Whitebark Pine Perceptions Ecosystem Services

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Publication Date

2017

Citation

Elizabeth A. Shanahan, 2016, Benefits from Management of Whitebark Pine (WBP)

Summary

The viability of the whitebark pine (Pinus albicaulis) species is under threat due to precipitously declining populations. This study investigates the sources of differing levels of concern about climate-driven effects on whitebark pine trees. It also investigates support for different Whitebark Pine (WBP) management strategies on federal public lands.

Summary

The viability of the whitebark pine (Pinus albicaulis) species is under threat due to precipitously declining populations.  This study investigates the sources of differing levels of concern about climate-driven effects on whitebark pine trees.  It also investigates support for different Whitebark Pine (WBP) management strategies on federal public lands. 

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Elizabeth Shanahan, Helen Naughton, Eric Raile

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Whitebark Pine Frequencies Final 25 November 2015.pdf		107.38 KB	application/pdf
WBPfinal2.sav		339.26 KB	application/unknown
Whitebark Pine Codebook Final 25 November 2015.pdf		137.04 KB	application/pdf
WBP Survey Text.pdf		454.56 KB	application/pdf
WBP_final report_soc sci.pdf		122.02 KB	application/pdf

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• National and Regional Climate Adaptation Science Centers
• North Central CASC

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• product of Science and Forecasting to Inform Implementation of the Greater Yellowstone Coordinating Committee’s Whitebark Pine Management Strategy
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• Pinus albicaulis
• Whitebark Pine
• ecosystem
• management strategies
• survey

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• North Central CASC

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