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Forestry Climate Change Sector Results
2005 King County Climate Change Conference

Forestry - climate change conference session

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Forestry Sector Final Agenda

Forestry Sector Agenda

Summary Report

Summary of the Forestry Breakout Session

Forestry Session Presentations

Individual Trees Under Global Climate Change (2.5 Mb) by Dr. Thomas Hinckley, University of Washington College of Forest Resources, Professor of Forest Resources;
Fire and Ecological Disturbance in a Warmer Climate (1.4 Mb) by Jeremy Littell, University of Washington College of Forest Resources PhD candidate, member JISAO/CSES Climate Impacts Group;
Are Animals Responding To Human Induced Climate Change? (1.5 Mb) by Dr. Stephen Schneider, Stanford University, Department of Biological Sciences and Center for Environmental Science and Policy;
Climate Change: Opportunities for Forestry? (372 Kb) by Dr. Gordon R. Smith, PhD, Environmental Resources Trust (ERT) EcoLands Program Director.

Session Speaker Biographies

Dr. Thomas Hinckley, University of Washington College of Forest Resources, Professor of Forest Resources
Jeremy Littell, University of Washington College of Forest Resources PhD candidate, member JISAO/CSES Climate Impacts Group
Dr. Stephen Schneider, Stanford University, Department of Biological Sciences and Center for Environmental Science and Policy
Dr. Gordon R. Smith, Environmental Resources Trust (ERT) EcoLands Program Director

Related Information and Resources

King County Forestry Topics
Working Resource Lands
King County Natural Resource Lands Program
University of Washington College of Forest Resources (external link)
Stanford University Department of Biological Sciences (external link)
EcoLands Program, Environmental Resources Trust, Inc (external link)
U.S. Forest Sector Assessment, Consequences of Climate Change, U.S. Global Change Research Program (external link)

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Forestry Climate Change Sector Results 2005 King County Climate Change Conference