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Our department brings together biological and social scientists to understand ecological systems, social systems, and the interactions between them. We work in terrestrial to aquatic systems, in wildland to urban settings, and from local to global scales. We provide the scientific basis for management and policy decisions. We conduct creative problem-solving and fundamental research; educate and engage the next generation of scholars, practitioners and users of the world’s natural resources; and share our knowledge and discoveries with others.
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Event Calendar
28May2013
Oregon's Grove of the States Arboretum: Managing and Restoring a Cultural Resource
Brad Hamel, MF project presentation in Urban Forestry Major professor: Paul Ries…30May2013
Starker Lecture -- Forest Biomass: Energy and Beyond
Visit forest biomass production sites and energy facilities in the Benton and Lane County areas. The discussion will include on-the-ground facility supply and processing considerations, including the technical,…30May2013
Impacts of Dwarf Mistletoe on the Physiology of Host Tsuga heterophylla Trees as Recorded in Tree Ring C and O Stable Isotopes
Danielle Marias, FES, Master’s thesis defense Major Professor: Rick Meinzer…31May2013
Encounters, Norms, Crowding, Management, and Behavioral Responses of Visitors at Coastal State Parks in Oregon
Wesley Mouw, FES, Master's thesis defense Major Advisor: Mark Needham…08Jun2013



















