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The following reports were prepared by University scientists through cooperative
agreement, project science staff, or contractors as part of the ongoing efforts of the Interior Columbia
Basin Ecosystem Management Project, co-managed by the U.S. Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management.
They were prepared for the express purpose of compiling information, reviewing available literature,
researching topics related to ecosystems within the Interior Columbia Basin, or exploring relationships
among biophysical and economic/social resources.
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been cited within the primary publications produced by the project. These reports may become the basis for
scientific journal articles or technical reports by the USDA Forest Service or USDI Bureau of Land Management.
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The following report was prepared by University scientists through cooperative agreement, project science staff, or contractors as part of the ongoing efforts of the Interior Columbia Basin Ecosystem Management Project, co-managed by the U.S. Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management. It was prepared for the express purpose of compiling information, reviewing available literature, researching topics related to ecosystems within the Interior Columbia Basin, or exploring relationships among biophysical and economic/social resources.
This report has been reviewed by agency scientists as part of the ongoing ecosystem project. The report may be cited within the primary products produced by the project or it may have served its purposes by furthering our understanding of complex resource issues within the Basin. This report may become the basis for scientific journal articles or technical reports by the USDA Forest Service or USDI Bureau of Land Management. The attached report has not been through all the steps appropriate to final publishing as either a scientific journal article or a technical report.
Frest, Terrence J. and Edward J. Johannes. 1995. Interior Columbia Basin Mollusk Species of Special Concern. (380 pages)
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Tables and Figures
Huntington, Charles W. 1995. Fish Habitat and Salmonid Abundance within Managed and Unroaded Landscapes on the Clearwater National Forest, Idaho. (65 pages)
Lee, Danny C. and Bruce E. Rieman. 1998. Federal Land Management, Freshwater Habitat, and Anadromous Fishes in the Interior Columbia River Basin. (16 pages)
Li, Judith, Kristopher Wright and Joseph Furnish. 1995. A Survey of Eastside Ecosystem Benthic Invertebrates. (109 pages)
McIntosh, B.A., J.R. Sedell, R.F. Thurow, S.E. Clarke and G.L. Chandler. 1995. Historical Changes in Pool Habitats in the Columbia River Basin. (124 pages)
Frewing-Runyon, Leslie. 1995. Importance and Dependency of the Livestock Industry on Federal Lands in the Columbia River Basin. (61 pages)
U.S. Bureau of Mines. 1995. Economic assessment of mining and minerals related activities in the Interior Columbia River Basin. (159 pages)
Vincent, James W., Daniel A. Hagen, Patrick G. Welle and Kole Swanser. 1995. Passive-Use Values of Public Forestlands: A Survey of the Literature. (54 pages)
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Brewer, Ken and Paul Callahan. 1996. (Draft) Interior Columbia Basin Watershed Delineation Guidelines. (14 pages)
Losensky, B. John. 1994. Historical Vegetation Types of the Interior Columbia River Basin. (108 pages)
