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Poster: Five Years of Monitoring ... in the Allegheny Highlands

Marek Smith, L. Nikole Swaney, David Fox and Daniel Buckler
10/9/2012
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Five Years of Monitoring Forest Structure and Composition for a Landscape-Scale Controlled Burning Project in the Allegheny Highlands of Virginia

This poster, presented at the 39th Annual Natural Areas Conference (October 9-12, 2012 in Norfolk, VA), documents baseline and early post-treatment conditions on the 3,700-acre Warm Springs Mountain Restoration Project in the Allegheny Highlands FLN landscape. A total of 225 macroplots in 11 burn units were sampled during the growing seasons from 2007 through 2010. The plots will be resampled five years post-burn as well.

Study authors: Marek Smith, L. Nikole Swaney, David Fox and Daniel Buckler (all of The Nature Conservancy, Virginia)
Poster presented by Nikole Swaney

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