Speakers: George Brown, Dean Emeritus, OSU College of Forestry, Corvallis, OR, and George Ice, Fellow, National Council for Air and Stream Improvement (NCASI), Corvallis, OR.
Paired watershed studies have long been used to accurately assess the impacts of forest management, especially timber harvesting on runoff and erosion from forested watersheds. George Brown
was one of the researchers on the original 1959-1973 Alsea Watershed Study and will offer invaluable historical context on the science of paired watershed research. George Ice is the
Principal Investigator on the current Alsea Watershed Study Revisited and will offer national expertise on the science of forest practices and watershed effects.
Visit the Starker Lecture Series website for more details.
Richardson Hall (campus map) |
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107 |
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3100 SW Jefferson Way |
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Corvallis |
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OR |
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Free |
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Julie Howard |
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1 541 737 1585 |
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julie.howard at oregonstate.edu |
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College of Forestry Adm |