Manning, Mary E., and Lisa D. Engelking. 1997. (Draft) Report on the Riparian Plant Association Groups and Associated Valley Bottom Types of the Columbia River Basin. (133 pages)
Morgan, P., S.C. Bunting, A.E. Black, T. Merrill and S. Barrett. 1996. Fire Regimes in the Interior Columbia River Basin: Past and Present. (37 pages)
Reid, Marion, Patrick Bourgeron, Hope Humphries, and Mark Jensen, comp. and tech eds. 1995. Documentation of the Modeling of Potential Vegetation at Three Spatial Scales Using Biophysical Settings in the Columbia River Basin Assessment Area. (355 pages)
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Pages 175-354
Sedell, Jim, Danny Lee, Paul Hessburg, Bruce Rieman, Mark Jensen, Brad Smith, Jeff Jones. 1996. (Draft) Ecological Integrity in the Interior Columbia Basin. (68 pages)
Woods, Patricia D. and Mary C. Horstman. 1996. A Study on the Historic Settlement of the Columbia River Basin. (48 pages)
Bushey, Charles. 1995. Fire Effects on Noxious Weeds within the Columbia River Basin. (6 pages)
Eddleman, Lee E., Richard F. Miller, Patricia M. Miller and Patricia L. Dysart. 1994. Western Juniper Woodlands (of the Pacific Northwest). (141 pages)
Harrison, R. Deane, N. Jerry Chatterton, Richard Page, K. H. Asay, K. B. Jensen and Michael Curto. 1994. Introduced Forage Grasses. (76 pages)
Karl, Michael G. Sherm, Stephen G. Leonard, Peter M. Rice, John Rider. 1996. (Draft) Noxious Weeds in the Interior Columbia Basin and Portions of the Klamath and Great Basin: Science Assessment of Selected Species. (120 pages)
Karl, Michael G. Sherm, and Stephen G. Leonard. 1996. (Draft) Western Juniper in the Interior Columbia Basin and Portions of the Klamath and Great Basin: Science Assessment. (44 pages)
Leonard, Stephen G., and Michael G. Sherm Karl. 1995. (Draft) Herbivory in the Interior Columbia River Basin: Implications of Development History for Present and Future Management. (20 pages)
Leonard, Stephen G., and Roger Rosentreter, Michael G. Sherm Karl. 1995. Microbiotic Crusts: Ecological Roles and Implications for Rangeland Management in the Interior Columbia Basin and Portions of the Klamath and Great Basin. (26 pages)
Leonard, Stephen G., and Michael G. Sherm Karl. 1995. (Draft) Rangeland Ecology and Grazing Management: Preliminary Methods. (18 pages)
Leonard, Stephen G., and Michael G. Sherm Karl. 1995. (Draft) Livestock Grazing in Riparian Areas in the Interior Columbia Basin and Portions of the Klamath and Great Basin. (23 pages)
Leonard, Stephen G., and Michael G. Sherm Karl. 1995. (Draft) Susceptibility to Rangeland Health Disturbance Stresses in the Interior Columbia Basin and Portions of the Klamath and Great Basin. (25 pages)
Mehringer, Peter J. 1996. Columbia River Basin Ecosystems: Late Quaternary Environments. (91 pages)
Miles, Thomas G., and Michael G. Sherm Karl. 1995. (Draft) Introduced Forage Grasses in the Interior Columbia Basin: Science Assessment. (23 pages)
Pellant, Mike. 1996. Cheatgrass: The Invader That Won the West. (23 pages)
Rice, Peter. 1994. Exotic Plant Species of the Columbia Basin. (330 pages)
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Pages 165-329
Rice, Peter, and John Rider. 1995. Landscape Ecology, Noxious Weeds Invasion Analysis. (155 pages) - Under Construction
Sheley, Roger L., ed. 1994. The Identification, Distribution, Impacts, Biology and Management of Noxious Rangeland Weeds. (457 pages)
Wilcox, Bradford P., and David W. Davenport. 1995. Juniper Encroachment: Potential Impacts to Soil Erosion and Morphology. (16 pages)
Williams, John D. 1994. Microbiotic Crusts: A Review. (58 pages)
