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Competitive Grants Research Program
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A competitive grants research program
is available for both University of California
and non-UC researchers to develop multi-year
projects addressing ecologicalprocesses,
management applications, and policy instruments
to conserve hardwood rangelands. Approximately
$150,000 is awarded annually to conduct
research projects on priorities set
by the IHRMP Advisory Committee.
Since the beginning of the IHRMP in 1986, 75 different research projects have been funded, resulting in over 150 new scientific articles that contribute to the base of understanding about hardwood rangelands.
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Sustainability
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Principle Investigator |
Location/Institution |
| Net primary productivity of blue oak woodlands: implications for ecosystem health and management |
00-1
Barbara Allen-Diaz
John Battles |
UC Berkeley |
| Linkages among public land grazing policy, county planning, and private hardwood rangeland ranching |
00-6
L. Huntsinger |
UC Berkeley |
| Native American resource use, harvesting, and management of CA's Oak Communities |
00-5
K. Anderson |
UC Davis |
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Wildlife
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Principle Investigator |
Location/Institution |
| Management for sustainability of CA black oak in central and northern California |
00-7
M. Triggs
B. Garrison |
UC Santa Barbara |
| Effect of wild pigs on oak woodland ecosystems in central and northern California |
00-2
R. Sweitzer
D. Van Vuren |
U. N. Dakota
UC Davis |
| Wildlife use in oaks trees in vineyard developments |
00-4
Bill Tietje
M. Reynolds
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UC Berkeley
San Francisco State Univertisy |
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Water Quality
and Riparian Management
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Principle Investigator |
Location/Institution |
| Char. & mgt. of non-point source pollution in grazed hardwood range watershed |
96-2
Barbara Allen-Diaz
K. Tate |
UC Berkeley
UC Davis |
| Effects of cattle grazing on soil processes in upland and riparian soils |
95-1
J. Schimel
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UC Santa Barbara |
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Fragmentation
of Hardwood Rangeland Habitat
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Principle Investigator |
Location/Institution |
| Effect of changes in landholding patterns and land use on hardwood range vegetation |
95-2
Louise Fortmann |
UC Berkeley |
| Habitat fragmentation and adaption in oaks: causes and effects of altered gene flow |
95-4
Kevin Rice
Larry Riggs |
UC Davis
GENREC |
| Monitoring & land use conversion: assessing hardwood range biodiversity |
96-1
Adina Merenlender |
UC Berkeley |
| Effect of landscape changes on native bee fauna and pollination of native plants in Napa and Sonoma Counties |
00-3
G. LeBuhn
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San Francisco State University |
| Effects of landscape level change and resulting habitat fragmentation on wildlife values & woodland resources |
01-1
Adina Merenlender |
UC Berkeley |
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Fire Ecology
and Effects on Hardwood Rangelands
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Principle Investigator |
Location/Institution |
| Fire effects on Quercus agrifolia and Q. engelmanii |
95-3
P. Zedler |
San Diego State University |
| The Effects of Sudden Oak Death on Fire Hazard and Fire Risk |
01-2
Stephens
N. M. Kelly |
UC Berkeley |
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Monitoring Hardwood Rangeland Resources
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Principle Investigator |
Location/Institution |
| Hardwood monitoring and accuracy assessment using airborne digital cameras |
95-6
Peng Gong
Greg Biging |
UC Berkeley |
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