THIRD PROGRESS REPORT
July 1989 - June 1990

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The Integrated Hardwood Range Management Program (IHRMP) started on July 1, 1986, to address concerns about the long term sustainability of hardwood rangeland habitats. The IHRMP is composed of representatives of the University of California, California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, and the California Department of Fish and Game. This progress report highlights program accomplishments in 1986-87, and gives a general overview of the long-term impacts of the program over the past 12 years.


Table of Contents

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1. PROGRAM OVERVIEW
   
   • The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection
   • The University of California
   • Research, Education and Monitoring Accomplishments
     
     
2. GOAL 1: Regeneration and Restoration of Hardwood Rangelands
   
   • Summary of Problem
   • U.C.-Funded Regeneration Research
   • CDF-Funded Regeneration Research
   • Education and Applied Research Results on Oak Regeneration
   • Regeneration Case Studies
     
     
3. GOAL 2: Maintenance of Wildlife Habitat Diversity
   • Summary of Problem
   • U.C.-Funded Wildlife Research
   • CDF-Funded Wildlife Research
   • Education and Applied Research
   • Results on Wildlife Habitat
   • Future Needs and Directions
     
     
4. GOAL 3: Show Consequences of Hardwood Range Conversion
   • Summary of Problem
   • CDF-Funded Land Use Research
   • Education and Applied Research Results on Woodland Conversion
   • Trends and Future Needs
   • Land Use Case Studies
     
     
5. GOAL 4: Develop Alternative Management Strategies
   • Summary of Problem
   • U.C.-Funded Management Research
   • Education and Applied Research Results on Management
   • Trends and Future Needs
   • Management Case Studies
     
     
     
6. GOAL 5: Monitoring the Status of Hardwood Rangelands
   • Summary of Problem
   • Long-term Monitoring: FRRAP Database
   • Short-term Monitoring Projects
   • Applied Research
   • Future Monitoring Needs and Directions
   • Monitoring Case Study
     

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Edited by Richard B. Standiford and Hannah M. Kerner. Printed in Berkeley, CA. Copies available from IHRMP

Mgr., Dept. of Forestry and Resource Management, 145 Mulford Hall, University of California, Berkeley, CA 94720.