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The history of DEMO: An experiment in regeneration harvest of northwestern forest ecosystems. Northwest Science 73:3-11.
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Coping with Change Through Innovation: New Approaches, Tools, & Collaborations
The Evergreen State College, Olympia, Washington - March 27-30, 2018
MAPS: Evergreen State College Area-Campus (2 pages), Campus Trail-Parking
presented by Northwest Lichenologists
Mini-Foray: A campus forest hike to Evergreen Beach (2 miles round trip).
Tuesday March 27, 2:30 - 4:30pm: Meet in F Lot near Beach Trail sign at back of parking lot.
Workshop: Crustose Lichens on Coniferous Bark in the Pacific Northwest
Thursday March 29, 1:00 - 5:00pm: Lab 1, Rooms 1040 & 1050
New Tools for Science in the 21st Century Northwest
Come see demonstrations of new field science technology, including demonstrations of LiDAR technology, drones, plant science, root cameras, and high-throughput phenotyping technology. A mix of presenters representing vendors, non-government organizations (NGOs), and academic labs will demonstrate their specialized, new cutting-edge technology. This is an interactive session so come prepared to ask questions about these tools and view activities.
Applications in R programming for the Natural Resources
note: Class size is full as of March 9th registration!
Organizer: Matt Brousil, mbrousil@gmail.com
R statistical software is a free tool that is widely-used for research in ecology, natural resources, and other scientific fields. Through guided introductions we’ll explore topics in data presentation and tools for research and publication using R. This workshop is for participants that have previously used R for analyses and can import data and install packages, but are looking to expand the use of R in their work.