Aspen die-off, die-back, disease issues in the West--
Presentations from Aspen Summit. Salt Lake City December2006
Issues in San Juan National Forest, Dolores Ranger District, Region 2, U.S. Forest Service
Phillip Kemp, Timber Management Program
Aspen Decline in the Front Range – Colorado
Ingrid Aguayo--Staff Entomologist, Colorado State Forests
Aspen Research at Colorado State University
Dr. W.R. Jacobi, Dept. Bioagricultural Sciences and Pest Management, Colorado State University
MaryLou Fairweather, Plant Pathologist, Region 3, U.S. Forest Service
Forest Health Management, Region 2, USFS
Jim Worrall, Plant Pathologist, Region 2, U.S. Forest Service
Restoring Forest Health and Properly Functioning Conditions in Aspen Ecosystems
Fishlake National Forest, South-Central Utah
Robert Campbell, Ecologist,
The State of Aspen on the Caribou-Targhee National Forest
Melissa Jenkins, Forest Silviculturist
Aspen in Colorado State Parks
Brian P. Kurzel--Ecologist, Colorado State Parks
Genetic Issues in the Dynamics of Western Aspen
Karen Mock, Department of Wildland Resources, Utah State University
Genetic Variation And Clonal Distribution Of Quaking Aspen In Oregon And California
Valerie D. Hipkins, USDA Forest Service, Pacific Southwest Research Station, NFGEL
New Aspen Problem?
Laura Moffitt and Jim Hoffman, USDA, Forest Service. Forest Health Protection
Boise Field Office
Forest Pathology, Region 4, U.S. Forest Service
John Guyon – Forest Pathologist
Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest
Julia Richardson, Vegetation Management Specialist, Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest
Status of Aspen Die-off in Wyoming
Kevin Spence - Wyoming Game & Fish Dept.
Aspen Facts from Interior West Forest Inventory and Analysis Data
John Shaw, Analyst, Rocky Mountain Research Station,
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