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Filling The Gap: Improving Estimates Of Working Tree Resources In Agricultural Landscapes, C. H. Perry, C. W. Woodall, G. C. Liknes, Michele M. Schoeneberger Mar 2008

Filling The Gap: Improving Estimates Of Working Tree Resources In Agricultural Landscapes, C. H. Perry, C. W. Woodall, G. C. Liknes, Michele M. Schoeneberger

USDA Forest Service / UNL Faculty Publications

Agroforestry plantings and other trees intentionally established in rural and urban areas are emerging as innovative management options for addressing resource issues and achieving landscape-level goals. An understanding of the ecosystem services contributed by these and future plantings would provide critical information to policy and program developers, and a comprehensive inventory would contribute to estimating the cumulative effects of these plantings. Trees used in these practices are not explicitly inventoried by the primary national forest resource inventory of the United States: the Forest Inventory and Analysis (FIA) program of the USDA Forest Service. The FIA program currently limits its inventories …


Handbook Of Field Methods For Monitoring Landbirds, C. John Ralph, Geoffrey R. Geupel, Peter Pyle, Thomas E. Martin, David F. Desante Jan 1993

Handbook Of Field Methods For Monitoring Landbirds, C. John Ralph, Geoffrey R. Geupel, Peter Pyle, Thomas E. Martin, David F. Desante

USDA Forest Service / UNL Faculty Publications

This handbook is a compilation of methods that can be used to assay population size, demographics, and status of many species of birds occurring in a wide variety of habitats. The handbook will prove useful to field biologists, managers, and scientists anywhere in the New World from the arctic through the tropics. The methods include four types of censuses for determining population size and trends, mist-netting and nest searches to determine demographic parameters, and other methods that will be useful in operating a monitoring station, including habitat and weather observations, and suggestions for training personnel and possibilities for detailed studies. …