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The Red Hat Society : fun and friendship after 50

Adams, Stephanie (2006-08-10)

The social impact of the Red Hat Society is twofold: first, the “disorganization” is grounded solely in the belief that women over 50 have too long been ignored by society…hence the outrageous hats, boas and colors tha ...
Road Decommission: Metolius Preserve

Drum, Dan (2006-08-14)

Road decommissioning will be a valuable science in the future of ecological restoration because of the excess number of roads in this country. May things like habitat fragmentation, erosion, spread of invasive specie ...
Small mammal population survey in thinned ponderosa pine forest

Whittle, Heather; Hobson, Whitney (2006-08-14)

Small mammal populations are vital to the Metolius Forest Preserve. The forest preserve is undergoing selective thinning, which may affect small mammal populations in the forest. Our null hypothesis is that small mamma ...
Social isolation : how fifth grade students identify it

Barrett, Todd (2006-08-14)

The purpose of this study was to see if fifth grade students agreed with the research that says that children can easily and rapidly identify social isolation within their peer groups (Dodge, Coie, Pettit, Price, & J ...
Soil survey at Camp Polk – analysis according to vegetation composition

Schmidt, Nadja; Sinclair, Kim (2006-08-14)

Restoration ecology seeks to incorporate entire ecosystem functioning; primarily attempting to repair what has been degraded or altered. In order to reinstate ecological processes, biotic and abiotic components must be ...
Sucrose and sawdust application on cheatgrass removal

Burgess, Brett; Esterman, Shannon; Gallagher, Andy (2006-08-14)

There are two objectives of this experiment. The first is to test the effectiveness of various soil treatments on cheatgrass (Bromus tectorum) canopy cover. The second is to compare the two treatment types side by side ...
Understory response to timber thinning

Mitzel, Richard; Herriman, Joseph (2006-08-14)

Thinning of overstory timber will change forest function and productivity of understory vegetation. Increased solar exposure promotes understory growth, and disturbance caused by thinning will create an opportunity fo ...