Complete List of Program Projects Since Inception

(Projects are grouped by subject headings and are ordered alphabetically and by funding dates (in parentheses). Those appearing under more than one heading are marked with an asterisk (*). Technology-transfer and Service Activities are identified, and principal investigators are included for each project.)
 

Terrestrial Habitat

1.     Coarse Woody Debris and the Abundance of Forest Vertebrates (1994-1997); Bill McComb and Carol Chambers

2.     Enhancing Wildlife Habitat in Mature Forests by Thinning (1994-1999); Mike Newton and Chris Maguire

3.     Evaluating Alternative Techniques for Snag Creation for Wildlife Values (1994-1997); Mike Newton

4.     Identification and Evaluation of Northern Spotted Owl Habitat in Managed Forests of Southwest Oregon and the Development of Silvicultural Systems for Managing Such Habitat (1994-1999); David Hann and Robert Anthony

5.     Processes in the Development of Man-Made Snags (1994-1999); Mike Newton, Greg Filip, and Catherine Parks

6.     Response of Forest Vegetation, Forest Structure, and Wildlife to Harvest in Older Stands (1994-1998); Chris Maguire

7.     *Response of Vegetation and Wildlife to Changes in Stand Structure and Pattern Due to Harvesting in McDonald and Dunn Research Forests (1994-2000); Chris Maguire, Rebecca Johnson, Bo Shelby, Loren Kellogg, Debbie Johnson, Carol Chambers, John Tappeiner, and Bill McComb

8.     *Response of Vegetation and Wildlife to Thinning Regimes in Younger Stands (1994-1999); Bill McComb, John Tappeiner, Loren Kellogg, Eldon Olsen, Paul Adams, Art McKee, and Steve Garman

9.     Coarse Woody Debris and the Abundance of Forest Vertebrates (1997-2002); Chris Maguire and Doug Maguire

10.    Influence of Silvicultural Treatments and Manipulation of Downed Wood on Abundance and Demographics of Small Mammals (1999-2002); John P. Hayes

11.    Snags and Reserved Green Trees: Mortality Rates and Primary Cavity Nester Use (2000-2003); Chris Maguire

12.    Influence of Alternative Silvicultural Practices on Songbirds (2001-2005); John P. Hayes

13.    The Effect of Road Characteristics and Road/Stream Connectivity on Delivery of Sediment to Streams in the Oak Creek Watershed (2005-2007); Arne Skaugset and George Ice

14.    Revision of "Habitat Use by Snag-Associated Species: A Bibliography for Species Occurring in Oregon and Washington." (2005); John Hayes and Janet Erickson

Riparian and Aquatic Habitat

15.    *Active Management in Riparian Zones (1994-1998); Mike Newton and Paul Adams

16.    Factors Affecting Fish Passage Through Culverts in Managed Forests/Engineering Standards for Fish Passage Through Culverts in Managed Forests (1994-1999); Marvin R. Pyles

17.    Influence of Riparian Alder on Fish Habitat (1994-1999); Mike Newton and Stan Gregory

18.    Stream Survey Database and Database Management (Service Activity)(1994-1999); Lisa Ganio and Gody Spycher

19.    The Utility of Forest Stream Survey Data for Forest Resources Management and Policy Development (1994-2000); Michael Wing, Arne Skaugset, and Lisa Ganio

20.    Role of Headwater Riparian Zones in Fish and Wildlife Habitat: Amphibians in Headwater Streams (1997-2001); John P. Hayes

21.    *Fish Passage Design Guide (Technology-Transfer Activity)(1999-2002); Marvin R. Pyles and E. George Robison

22.    Analysis of Western Oregon Aquatic Habitat Conditions at a Habitat Unit Scale (2000-2001); Michael Wing and Arne Skaugset

23.    Testing Methodologies to Assess Riparian Habitat and the Influence on Fish Habitat and Abundance: A Pilot Study (2000-2001); Barbara Schrader and Robert Gresswell

24.    Examining Linkages between Multi-scaled Riparian Data, Fish Habitat Characteristics, and Coastal Cutthroat Trout (Oncorhynchus clarki clarki) Populations (2001-2003); Barbara Schrader, Lisa Ganio, and Robert Gresswell

25.    Influence of Forest Management on Headwater Stream Amphibians (2001-2002); John P. Hayes and Lisa Ganio

26.    The Magnitude and Timing of Surface Runoff from Forest Roads Relative to Stream Flow in Live Stream-crossing Culverts in the Oak Creek Watershed (2001-2003); Arne Skaugset

