Tuesday, May 14, 2019

High Desert Museum Natural History Pub

Forest Ecology and Management in Central Oregon

Old St. Francis School - Father Luke's Room

5:30 pm doors, 7 pm program

Free. First come, first served. Arrive early!

All ages welcome

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About Forest Ecology and Management in Central Oregon

Forest Ecology and Management in Central Oregon

Just like ample sunshine and panoramic views of the Cascades, fire is a natural part of our Central Oregon ecosystems. Nicole Strong, assistant professor of forestry and natural resources with Oregon State University Extension Service, will describe the different ways our Central Oregon forest ecosystems have adapted to and depend on fire. Nicole will discuss how forest and wildfire management during the past 100 years has impacted the health and resilience of forests today — and look at some examples of community-based, collaborative forest restoration taking place across our region.

About High Desert Museum Natural History Talk

Natural History

High Desert Museum Natural History Talk

Communities Partnering with Rodents to Rehabilitate Our Watersheds High Desert riparian ecosystems face threats from a wide range of pressures. How are ecologists mimicking beaver dams to restore healthy stream habitats? Join Dr. Chris Jordon, ecologist with NOAA-Fisheries; Dr. Matt Orr, assistant professor of biology at Oregon State University; and Dr. Nick Weber, fisheries biologist with Eco Logical Research, Inc. for an insightful discussion of beaver ecology and riparian.

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