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MONITORING CONCERNS

Burned Soil

The Problem:

Burned soil in Clearwater National Forest soils

How big a problem?

What can be done?

Related Documents:

  • Schoennagel, Tania; Thomas T. Veblen and William H. Romme. The interaction of fire, fuels, and climate across Rocky Mountain forests. 2004. BioScience 54(7): 661–676.
    [link to journal added 02/13/2009]

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Compaction

The Problem:

Compaction of Clearwater National Forest soils

How big a problem?

What can be done?

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Displacement

The Problem:

Displacement of Clearwater National Forest soils

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What can be done?

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Ground Cover

The Problem:

Ground cover on Clearwater National Forest soils

How big a problem?

What can be done?

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Nutrient Cycling

The Problem:

Nutrient cycling in Clearwater National Forest soils

How big a problem?

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Puddling

The Problem:

Puddling in Clearwater National Forest soils

How big a problem?

What can be done?

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Regeneration

The Problem:

Regeneration in Clearwater National Forest soils

How big a problem?

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Surface Organics

The Problem:

Surface organics in Clearwater National Forest soils

How big a problem?

What can be done?

Related Documents:

  • Schoennagel, Tania; Thomas T. Veblen and William H. Romme. The interaction of fire, fuels, and climate across Rocky Mountain forests. 2004. BioScience 54(7): 661–676.
    [link to journal added 02/13/2009]

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