FIFTH PROGRESS REPORT
July 1991 - December 1992

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Table of Contents

1. OVERVIEW
   
   
2. THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY AND FIRE PROTECTION
   
   • Research Summary
   • Evaluating achievement of Board of Forestry goals
     
     
3. CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME
   
   • Wildlife Managment Division
   • Environmental Services Division
   • Natural Heritage Division
     
     
4. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
   
   • IHRMP Educational Activities
   • Types of Educational Activities
   • Future Plans and Directions
   • Hardwood Rangeland Research
     
     
5. IMPACTS OF EDUCATION: PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF A FOLLOW-UP SURVEY
   
   • Methods
   • Results and Discussion
   • Conclusions
     
     
6. TRENDS IN LAND USE PLANNING AND CONSERVATION BIOLOGY
   
   • Oak Regeneration and Restoration
     
     
7. TRENDS IN FIREWOOD HARVEST
   
   
8. EMERGING ISSUES
   
   
9. APPENDIX I - REPORTS FROM COMPLETED PROJECTS FUNDED BY CDF
   
   
10. APPENDIX II - ARTICLES RESULTING FROM IHRMP-FUNDED RESEARCH
    
    

Edited by Richard B. Standiford and Pamela J. Tinnin. Text written by James Bartolome, Lita Buttolph, Cathy Bleier, Louise Fortmann, Barrett A. Garrison, Gregory A. Giusti, Lynn Huntsinger, Douglas D. McCreary, Thomas Scott, Richard B. Standiford, and William Tietje. Design and layout by Pamela J. Tinnin. Photographs by Douglas D. McCreary, Thomas Scott, and Robert H. Schmidt. Copies available from IHRMP Manager, Department of Forestry & Resource Management, 160 Mulford Hall, University of California, Berkeley, CA 94720.

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