ECO-Report - Finding common ground: Montana Forest Restoration Committee

Abstract

EcoReport is an annual Rocky Mountain Research Station (RMRS) publication which contains a set of articles showcasing the Bitterroot Ecosystem Management Research Project (BEMRP) research projects and activities. The articles are concise, user-friendly, and designed to inform a broad range of audiences interested in ecosystem management. Articles featured in this issue: Finding Common Ground: Montana Forest Restoration Committee; BEMRP: Beyond the Bitterroot; Mapping Social and Cultural Values in the Mission Mountains; Wildfire, Research, and a Climate Station; What Kind of Cutting and Thinning Can Prevent Crown Fires?; Are Mice Eating Up All the Pine Seeds?; What Pollutes More: Burning Logging Scraps On-Site or Hauling Them to Boilers?; The “Spotlight” ... highlighting researchers at work: Krista Gebert; BEMRP and Jamaica?

Titles contained within ECO-Report - Finding common ground: Montana Forest Restoration Committee

• Finding common ground: Montana forest restoration committee
• BEMRP: Beyond the bitterroot
• Mapping social and cultural values in the Mission Mountains
• Wildfire, research, and a climate station
• What kind of cutting and thinning can prevent crown fires?
• Are mice eating up all the pine seeds?
• What pollutes more: Burning logging scraps on-site or hauling them to boilers?
• The "spotlight" ... highlighting researchers at work: Krista Gebert: "The beauty of economics"
• The "spotlight" ... highlighting researchers at work: Ward McCaughey: "Don't sweat the small stuff"
• BEMRP and Jamaica?

Citation

Ritter, Sharon; Jones, Greg; Watson, Alan; McCaughey, Ward; Harrington, Mick; Zwolak, Rafal; Foresman, Kerry; Crone, Elizabeth; Pearson, Dean; Ortega, Yvette; Loeffler, Dan. 2008. ECO-Report - Finding common ground: Montana Forest Restoration Committee. Missoula, MT: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station, Bitterroot Ecosystem Management Research Project. 16 p.