Beckham, Stephen Dow. 1995. An Interior Empire: Historical Overview of the Columbia Basin. (150 pages)
Brunson, Mark, Bruce Shindler, William D. Schreckhise, Brent S. Steel, John R. Tennert. 1994. Mail Survey of Natural Resources Issues on Public Lands in the West. (263 pages)
Burchfield, James A., Stewart D. Allen, Stephen F. McCool. 1996. An Estimate of the Social Consequences of Alternatives in the Eastside and Upper Columbia River Basin Environmental Impact Statements. (188 pages)
Force, Jo Ellen, Gary E. Machlis, Shawn E. Dalton and David Fosdeck. 1995. Monitoring Social Indicators for Ecosystem Management: The technical assessment data. (86 pages)
Frewing-Runyon, Leslie. 1995 County/Community Vision Statement Project. (47 pages)
Hanes, Richard C. 1995. Treaties, Spirituality, and Ecosystems (American Indian Interests in the Northern Intermontane Region of Western North America). (154 pages)
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Pages 48-Appendices
Harris, Chuck. 1996. Rural Communities in the Inland Northwest. (346 pages)
Hovee, E.D. and Company. 1995. Eastside Ecosystem Management Project, Communities of Interest and their Social Values. (28 pages)
Krannich, Richard S., Matthew S. Carroll, Steven E. Daniels, and Gregg B. Walker. 1994. Incorporating Social Assessment and Public Involvement Processes Into Ecosystem-Based Resource Management: Applications to the Eastside Ecosystem Management Project. (88 pages)
Machlis, Gary E., Jo Ellen Force and Shawn E. Dalton. 1994. Monitoring Social Indicators for Ecosystem Management. (66 pages)
McCool, Stephen F. and Richard Haynes. 1995. Sustainability. (15 pages)
McCoy,K. Lynn, Edwin E. Krumpe and Paul D. Cowles. 1994. The Principles and Processes of Public Involvement: A State-of-the-Art Synthesis for Agencies Venturing into Ecosystem Management. (30 pages)
McLain, Rebecca J. 1995. Who Decides? Policy Processes, Federalism, and Ecosystem Management. (48 pages)
Rodriquez, R. 1995. Qualitative Assessment: Institutional Capacity of Counties Interface with Federal Land Management. (23 pages)
Schlager,Daniel B. and Wayne A. Freimund. 1994. Institutional and Legal Barriers to Ecosystem Management. (84 pages)
Smith, Gordon, Christine Robinson, and Margaret Shannon. 1995. Crossing over the Lines: Multi-Jurisdictional, Multi-ownership, Multi-party, Multi-problem Landscape Management Strategies. (130 pages)
Trent, Joan. 1995. Attitudes, Beliefs and Values for Interior Columbia Ecosystem Management Project. (55 pages)
Williams, Daniel R. 1995. Mapping Place Meanings for Ecosystem Management. (34 pages)
Brainerd, Richard, Peter Zika, Bruce Newhouse, Barbara Wilson, Keli Kuykendall, Manuela Huso and Joy Mastrogiuseppe. 1995. Biogeography of the Genus Carexin the Columbia River Basin (173 pages) - Under Construction
Castellano, Michael A. 1995. Report on Fungi. (76 pages)
Christensen, Alan [and others]. 1995. Ungulate Assessment in the Columbia River Basin. (121 pages) Christy, John A. and Judith S. Harpel. 1995. Bryophytes of the Columbia River Basin, South of the Canadian Border. (293 pages) - Under Construction
Croft, Lisa K., Wayne R. Owen, Stephen J. Shelly. 1997. Interior Columbia Basin Ecosystem Management Project Analysis of Vascular Plants. (394 pages)
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Pages 51-121
Appendices
Eversman, Sharon. 1994. Lichens of the Yellowstone Ecosystem. (96 pages)
Fogel, Robert. 1994. Fungi from the Columbia Basin deposited in the University of Michigan Herbarium. (88 pages)
Hammer, Samuel. 1995. The Biogeography and Ecology of Species in the Lichen Genus Cladonia in the Columbia River Basin. (68 pages)
