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Cavity-Nester Habitat; Artificial Douglas-Fir Snags

Purpose

Standing dead trees, or snags, are a source of foraging habitat and nesting cavities for wildlife. We evaluated the efficacy of creating Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii) snags (by girdling, silvicide treatment, and topping) and their influence on deter

Project Start Date

Project End Date

Related Publications

Brandeis, Thomas J., et al. Cavity-nester habitat development in artificially made Douglas-fir snags. The Journal of wildlife management (2002): 625-633.

Project Categories

Forest Management
Slash & Decomposition

Keywords

cavity
nest
nesting
nester
douglas-fir
douglas fir
pseudotsuga menziesii
snags
snag
dead
mortality
girdle
girdling
silvics
silviculture
silvicultural
treatment
top
topping
Thomas Brandeis
Cole
Elizabeth
Filip
Greg
Michael Newton

Additional Information

Currently Active

No

Agency

OSU

Project Type

Research

Research Forest

N/A

Researcher

Brandeis, Thomas

Role

C

Collaborators

Cole, Elizabeth; Filip, Greg; Newton, Michael

Debug Fields

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Import Unique ID

339

Project ID

339

Snags and Reserved Green Trees: Mortality Rates and Primary Cavity Nester Use

Purpose

Follow up study on bird use of CFIRP snags, snag and green tree retention.

Project Start Date

2001-06-01

Project End Date

2002-01-01

Related Publications

N/A

Project Categories

Birds

Keywords

snag
snags
downed
decay
mortality
rate
rates
cavity
cavities
nest
nests
nesting
nester
retention
CFIRP
bird
birds
Christine Maguire
Scott Walters

Additional Information

Currently Active

No

Agency

Oregon State University

Project Type

Research

Research Forest

N/A

Researcher

Maguire, Christine

Role

PI

Collaborators

Walters, Scott

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Fields that will be removed when going live.

Import Unique ID

374

Project ID

374