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The importance of forest stand-level inventory to sustain multiple forest values in the presence of endangered species.

Debora L. Johnson, Kevin N. Johnson, David W. Hann

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McDonald-Dunn teaching, demonstration, and research forest on the western edge of Oregon’s Willamette Valley. The College Forest sits near the city of Corvallis, a politically liberal town of 50,000 people and the home of OSU. Researchers and teachers throughout

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McDonald-Dunn teaching, demonstration, and research forest on the western edge of Oregon’s Willamette Valley. The College Forest sits near the city of Corvallis, a politically liberal town of 50,000 people and the home of OSU. Researchers and teachers throughout

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McDonald-Dunn teaching, demonstration, and research forest on the western edge of Oregon’s Willamette Valley. The College Forest sits near the city of Corvallis, a politically liberal town of 50,000 people and the home of OSU. Researchers and teachers throughout

Key concepts: Endangered species, Forest inventory, Geography, Revenue, Habitat, Forest management, Forestry, Schedule

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