Sierra Nevada Science Review

Connie I. Millar; Amy J. Lind; Rowan Rowntree; Carl N. Skinner; Jared Verner; Bill Zielinski; Robert Ziemer

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Sierra Nevada Science Review

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Authors:

Connie I. Millar, Amy J. Lind, Rowan Rowntree, Carl N. Skinner, Jared Verner, Bill Zielinski, Robert Ziemer

Year:

1998

Type:

Miscellaneous Publication

Station:

Pacific Southwest Research Station

Source:

USDA Forest Service Pacific Southwest Research Station

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Abstract

In January, 1998, the Pacific Southwest Region and Pacific Southwest Research Station of the Forest Service initiated a collaborative effort to incorporate new information into planning future management of Sierra Nevada national forests. The project, known as the Sierra Nevada Framework for Conservation and Collaboration, will incorporate the latest scientific information and broad public and intergovernmental participation in watershed-scale ecosystem planning. The national forest portion of the project, which allows for forest plan amendment, is expected to be completed by mid-summer, 1999

Keywords

california spotted owls, forrest carnivores, old forest ecosystems, aquatic riparian ecosystem

Citation

Lind, Amy; Verner, Jared; Millar, Constance; Zielinski, William; Rowntree, Rowan; Ziemer, Robert; Skinner, Carl. 1998. Sierra Nevada Science Review. USDA Forest Service Pacific Southwest Research Station