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Oak Habitat Restoration East Cascades with ODFW and Landowners

View this YouTube video from Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW) for more information on oak habitat restoration in…
WA DNR Fuels Reduction and Improved Habitat

Try SLLOPPS (snags, logs, legacy, openings, patches, piles, and shrubs). This article from Washington Department of Natural Resources makes suggestions…
A Landowner’s Guide for Restoring and Managing Oregon White Oak Habitats

A guide from 2004 with the primary purpose of encouraging private landowners to conserve, and when appropriate, actively manage Oregon…
Is Mastication Right for Your Site? Science-Based Decision Trees for Forest Managers

This article from the US Forest Service Rocky Mountain Research Station describes the potential benefits of mastication as a forest…
Synchronicity and geographic variation in Oregon white oak acorn production in the Pacific Northwest

A journal article by Peter and Harrington from 2009 that explores geographic patterns and synchrony of acorn production over 8…
Restoration Release of Overtopped Oregon White Oak Increases 10-year Growth and Acorn Production

A journal article by Devine and Harrington from 2013 that discusses how removal of encroaching Douglas-fir affected oak growth and…
ODF Fact Sheet- Slash Management for Bark Beetle Prevention

Slash is the residual branches and debris created by logging operations, pruning, thinning, restoration projects, storms and other disturbances. These…
CPOP Technical Library

The Cascadia Prairie-Oak Partnership (CPOP) Technical Library has over 500 resources on prairie-oak conservation and species recovery efforts, including management…
ECOP Guidance on the Trees—Managing Oak Habitats in the East Cascades

ECOP’s management guidance on the trees can help you understand why your oaks grow the way they do and consider…
Washington DNR’s Ecological Integrity Assessment

An Ecological Integrity Assessment (EIA) is an approach to systematically rate the current ecological integrity of an occurrence of a…

Trees

Oak Habitat Restoration East Cascades with ODFW and Landowners

WA DNR Fuels Reduction and Improved Habitat

A Landowner’s Guide for Restoring and Managing Oregon White Oak Habitats

Is Mastication Right for Your Site? Science-Based Decision Trees for Forest Managers

Synchronicity and geographic variation in Oregon white oak acorn production in the Pacific Northwest

Restoration Release of Overtopped Oregon White Oak Increases 10-year Growth and Acorn Production

ODF Fact Sheet- Slash Management for Bark Beetle Prevention

CPOP Technical Library

ECOP Guidance on the Trees—Managing Oak Habitats in the East Cascades

Washington DNR’s Ecological Integrity Assessment

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