27.    The Role of Perennial, Non-fish-bearing Streams in the Temperature and Flow Regimes of Small, Fish-bearing Headwater Streams During Summer in Western Oregon (2001-2004); Arne Skaugset

28.    Forest Management Strategies in Hinkle Creek Watersheds: Evaluation of Baseline Seasonal Stream Water Nutrient Concentrations and Soil Resources (2002-2006); Kermit Cromack, Jr., Dave Hibbs, Arne Skaugset and Stephen Schoenholtz

29.    Contributions of Riparian Vegetation to Terrestrial and Aquatic Food Chains: Contrasting Alder and Douglas-fir Riparian Forests (2004-2006); Steveen Perakis and Dave Hibbs

30.    Managed Forests and Their Role in Maintaining Water Quality in a Multi-land Use River Basin (2004-2008); Stephen Schoenholtz

31.    Habitat Conservation for Stream Amphibians in a Managed Forest Landscape (2004-2008); Michael Adams and John Hayes

32.    The Influence of Riparian Vegetation and Stream Condition on Water Quality After Timber Harvest on Non-Fish-Bearing Headwater Streams (2005-2007); Arne Skaugset, Stephen Schoenholtz and Kermit Cromack

33.    Response of Macroinvertebrates to Harvest in Hinkle Creek Headwaters (2005-2007); Judith Li, William Gerth and John Hayes

34.    Analysis of Cumulative Impacts on Biotic and Abiotic Responses in Stream Networks Due to Contemporary Forest Practices (2006-2009); Lisa Ganio, Robert Gresswell, Judith Li and Arne Skaugset

35.    Forest Management Strategies in the Hinkle Creek Watershed Demonstration Area Project: Evaluation of Post Harvest Treatment Seasonal Stream Water Nutrient Concentrations (2007-2010); Kermit Cromack, Jr., Lisa Ganio, Arne Skaugset and Judith Li

36.    Managed Forests and Their Role in Maintaining Water Quality in a Multi-landuse River Basin: Assessment of Water Year 2006 (2007); Stephen Schoenholtz

Tools for Managing Fish and Wildlife Habitat

37.    Development of a Manual on Habitat Modification (Technology-Transfer Activity)(1994-1998); Arne Skaugset

38.    Evaluation of the Utility and Feasibility of Establishing a Forestry, Fish, and Wildlife Information Center (Technology-Transfer Activity)(1994-1998); Dan Edge, Ed Jensen, and Nancy Boriack

39.    Forest Stream Survey Workshop (Technology-Transfer Activity)(1994-1997); Arne Skaugset

40.    Annotated Bibliography of the Effects of Conventional Silvicultural Approaches on Fish and Wildlife Habitat (1997-2002); Barbara Schrader and Kathy Maas-Hebner

41.    Snag Function and Management Problem Analysis/Annotated Bibliography (1994-1999); Bill McComb and John P. Hayes

(21) *Fish Passage Design Guide (Technology-Transfer Activity)(1999-2001); Marvin R. Pyles and E. George Robison

42.    Empirical Modeling of Windthrow Occurrence on Streamside Corridors Using Stream Configuration and Stand Level Information (2007-2008); Temesgen Hailemariam

Socio-economic Implications of Forest Management

(15)   *Active Management in Riparian Zones (1994-1998); Mike Newton and Paul Adams

43.    Assessment of the Economic Implications of Various Strategies for Incorporating Fish and Wildlife Habitat Considerations in Forest Management (1994-2002); Doug Brodie

(7)    *Response of Vegetation and Wildlife to Changes in Stand Structure and Pattern Due to Harvesting in McDonald and Dunn Research Forests (1994-2000); Chris Maguire, Rebecca Johnson, Bo Shelby, Loren Kellogg, Debbie Johnson, Carol Chambers, John Tappeiner, and Bill McComb

(8)    *Response of Vegetation and Wildlife to Thinning Regimes in Younger Stands (1994-1999); Bill McComb, John Tappeiner, Loren Kellogg, Eldon Olsen, Paul Adams, Art McKee, and Steve Garman

44.    Spatial Techniques for Modeling Timber Harvest-Fish Habitat Management Alternatives on the Grande Ronde River System (1994-1997); Pete Bettinger, Norm Johnson, and John Sessions