Effectiveness of Stand-Scale Forest Restoration, Siskiyou Mountains, Oregon
作者： Jay C. Lininger
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摘要: This case study documents the effectiveness of stand-scale forest restoration activities undertaken in “Penny Stew” project on federal land central Siskiyou Mountains southwest Oregon. Its dual purpose is to 1) define reference conditions and build a site-specific for through multi-scale analysis historical ecology (Chapter III) 2) demonstrate streamlined monitoring protocols that practitioners can use adapt practices over time IV). Discussion methodological efficacy report offers implications FEAT-FIREMON Integration (FFI), fire effects data software package currently under development by wildland managers. Finally, this synthesizes findings from results assess degree which Penny Stew meets objectives, it recommends further action including application management-ignited prescribed sustained light synthesis V).
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