Aspen - - West (U.S.) ;<br> Forest management - - West (U.S.) ;<br> Forest ecology - - West (U.S.)
Information about the biology, ecology, and management of quaking aspen on the mountains and plateaus of the interior western United States, and to a lesser extent, Canada, is summarized and discussed. The biology of aspen as a tree species,...
The condition of campsites was examined in the Bob Marshall Wilderness, Montana. The amount of change that has occurred on these sites was inferred
by comparing campsites with comparable control sites. Trampling disturbance—los$ of vegetation,...
Distributions of elk pellet groups on an area of 215 km (80 mi ) were examined for a period of 8 years. Recorded changes in annual distribution describe both elk movement in response to disturbances in the forest environment and elk habitat...
Detailed climatic description of Priest River Experimental Forest; applies to much of the northern Idaho panhandle. Covers year-round pattern and focuses on the fire season. Topographic and local site differences in climate are examined; also,...
Fuelwood crops--United States ;<br> Oak--Economic aspects--United States
Samples of 90 trees in north-central Utah were examined to determine growth rates for Gambel oak.These growth data were used in an analysis to determine per-stem values of oak as residential fuelwood. Some oak stands in north-central Utah contain...
Renewable natural resources - - United States - - Planning - - Mathematical models. ;<br> Forests and forestry - - Economic aspects - - United States.
The National Forest System Resource Interactions Model is an upper level linear programming model developed to aid in the analysis of multiresource interactions for the 1989 RPA National Assessment. This report documents the development and...
Continued dry conditions result in mandatory 'hoot owl' restrictions; Tribes move for injunction against FIP; Morigeau pleads 'no contest' to misdemeanor theft; Swimmer's itch: summer's bug-a-boo is back; LIEAP public comment period; Standing Arrow...
Tribal electronics firm gets $2.3 million contract; 'No progress' talks to resume this week; The intent of MPC through E.W.; Lakeshore permits deadline extended once more; Reservation hosts a series of 'healthy' visitors; Still time to sign up for...
'Native America' earns representation at state Democratic convention; Council comments; 'Detox' passes on, staff says good-bye; Weatherization money is in; Culture Committee begins series of articles; Junior Tribal Council begins new year, seeks...
If you get bored this weekend, you're just not trying hard enough; Standing Arrow Pow wow is July 14-17; Tribal offices closed today and Monday; Animal killing is in the news; Tribes invited to join MIMA; Court news for May; Charmel Tellier is...
Nine-year-old case is over: Tribal sovereignty vindicated; No dividend next month; McDonald gets 43% of the votes; Small-scale hydropower activity picks up; Head lice make lousy pets; In the days of our grandfathers: Sophie: career woman, Tobacco...
The New Building makes its debut as quartery meeting site; NTPC's pipeline is shot down in Washington state; 'The New Building', among others, needs a better name; Tribal offices play 'musical chairs'; Help available for arranging wakes; Charity...
Water and Power Committee meets with BPA; Tribal severance taxes upheld; Chairman comments on Namen decision; New coordinator named; D.C. budget cuts hit home; Early-day Council boasted almost three dozen members; Snowpack is looking good; New...
Federal official addressed Affiliated Tribes on the Flathead; Family Assistance Division is in trouble; Yahoos are ruining the Rez; Fire danger high, temporary closures announced; Money flows in parts of Indian Country; Washington judge not...
Council highlights; Arlee Quarterly poorly attended; Councilmen write about pipeline deal; Indians know a good deal; EPA issues preliminary permit for oil port; Permit status; Well-organized pow-wow a hit; King and Bird place at regatta; Exhibits...