Restoring Redwood Forests without Affecting Stream Temperatures
David Roon, OSU CORVALLIS, OR — Selectively cutting trees in riparian zones to aid forest restoration can be done without adversely affecting streams water temperature as long as the thinning isnt too intensive, new research by Oregon State University shows. PLOS One, the study led by Oregon State University (OSU) College of Agricultural Sciences graduate student David Roon is one of the few to quantify restorative thinnings effects on forest streams. "We dont know much about what happens wi...
Redwood National Park United States Oregon State University Jason Dunham Department Of Fisheries Us Geological
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