Range Field Day 1999 progress report, juniper woodlands
Subtitle: history, ecology, and management
By: Department of Rangeland Resources, Eastern Oregon Agricultural Research Center, Oregon State University and the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service.
Contributors: Oregon State University. Agricultural Experiment Station.; Oregon State University. Dept. of Rangeland Resources.; Eastern Oregon Agricultural Research Center.; United States. Agricultural Research Service.
Series: Special report / Agricultural Experiment Station, Oregon State University -- 1002.; Special report (Oregon State University. Agricultural Experiment Station) -- 1002.
Publisher: Agricultural Experiment Station, Oregon State University
Published: 1999
Place of publication: [Corvallis, Or.?]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 111
Subjects: Juniper -- Ecology -- Oregon.; Juniper -- Oregon -- Management.
Notes: "June 1999."

Includes bibliographical references.

Also issued online.
Table of contents: value: A.; value: Developing Ecological Guidelines for Management and Restoration of Juniper Woodlands -- Eddleman, Lee -- B.; value: The Impacts of Juniper Encroachment on Understory Cover and Diversity -- Miller, Rick, Tony Svejcar, and Jeff Rose -- C.; value: Juniper and Watersheds -- Buckhouse, John -- D.; value: Plant Succession in cut Juniper woodlands: 1981-1998 -- Bates, Jon, Rick Miller, and Tony Svejcar -- E.; value: Understory Vegetation Change Following cutting of Western Juniper Cutting in Grant county, Oregon -- Eddleman Lee, and Rick Miller -- F.; value: Persistence of Idaho Fescue on Degraded Juniper/Sagebrush/Steppe in Central Oregon -- Doescher Paul, Lee Eddleman, Rick Miller, Jay Goodwin, Ray Jaindl, and Mohamed Maori -- G.; value: Old Growth Western Juniper Woodlands -- Miller Rick, Wendy Waichler, and Paul Doescher -- H.; value: Long Term Vegetation Changes On the Island Research Natural Area -- Fox, Anne, and Lee Eddleman -- I.; value: Western Juniper Encroachment into Aspen Stands in the Northwest Great Basin -- Wall, Travis, Rick Miller, and Tony Svejcar -- J.; value: Fire History and Western Juniper encroachment into Sagebrush Steppe -- Miller, Rick, and Jeff Rose -- K.; value: Managing Western Juniper for wildlife -- Rick Miller -- L.; value: Importance of Western Juniper Communities to Small Mammals -- Willis Mitch, and Rick Miller -- M.; value: Affects of community structure on avian populations in Juniper woodlands and shrub steppe: work in progress-- Miller Rick, Mitch Willis, Jeff Rose, Dan Reinkensmeyer, and Bob Anthony.