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Handout Containing Presentation Abstracts (Pdf) 2018 Forestry and Wildlife Research Review Thursday January 11, 2018 Cloquet Forestry Center Cloquet, MN 2 Table of Contents Agenda ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 5 Welcome and Overview ........................................................................................................................................................ 7 Block 1......................................................................................................................................................................................... 8 Climate-driven changes in future Minnesota mammal species ...................................................................... 8 Emerald Ash Borer and Black Ash: Wildlife Impacts ................................................................................. 9 Enhancing the U.S. Forest Service Forest Inventory and Analysis database for supporting wildlife assessment: Implementation of U.S. National Vegetation Classification................................................... 10 Impact of Latent (hidden) Diplodia Infections on Planted Red Pine Seedlings ............................ 11 Effects of Alternative Silvicultural Methods on Black Spruce Tree and Stand Dynamics .................. 12 LiDAR Derived Topographic Riparian Areas Utilizing LiDAR Digital Elevation Models to Produce Variable Width Riparian Areas ................................................................................................................. 13 First-Year Effects of Biochar and Weed Control on Jack Pine (Pinus banksiana) Survival and Growth .................................................................................................................................................................................. 14 Block 2....................................................................................................................................................................................... 15 Coastal Adaptations: Forests and Freshwater ..................................................................................................... 15 Assessing quaking aspen stress and mortality along a climate gradient in Northern Minnesota ............................................................................................................................................................................ 16 Inventory of Northern White-Cedar Regeneration and Factors Affecting Seedling Establishment and Growth ......................................................................................................................................................................... 17 Temperature and water level effects on greenhouse gas fluxes from black ash wetland soils .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 18 Examining the effects of timber management on water quantity and water quality in the Upper Midwest ................................................................................................................................................................................ 20 Forest loss in Minnesota since European settlement .............................................................................. 21 3 Block 3....................................................................................................................................................................................... 22 Ten Years Post-Harvest: Results from the Wisconsin Northern Hardwoods Managed Silviculture Study ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 22 Forest management for multiple objectives: adaptation, timber production, and wildlife silviculture case studies at the Cloquet Forestry Center ................................................................................. 23 Lake States Maple Syrup Producers and Their Attitudes Towards and Responses to Economic, Social, Ecological, and Climate Challenges ............................................................................................................. 24 Seedling Response to Adaptive Silviculture Treatments Aimed at Climate Change in Northern Minnesota ........................................................................................................................................................ 26 A 2016 Profile of Minnesota Logging Business Owners ................................................................................... 27 Minnesota Breeding Bird Atlas ......................................................................................................................... 29 Block 4....................................................................................................................................................................................... 30 Does Wildland Fire Cause Increases in Mercury in Fish? ................................................................................ 30 A foundational data set characterizing historic forest attributes and disturbance patterns ........... 31 Urban Tree Canopy Mapping and Measuring using High-Resolution Remotely Sensed Data ......... 33 Poster only .............................................................................................................................................................................. 35 Methylmercury Accumulation in Wildlife in an Upland Forest-Peatland Habitat ................................ 35 Mapping of Black Ash Forest Threatened By Emerald Ash Borer In Northern Minnesota, USA ..... 36 Individual detection and plot-wide estimation of coarse woody debris density and volume using airborne LiDAR .................................................................................................................................................................. 37 Acknowledgements .............................................................................................................................................................. 38 SFEC Member Organizations for 2017-2018 ............................................................................................................. 39 Keep in touch with SFEC ..................................................................................................................................................... 40 4 Agenda 8:15am Check-in opens 8:45am Welcome Aand agenda review Eli Sagor, UMN-SFEC 8:50am Block 1 ge Blosdk ClimateVi-driven changesn in future Minnesota mammal Ron Moen, UMN-Duluth species ew da h Alexis Grinde, NRRI Emeraldtt Ash Borer u and Black h Ash: Wildlife Impacts p: a Mark Nelson, USFS-NRS Enhancing the U.S. Forestpda Service Forests Inventory and Analysis database// for supporting wildlifebe assessment te Brian Schwingle, MN DNR Impact of Latentz. (hidden) Diplodia Infectionsen on Planted Red Pine Seedlings um d a u Brian Anderson, UMN-FR Effects of Alternative Silviculturaln Methodsge on Black p Spruce Tree and Stand Dynamics.e da du n Jennifer Corcoran, DNR- LiDAR Derived Topographic Riparian Areas d RA / a te Sara Kelso,d UMN-FR First-Year Effects of Biochar and Weed ControlR on Jack fil . Pine (Pinus banksiana) Survival and Growth R 18 e a 10:20am Break and poster session t 10:50am Block 2 Coastal Adaptations: Forests and Freshwater Meredith Cornett, TNC Assessing Quaking Aspen Stress and Mortality Along a Ryan Ness, BSU Climate Gradient in Northern Minnesota Inventory of Northern White-Cedar Regeneration and Laura Reuling, WI DNR Factors Affecting Seedling Establishment and Growth Temperature and Water Level Effects on Greenhouse Gas Alan Toczydlowski, UMN- Fluxes from Black Ash Wetland Soils FR Examining the effects of timber management on water quantity and water quality in the Upper Midwest Lucy Rose, UMN-FR Forest Loss in Minnesota Since European Settlement Peter Jacobson, DNR- Fisheries 12:00pm Lunch and poster session 5 1:00pm Block 3 1:55 Ten Years Post-Harvest: Results from the Wisconsin Dustin Bronson, WI DNR Northern Hardwoods Managed Silviculture Study Recent and ongoing silviculture research at the Cloquet Kyle Gill, UMN-CFC Forestry Center Lake States Maple Syrup Producers and Their Attitudes Stephanie Snyder, USFS Towards and Responses to Economic, Social, Ecological, and Climate Challenges Seedling Response to Adaptive Silviculture Treatments Jacob Muller, UMN-FR Aimed at Climate Change in Northern Minnesota A 2016 Profile of Minnesota Logging Business Owners Charlie Blinn, UMN-FR Minnesota Breeding Bird Atlas Nicholas Walton, UMD- NRRI 2:20pm Break and poster session 2:50pm Block 4 Does Wildland Fire Cause Increases in Mercury in Fish? Trent Wickman, USFS- Eastern Region, Duluth A foundational data set characterizing historic forest Jody Vogeler, UMN-FR attributes and disturbance patterns Urban Tree Canopy Mapping and Measuring using High- Trevor Host, UMN-FR Resolution Remotely Sensed Data 4:00pm Closing and adjourn Denotes a Lightning Talk Poster-only presentations not listed above: Methylmercury Accumulation in Wildlife in an Upland Forest-Peatland Habitat. Susan Eggert, USDA-NRS Mapping of Black Ash Forest Threatened By Emerald Ash Borer In Northern Minnesota, USA. Peder Engelstad, CSU Individual
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