   Research Trajectories in Forest Ecology, Management, and Silviculture for Hardwoods
  • Chapter 7. Uneven-aged management after a half-century of research on the Forest Service Fernow Experimental Forest in West Virginia
  • Chapter 8. An Alternative to Clearcutting: A Partnership between Scientists on the Fernow Experimental Forest and Land Managers on the Monongahela National Forest
  • Chapter 9. Development of the Selection System in Northern Hardwood Forests: An 80 Year Research Legacy with Impacts across Borders
  • Part IV.   Research Trajectories in Wildlife, Fauna, Insects
  • Chapter 10, The Starkey Experimental Forest and Range: Long-Term Research to meet the needs of Managers
  • Chapter 11. Evolution of a Short-Term Study of Lodgepole Pine Dwarf Mistletoe Vectors that turned Into a Long-Term Study of the Remarkable Gray Jay on the Fraser Experimental Forest, Co, 1982-2009
  • Chapter 12. Subterranean Termite Control Examinations on Current And Former Experimental Forests and Ranges
  • Part V.   Research Trajectories in Forest and Range Hydrology, Biogeochemistry, Soils and Ecosystem Science
  • Chapter 13. A Cycle of Research at Fort Valley, Arizona, the First Forest Service Research Experiment Station
  • Chapter 14. Contributions of Studies on Experimental Forests to Hydrology and Watershed Management
  • Chapter 15. A History of Watershed Research in Experimental Forests of the Interior Highlands
  • Chapter 16. Research Related to Roads in USDA FS Experimental Forests
  • Chapter 17. The Role of Experimental Forests and Ranges in the Development of Ecosystem Science and Biogeochemical Cycling Research
  • Chapter 18. Six Decades of Soil and Ecosystem Research at USDA FS Calhoun Experimental Forest
  • Chapter 19. Disturbance Ecology and Tropical Forest Management at the Luquillo Experimental Forest
  • Chapter 20. The Acid Deposition Trajectory
  • Part VI.   Research Trajectories in Fire
  • Chapter 21. From Fighting Bad Fires to Fire-Dependent Ecosystems
  • Chapter 22. The Fire Research Program at the Silas Little Experimental Forest, New Lisbon, New Jersey
  • Part VII.   Intersite and Network Trajectories
  • Chapter 23. The Key Roles of Four Experimental Forests in the Long Term Soil Productivity International Research Program
  • Chapter 24. The Role of the Hydro Database in Developing the Water Hydrology and Chemistry Network
  • Part VIII. Emerging Human Dimension Research Trajectories
  • Chapter 25. Social Science Research and Experimental Forests and Ranges
  • Chapter 26. Public Use and Citizen Outreach in Experimental Forests and Ranges
  • Chapter 27. Expanding the Vision of Experimental Forests to Urban Areas
  • Part IX.   The Future
  • Chapter 28. The Future of USDA Forest Service Experimental Forests and Ranges.

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