A historical overview
Dan Scurlock, Deborah M. Finch
Abstract
Dan Scurlock, Deborah M. Finch
Abstract
This chapter reviews the historical: 1) occupancy, use of and impacts on ponderosa pine forests by early American Indians and European settlers; and 2) the human use of and impacts on birds in ponderosa pine forests. Contemporary ecology and human use of ponderosa pine forests are described in this publication by Moir et al. and Raish et al. Recent human impacts on ponderosa pine birds are discussed by Marzluff and Finch, also in this volume.
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This chapter reviews the historical: 1) occupancy, use of and impacts on ponderosa pine forests by early American Indians and European settlers; and 2) the human use of and impacts on birds in ponderosa pine forests. Contemporary ecology and human use of ponderosa pine forests are described in this publication by Moir et al. and Raish et al. Recent human impacts on ponderosa pine birds are discussed by Marzluff and Finch, also in this volume.
Key concepts: Geography, Historical ecology, Ecology, Finch, Occupancy, Forestry, Archaeology, Biology