Session 3A: Wildlife, Native Plants, Habitat Chair: Greg Giusti and Tim Bean | ||
8:00 | #34 | A Case Study of the Impacts of Timber Operations on Swamp Harebell - Bradley Valentine, California Dept. of Fish and Wildlife [abstract] [audio] [presentation] [GTR-258] |
8:20 | #37 | Two California Lineages of Oxalis oregana: Genetic Evidence for a Pleistocene Separation into Northern and Southern Glacial Refugia - Chris Brinegar, University of Maine, Farmington [abstract] [audio] [presentation] [GTR-258] |
8:40 | #40 | Western Sword Fern Avoids the Extreme Drought of 2012-2014 - Emily Burns, Save the Redwoods League [abstract] [audio] [presentation] [GTR-258] |
9:00 | #43 | Humboldt Marten Denning Ecology in a Managed Redwood-Dominated Forest Landscape - Desiree A. Early, Green Diamond Resource Company [abstract] [audio] [presentation] [GTR-258] |
9:20 | #46 | Stream Amphibians as Metrics of Ecosystem Stress: A Case Study from California’s Redwoods Revisited - Hartwell H. Welsh, Jr., U.S. Forest Service Pacific Southwest Research Station [abstract] [presentation] [GTR-258] |
9:40 | #49 | Remote Camera Monitoring and a Mark–Recapture Study of the Wandering Salamander in a Redwood Canopy - Jim Campbell-Spickler, Eco-Ascension Research and Consulting [abstract] [GTR-258] |