Hammond, Paul C. 1995. Butterflies and Their Larval Foodplants as Bioindicators for Ecosystem Monitoring in the Pacific Northwest. (38 pages)
Hammond, Paul C. 1994. Rare Butterfly Assessment for the Columbia River Basin in the Pacific Northwest. (15 pages)
Ingham, E. R. 1995. Soil Organisms, Bacteria, Fungi, Protozoa, Nematodes and Rotifers. (93 pages)
James, Sam. 1995. Columbia Basin Oligochaeta. (19 pages)
Johnson, James B. 1995. Lacewings (Insecta: Neuroptera) of the Columbia River Basin. (17 pages)
Kaltenecker, Julie and Marcia Wickow-Howard. 1994. Microbiotic Soil Crusts in Sagebrush Habitats of Southern Idaho. (51 pages)
Kemp, William P. 1994. Rangeland Grasshoppers (Orthoptera: Acrididae) of Concern to Management of the Columbia River Basin. (50 pages)
Lattin, John D. 1995. The Hemiptera: Heteroptera of the Columbia River Basin, Western United States. (57 pages)
Marcot, Bruce G., Lisa Croft, Jeff Jones, M.G. Sherm Karl, John Lehmkuhl, S.G. Leonard, Robert Naney, Kurt Nelson, Chris Niwa, Roger Sandquist, Elaine Zieroth. 1995. Information On File as Cited in the Terrestrial Ecology Assessment Chapter, Science Integration Team Report, Interior Columbia Basin Ecosystem Management Project. (101 pages)
McCune, Bruce. 1994. Lichen Species Groups in the Columbia Basin Ecosystem Functions and Indicator Values. (51 pages without appendices)
McIver, James, J. R. LaBonte and R. Crawford. 1994. Terrestrial Invertebrate Predators of the Columbia River Basin: An Assessment. (74 pages)
McNeal, Dale W. 1995. Report on Allium Columbia Basin Scientific Assessment Project. (24 pages)
Meinke, Robert J. 1995. Assessment of the Genus Mimulus (Scrophulariaceae) Within the Interior Columbia River Basin of Oregon and Washington. (82 pages)
Meinke, Robert J. 1995. Assessment of the Genus Penstemon (Scrophulariaceae) Within the Interior Columbia River Basin of Oregon and Washington. (83 pages)
Miller, Jeffrey C. 1994. Assessment of Invertebrates of the Columbia River Basin: Understory Herbivores (Lepidoptera). (41 pages)
Miller, Orson K. and Hope H. Miller. 1994. Checklist of Columbia Basin Fungi. (86 pages)
Miller, Steven L. 1994. Macrofungi of the Columbia River Basin. (150 pages)
Moser, John C. 1995. Mites Associated with Forest Insects. (52 pages)
Pagel, Joel E. 1995. American Peregrine Falcon, Status of Species, Columbia River Basin. (29 pages)
Rosentreter, Roger. 1995. Lichens of the Columbia River Basin. (54 pages)
Ryan, Bruce. 1994. Eastside Lichen Report for Washington and Oregon. (498 pages)
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Pages 256-498
Schowalter, Timothy D. 1994. Coarse Woody Debris Chewers in the Columbia River Basin. (13 pages)
Tepedino, V.J. and T.L. Griswold. 1995. The Bees of the Columbia Basin. (220 pages)
Vogel, Christine A. and Kerry P. Reese. 1995. Mountain Quail Status Report: A Preliminary Document to a Conservation Assessment for Mountain Quail. (33 pages)
Wagner, Michael R. and Joel D. McMillin. 1994. Eastside Ecosystem Assessment Project: Role of Canopy Herbivores. (197 pages)
Weber, Nancy S. 1994. Pezizales (Eumycota, Ascomycotina) of the portion of the Columbia River Basin in the United States. (107 pages)
Wicklow-Howard, Marcia C. 1994. Vesicular-Arbuscular Mycorrhizae from Sagebrush Steppe Habitat in Western Idaho and Parts of Eastern and Central Oregon. (37 pages)
Wicklow-Howard, Marcia C. 1994. Fungi from the Owyhee Region of Southern Idaho and Eastern Oregon. (77 pages)
Zika, Peter F., Richard Brainerd and Bruce Newhouse. 1995. Grapeferns and Moonworts (Botrychium, Ophioglossaceae) in the Columbia Basin. (126 pages)