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OCTOBER 23, 2001 (TUESDAY) 6:00 - 10:00 PM
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1. C.S. Bledsoe, University of California, Davis. M. Allen and L. Egerton, University of California, Riverside. W.R. Horwath and D.M. Rizzo, University of California, Davis. D. Southworth, Southern Oregon University. T.W. Idol and R.J. Zasoski, University of California, Davis
Biocomplexity – A Project Investigating the Role of Mycorrhizae in Carbon and Nutrient Transfers in Oak Woodlands
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2. Margaret Bornyasz, Robert Graham, and Michael Allen, University of California, Riverside, Center for Conservation Biology and Soil and Water Program, Environmental Sciences.
Distribution of Quercus agrifolia Mycorrhizae Deep Within Weathered Bedrock: A Potential Mechanism for Transport of Stored Water
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3. Steve Zack, Wildlife Conservation Society. Mary K. Chase and Geoffrey R. Geupel, Point Reyes Bird Observatory.
The Oak Woodland Bird Conservation Plan: A Strategy for Protecting and Managing Oak Woodland Habitats and Associated Birds in California
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4. Sarah P. Cross, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo.
Likeliness to Pay for Oak Woodlands by the Residents of San Luis Obispo County
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5. Denise A. Knapp, Santa Catalina Island Conservancy.
The Status of Island Scrub Oak (Quercus pacifica) on Catalina Island, California
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6. Lisa M. Levien, USDA Forest Service. Chris S. Fischer, California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection. Lianne C. Mahon, University of California, Berkeley. and Jeff A. Mai, USDA Forest Service.
Multi-Scale Data to Assess and Monitor Sudden Oak Death
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7. Adina Merenlender, Colin Brooks, University of California Integrated Hardwood Range Management Program. Jodi Hilty, Wildlife Conservation Society/Hornocker Wildlife Institute. Emily Heaton, Kerry Heise, and Jeff Opperman, University of California Integrated Hardwood Range Management Program.
North Coast Oak Woodland Conservation Research on a Landscape Scale
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8. Emily Heaton, Colin Brooks, Adina Merenlender, Hopland Research and Extension Center, University of California, Berkeley. Mark Reynolds, The Nature Conservancy. Mary Chase, Point Reyes Bird Observatory.
Examining Effects of Vineyard Development on Bird Populations of California’s Oak Woodlands - Use of GIS and Power Analysis to Select Study Sites
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9. Matt Wacker and David Saah, and Louise Fortmann, University of California, Berkeley.
Forty Years of Land Use and Land Ownership Change in Central Sierra Nevada Oak Woodlands
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10. John R. Shelly, University of California Forest Products Laboratory.
Utilization Implications for Hardwoods Susceptible To Sudden Oak Death
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11. Lisa Stratton, Ph.D., Catalina Island Conservancy.
Oak Restoration Trials: Santa Catalina Island
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12. Jerry Tecklin, J. Michael Connor, and Douglas D. McCreary, Sierra Foothill Research and Extension Center.
Rehabilitation of an Oak Planting Project on Cleared Rangeland Using Treeshelters and Grazing: A Ten Year Saga
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13. Richard B. Standiford and Thomas Scott, University of California Integrated Hardwood Range Management Program.
Value of Oak Woodlands and Open Space on Private Property Values in Southern California
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14. Pavel Svihra, University of California Cooperative Extension.
Interaction of Sudden Oak Death Phytophthora with Associated Organisms
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