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Oak Restoration on Mount PisgahRestoring Oregon's White OaksThe Rookery - Newsletter of the Friends of Buford Park and Mount Pisgah. Fall 2008. Pg. 11 Read the article here  (pdf 112k)Native Landscapes - A project aims to restore some of the Willamette Valley's oak savannah by Susan Palmer. The Register-Guard. October 9, 2008. Pg. 1, and 6. Part 1 (pdf 6MB)Part 2 (pdf 2MB) |
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Oregon Aspen ProjectReclaiming Fading Glory: The Decline of Aspen and How to Bring it Backby Darn Stringer. Northwest Woodlands. Spring 2009. Pg. Cover Photo, and 16-18. http://www.forestpartners.org/PDFs/Northwest Woodlands Spring 2009.pdf (pdf 830k)Aspen remnants get second chance by Scotta Callister. Blue Mountain Eagle. November 12, 2008. Pg. 10 Read the article here (pdf 640k)Aspen in Oregon – and Beyond What’s Happening Where You Are? By Nicole Strong. Society for Range Management – Pacific Northwest Section. August 2008. Volume 59, Section 3, Pg. 7 Read the article here (pdf 612k) |
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Ponderosa Pine ProjectLandowner Stories in Bird Conservation – Managing for Cavity-Nesting Birds in Ponderosa Pine Forestshttp://www.abcbirds.org/newsandreports/ppine_landowner.pdf Ponderosa Pine Restoration for Priority Bird Species on Family Forests in Idaho, Oregon, and Washington http://conservationforestry.org/Documents/PPine_Broc_9-21-07-FINAL.pdf |
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