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Opening session. 2000 is here ... Are we preparing for 2100? Opening statement
Authors: Sparrowe, RD
Citation: Rd. Sparrowe, Opening session. 2000 is here ... Are we preparing for 2100? Opening statement, T N AM WILD, 1999, pp. 1-8
Habitat conservation plans: Making them work for wildlife as well as landowners
Authors: Barry, DJ
Citation: Dj. Barry, Habitat conservation plans: Making them work for wildlife as well as landowners, T N AM WILD, 1999, pp. 9-13
Change and challenges in the USDA Forest Service
Authors: Dombeck, MP
Citation: Mp. Dombeck, Change and challenges in the USDA Forest Service, T N AM WILD, 1999, pp. 14-21
Pacific fisheries management: A new future or the beginning of the end?
Authors: Martin, J
Citation: J. Martin, Pacific fisheries management: A new future or the beginning of the end?, T N AM WILD, 1999, pp. 22-27
Petroleum development versus wildlife in the overthrust
Authors: Strickland, D
Citation: D. Strickland, Petroleum development versus wildlife in the overthrust, T N AM WILD, 1999, pp. 28-35
1998 National 4-H wildlife and fisheries volunteer leader recognition awards
Authors: Miller, DF
Citation: Df. Miller, 1998 National 4-H wildlife and fisheries volunteer leader recognition awards, T N AM WILD, 1999, pp. 36-41
Northwest forest plan: The first five years
Authors: Pipkin, J
Citation: J. Pipkin, Northwest forest plan: The first five years, T N AM WILD, 1999, pp. 43-53
Management implications of recent changes in spatial patterns of interior northwest forests
Authors: Hessburg, PF Smith, BG
Citation: Pf. Hessburg et Bg. Smith, Management implications of recent changes in spatial patterns of interior northwest forests, T N AM WILD, 1999, pp. 55-78
Wildlife habitats in forests of the interior northwest: History, status, trends, and critical issues confronting land managers
Authors: Wisdom, MJ Wales, BC Holthausen, RS Hargis, CD Saab, VA Hann, WJ Rich, TD Lee, DC Mary, M
Citation: Mj. Wisdom et al., Wildlife habitats in forests of the interior northwest: History, status, trends, and critical issues confronting land managers, T N AM WILD, 1999, pp. 79-93
Multiple scale views of the economic and social systems in the interior Columbia basin
Authors: Reyna, NE Haynes, RW
Citation: Ne. Reyna et Rw. Haynes, Multiple scale views of the economic and social systems in the interior Columbia basin, T N AM WILD, 1999, pp. 94-106
Elk in western forests: Too much success?
Authors: Christensen, AG Lackey, JK Rochelle, JA
Citation: Ag. Christensen et al., Elk in western forests: Too much success?, T N AM WILD, 1999, pp. 107-116
Restoration in northwest interior forests
Authors: Hardy, CC Keane, RE Harrington, MG
Citation: Cc. Hardy et al., Restoration in northwest interior forests, T N AM WILD, 1999, pp. 117-138
Genetics and the management of North American big game
Authors: Honeycutt, RL Banks, KR Walker, CW Skow, LC
Citation: Rl. Honeycutt et al., Genetics and the management of North American big game, T N AM WILD, 1999, pp. 139-155
Evaluation and use of Bovid/Ovid-microsatellite markers for studies of white-tailed deer
Authors: Skow, LC Honeycutt, DA Gallagher, RL Honeycutt, RL Young, EL
Citation: Lc. Skow et al., Evaluation and use of Bovid/Ovid-microsatellite markers for studies of white-tailed deer, T N AM WILD, 1999, pp. 156-164
Geographic variation in waterfowl and wading birds
Authors: Ransom, D Melvin, S Gawlick, D
Citation: D. Ransom et al., Geographic variation in waterfowl and wading birds, T N AM WILD, 1999, pp. 165-173
Using genetic markers to assess the success of translocation programs
Authors: Leberg, PL
Citation: Pl. Leberg, Using genetic markers to assess the success of translocation programs, T N AM WILD, 1999, pp. 174-190
Advances in the use of molecular markers for studies of population size and movement
Authors: Waits, JL Leberg, PL
Citation: Jl. Waits et Pl. Leberg, Advances in the use of molecular markers for studies of population size and movement, T N AM WILD, 1999, pp. 191-201
Session 3. Southwest forests: Cacophony or symphony: Is there a conductor in the house? Opening remarks
Authors: Salwasser, H
Citation: H. Salwasser, Session 3. Southwest forests: Cacophony or symphony: Is there a conductor in the house? Opening remarks, T N AM WILD, 1999, pp. 203-205
Sierra Nevada forests: Where did they come from? Where are they going? What does it mean?
Authors: Millar, CI Woolfenden, WB
Citation: Ci. Millar et Wb. Woolfenden, Sierra Nevada forests: Where did they come from? Where are they going? What does it mean?, T N AM WILD, 1999, pp. 206-236
Bringing science and public values into sustainable forest management: TheSierra Nevada Framework for Conservation and Collaboration
Authors: Connanghton, KP Lee, DC
Citation: Kp. Connanghton et Dc. Lee, Bringing science and public values into sustainable forest management: TheSierra Nevada Framework for Conservation and Collaboration, T N AM WILD, 1999, pp. 237-245
Developing an ecological foundation for management of national forest giant sequoia ecosystems
Authors: Piirto, DD Rogers, RR
Citation: Dd. Piirto et Rr. Rogers, Developing an ecological foundation for management of national forest giant sequoia ecosystems, T N AM WILD, 1999, pp. 246-274
Recovering Southwestern Willow Flycatcher populations will benefit riparian health
Authors: Finch, DM
Citation: Dm. Finch, Recovering Southwestern Willow Flycatcher populations will benefit riparian health, T N AM WILD, 1999, pp. 275-291
Science versus political reality in delisting criteria for a threatened species: The Mexican spotted owl experience
Authors: White, GC Block, WM Ganey, JL Moir, WH Ward, JP Franklin, AB Spangle, SL Rinkevich, SE Vahle, JR Howe, FP Dick, JL
Citation: Gc. White et al., Science versus political reality in delisting criteria for a threatened species: The Mexican spotted owl experience, T N AM WILD, 1999, pp. 292-306
Ungulate/fishery interactions in southwestern riparian ecosystems: Pretensions and realities
Authors: Medina, AL Rinne, JN
Citation: Al. Medina et Jn. Rinne, Ungulate/fishery interactions in southwestern riparian ecosystems: Pretensions and realities, T N AM WILD, 1999, pp. 307-323
Special session 4. Partnering in fisheries and wildlife distance education- Opening remarks
Authors: Menzel, BW
Citation: Bw. Menzel, Special session 4. Partnering in fisheries and wildlife distance education- Opening remarks, T N AM WILD, 1999, pp. 325-327
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