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An observational analysis of Canada jay foraging and caching ecology in Denali National Park and Preserve-data
(2021)Arctic wildlife are among the globe’s most vulnerable species to climate change. Canada jays are generalist residents of northern boreal forests, and like many other winter-adapted animals, scatter hoard food to insulate ... -
On the Water Every Week - Protecting Puget Sound Every Day
(University of Washington Water Center, 2008-10-07)Joerger will introduce the Puget Soundkeeper Alliance, a non-governmental organization dedicated to protect Puget Sound by tracking down and stopping illegal sources of pollution. She describes the efforts of the organization, ... -
On-Site Runoff Mitigation with Rooftop Rainwater Collection and Use
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The Other Part of Flow Regime: How Sediment Distribution Shapes Riparian Environments
(University of Washington Water Center, 2007-02-14)Bechtold will discuss floodplain soils. He will talk about the interactions between soils, plants, and the atmosphere. He will focus on fluvial sediment redistribution. He will review a soil organic matter model. He will ... -
Overview of the Indian Market for US Wood Products
(3/1/2007)The economic liberalization policies initiated in 1991 have led India along the path of increased economic growth and greater macroeconomic stability. Real GDP growth averaged 6% over the period 1997-2001, exceeded 8% from ... -
Oxygen and Oceanography: Understanding the Dynamics of Hood Canal and Puget Sound from Above and Beneath the Surface
(University of Washington Water Center, 2008-02-12)Newton will present an overview of the biological oceanography of Puget Sound. She will discuss the effects of climate, human activities, and natural processes on the health of Puget Sound. -
Pacific Northwest Climate Change: Do Global Models Tell the Whole Story?
(Unviersity of Washington Water Center, 2007-02-14)Salathé will review modeled scenarios for Pacific Northwest climate change. He will discuss how the models are developed, and what they predict for the Puget Sound region: more rain and higher winter temperatures. He will ... -
Patterns of Conifer Establishment on River Flood Plains in Olympic National Park
(University of Washington Water Center, 2006-02-16)Stolnack will describe the importance of flood plains and the influence of conifers. Next, he will discuss a research project that looked at conifer establishment on flood plains inside Olympic National Park. He will follow ... -
Peterson Creek Drainage Project
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Phytoremediation of Organic Pollutants
(University of Washington Water Center, 2008-05-13)Doty will present an overview of phytoremediation and organic (degradable) pollutants. She will discuss the problem of pollution and present traditional as well as alternative solutions. She will outline the advantages and ... -
Pilot Scale Constructed Wastewater Treatment Wetland
(University of Washington Water Center, 2001-01)This fact sheet introduces the concept of artificially created wetlands, known as "constructed" or "treatment" wetlands, which are created as a method for treating wastewater. The technology, role of vegetation, and design ... -
Place Matters: Where Conifers Succeed on River Flood Plains in Olympic National Park
(University of Washington Water Center, 2007-02-14)Stolnack will ask the question: why do we care about conifers in riparian areas? He will present field work in Olympic National Park. Finally, he will make the connections to riparian restoration and management. -
Planning and Management of Forested Agricultural Riparian Buffers: the Case of the Skagit County Managed Agricultural Riparian Plantations (MARP)
(University of Washington Water Center, 2006-10-03)Riparian forests are part of a complex and interconnected ecosystem that extends from the headwaters to the estuaries. This presentation describes elements of silvicultural systems for riparian buffers on agricultural lands ... -
Plume Soup: How a Dash of River Water Affects Washington's Coastal Ecosystem
(University of Washington Water Center, 2008-02-14)Horner-Devine will present research investigating the impact of river water on biological productivity in the Pacific Ocean along the Washington-Oregon coast. River water contribution is approximately 0.02% of the shelf ... -
Positioning and Market Analysis of the US Decking Materials Market: A Perceptual Mapping Approach
(8/1/2010)Overview The demand for decking materials is driven by several factors, including the macroeconomic environment, demographics, construction expenditures, and the repair and remodel sector. In addition, competition within ... -
Predicting Precipitation over the Northwest: from Weather Forecasts to Climate Change
(University of Washington Water Center, 2009-11-10)Cliff Mass will speak about the unique precipitation patterns in the Northwest. This has major societal impacts, such as flood control and damaging storms, usually associated with the "Pineapple Express." There has been ... -
Preparing for Climate Change in Washington State
(University of Washington Water Center, 2006-02-16)Snover will provide an overview of what we know about climate change. She will discuss how the choices that we make today will shape tomorrow's impacts. She will argue that planning should begin now. By preparing for a ... -
Private Forest Landownership in Washington State
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The Privatization of Water in the Developing World
(University of Washington Water Center, 2006-01-31)Gale will begin with an overview of water issues in the developing world. It's all about money: massive investment is needed, but long-term investments can be scarce. Privatization has become a term that creates conflict, ...