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• 1. [Article] 2003-2004 Annual report

  Bounding coordinates: West Bounding Coordinate: -124.661867; East Bounding Coordinate: -122.595926; North Bounding Coordinate: 46.2694; South Bounding Coordinate: 42.613265

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: 2003-2004 Annual report Author: Institute for Natural Resources Bounding coordinates: West Bounding Coordinate: -124.661867; East Bounding Coordinate: -122.595926; North Bounding Coordinate: 46.2694; South Bounding Coordinate: 42.613265 Title: 2003-2004 Annual report Author: Institute for Natural Resources Bounding coordinates: West Bounding Coordinate: -124.661867; East Bounding Coordinate: -122.595926; North Bounding Coordinate: 46.2694; South Bounding Coordinate: 42.613265 Close

• 2. [Article] 2004-2005 Annual Report

  2004-2005 INR Annual Report

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: 2004-2005 Annual Report Author: Institute for Natural Resources 2004-2005 INR Annual Report Title: 2004-2005 Annual Report Author: Institute for Natural Resources 2004-2005 INR Annual Report Close

• 3. [Article] The New Natural Resources Economy: Water, Markets, Opportunities

  Presented during the Oregon Resource Conservation and Development(RC&D)Conference, Redmond, Oregon, April 23, 2010.

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: The New Natural Resources Economy: Water, Markets, Opportunities Author: Institute for Natural Resources, Duncan, Sally Presented during the Oregon Resource Conservation and Development(RC&D)Conference, Redmond, Oregon, April 23, 2010. Title: The New Natural Resources Economy: Water, Markets, Opportunities Author: Institute for Natural Resources, Duncan, Sally Presented during the Oregon Resource Conservation and Development(RC&D)Conference, Redmond, Oregon, April 23, 2010. Close

• 4. [Article] North coast explorer: a north coast basin prototype website for natural resource information management

  West Bounding Coordinate: -124.353159; East Bounding Coordinate: -122.942592; North Bounding Coordinate: 46.261906; South Bounding Coordinate: 43.719034

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: North coast explorer: a north coast basin prototype website for natural resource information management Author: Institute for Natural Resources West Bounding Coordinate: -124.353159; East Bounding Coordinate: -122.942592; North Bounding Coordinate: 46.261906; South Bounding Coordinate: 43.719034 Title: North coast explorer: a north coast basin prototype website for natural resource information management Author: Institute for Natural Resources West Bounding Coordinate: -124.353159; East Bounding Coordinate: -122.942592; North Bounding Coordinate: 46.261906; South Bounding Coordinate: 43.719034 Close

• 5. [Article] Climate change outreach project presentation

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Climate change outreach project presentation Author: Institute for Natural Resources Title: Climate change outreach project presentation Author: Institute for Natural Resources Close

• 6. [Article] Applying systematic evidence reviews in Oregon forest policy: opportunities and challenges

  Section I contains an introduction to the subject of Scientific Evidence Review. Section II reviews Oregon state mandates to use “best available science” in policymaking and summarizes ODF efforts to address ...

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Applying systematic evidence reviews in Oregon forest policy: opportunities and challenges Author: Kleiner, Erica, Behan, Jeff, Institute for Natural Resources, Crawford, Seth Section I contains an introduction to the subject of Scientific Evidence Review. Section II reviews Oregon state mandates to use “best available science” in policymaking and summarizes ODF efforts to address these mandates. Section III provides an overview of Systematic Evidence Reviews and how they are conducted in the fields of clinical medicine and public health. Section IV summarizes some relevant critiques of SER methods and cautions concerning their use. Section V addresses differences and commonalities between clinical medicine and ecosystem science, and the potential for applying SERs to conservation and natural resource policy questions. Section VI offers some principles and guidelines about how ODF could apply components of SERs to their science assessments. Section VII reflects on where efforts to conduct and utilize SERs are likely to go in the future. Title: Applying systematic evidence reviews in Oregon forest policy: opportunities and challenges Author: Kleiner, Erica, Behan, Jeff, Institute for Natural Resources, Crawford, Seth Section I contains an introduction to the subject of Scientific Evidence Review. Section II reviews Oregon state mandates to use “best available science” in policymaking and summarizes ODF efforts to address these mandates. Section III provides an overview of Systematic Evidence Reviews and how they are conducted in the fields of clinical medicine and public health. Section IV summarizes some relevant critiques of SER methods and cautions concerning their use. Section V addresses differences and commonalities between clinical medicine and ecosystem science, and the potential for applying SERs to conservation and natural resource policy questions. Section VI offers some principles and guidelines about how ODF could apply components of SERs to their science assessments. Section VII reflects on where efforts to conduct and utilize SERs are likely to go in the future. Close

• 7. [Article] Salmon anchor habitat strategy : invited expert responses

  This document compiles written responses by experts in their respective fields to questions from the Salmon Anchor Habitat Work Group about the Salmon Anchor Habitat Strategy component of Oregon Department ...

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Salmon anchor habitat strategy : invited expert responses Author: Institute for Natural Resources, Oregon Department of Forestry This document compiles written responses by experts in their respective fields to questions from the Salmon Anchor Habitat Work Group about the Salmon Anchor Habitat Strategy component of Oregon Department of Forestry Northwestern Oregon State Forest Management Plan. Title: Salmon anchor habitat strategy : invited expert responses Author: Institute for Natural Resources, Oregon Department of Forestry This document compiles written responses by experts in their respective fields to questions from the Salmon Anchor Habitat Work Group about the Salmon Anchor Habitat Strategy component of Oregon Department of Forestry Northwestern Oregon State Forest Management Plan. Close

• 8. [Article] Recreational placer mining in the Oregon scenic waterways system

  This report discusses the benefits versus the cost of recreational placer mining in the Oregon Scenic Waterways System.

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Recreational placer mining in the Oregon scenic waterways system Author: Institute for Natural Resources, Behan, Jeff, Shelby, Bo, 1948-, Bernell, David This report discusses the benefits versus the cost of recreational placer mining in the Oregon Scenic Waterways System. Title: Recreational placer mining in the Oregon scenic waterways system Author: Institute for Natural Resources, Behan, Jeff, Shelby, Bo, 1948-, Bernell, David This report discusses the benefits versus the cost of recreational placer mining in the Oregon Scenic Waterways System. Close

• 9. [Article] Socio-Economic Measures for Intensively Monitoring Watersheds: The Middle Fork John Day Effectiveness Monitoring Project: Year 2 Report

  This report describes the accomplishments in the second and final year of a project to develop a set of measures to monitor the socio-economic effects on the local community of the stream restoration efforts ...

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Socio-Economic Measures for Intensively Monitoring Watersheds: The Middle Fork John Day Effectiveness Monitoring Project: Year 2 Report Author: Institute for Natural Resources, Lurie, Susan, Hibbard, Michael, Institute for Policy Research and Innovation This report describes the accomplishments in the second and final year of a project to develop a set of measures to monitor the socio-economic effects on the local community of the stream restoration efforts on the upper Middle Fork John Day River. A panel of Grant County residents helped develop the following metrics to reflect locally specific issues and interests. Title: Socio-Economic Measures for Intensively Monitoring Watersheds: The Middle Fork John Day Effectiveness Monitoring Project: Year 2 Report Author: Institute for Natural Resources, Lurie, Susan, Hibbard, Michael, Institute for Policy Research and Innovation This report describes the accomplishments in the second and final year of a project to develop a set of measures to monitor the socio-economic effects on the local community of the stream restoration efforts on the upper Middle Fork John Day River. A panel of Grant County residents helped develop the following metrics to reflect locally specific issues and interests. Close

• 10. [Article] Expressing Oregon environmental benchmarks in ecological terms: recommendations to the Oregon progress board

  A multidisciplinary team of scientists (Appendix 1) examined 10 of the 16 environmental benchmarks that are tracked by the Oregon Progress Board. The intent of the environmental benchmarks is to provide ...

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Expressing Oregon environmental benchmarks in ecological terms: recommendations to the Oregon progress board Author: Oregon State University, Norris, Logan A. (Logan Allen), Institute for Natural Resources, Nicholas, Jay, Salwasser, Hal, Oregon Water Enhancement Board A multidisciplinary team of scientists (Appendix 1) examined 10 of the 16 environmental benchmarks that are tracked by the Oregon Progress Board. The intent of the environmental benchmarks is to provide a fair assessment of the status and trends of Oregon's environmental health. The scientists were asked to clarify benchmark definitions if necessary, explain the status of data for the benchmarks, and define ecologically possible conditions for each of those benchmarks for which such conditions could be identified. Title: Expressing Oregon environmental benchmarks in ecological terms: recommendations to the Oregon progress board Author: Oregon State University, Norris, Logan A. (Logan Allen), Institute for Natural Resources, Nicholas, Jay, Salwasser, Hal, Oregon Water Enhancement Board A multidisciplinary team of scientists (Appendix 1) examined 10 of the 16 environmental benchmarks that are tracked by the Oregon Progress Board. The intent of the environmental benchmarks is to provide a fair assessment of the status and trends of Oregon's environmental health. The scientists were asked to clarify benchmark definitions if necessary, explain the status of data for the benchmarks, and define ecologically possible conditions for each of those benchmarks for which such conditions could be identified. Close