Session: Restoration methods (ESA/SER Joint Meeting (August 5 -- August 10, 2007))

The role of power (Î²) in restoration monitoring
Linnea A. Spears-Lebrun, EDAW, Inc.

The importance of genetic diversity in riparian restoration
Randy Bangert, Northern Arizona University; Gery Allan, Northern Arizona University; Sharon Ferrier, Northern Arizona University; Laura Hagenhauer, Northern Arizona University; Karla Kennedy, Northern Arizona University; Thomas Whitham, Northern Arizona University

PS 68-190

Forward to the past; removal of non-native animals from Channel Islands National Park
Kate Roney Faulkner, National Park Service; Russell Galipeau, National Park Service

PS 68-191

Assessing rehabilitation success 30 years on. The case of hydroelectric developments in Tasmania, Australia
Anita S. Wild, Hydro Tasmania Consulting

PS 68-192

The effects of Elymus virginicus seeding versus weed-control fabric on the recovery of native vegetation in an urban restoration project
Jacoba M. Charles, Columbia University; Matthew I. Palmer, Columbia University

PS 68-193

Improving restoration of native habitats: DELLA response plasticity in Arabidopsis thaliana as an approach for defining appropriate genotypes for stressful conditions
Carolyn Norin, Rutgers University; Steven N. Handel, Rutgers University

PS 68-194

Effectiveness of transplanting vs. seeding of Lupinus perennis in an oak savanna regeneration site
Helen J. Michaels, Bowling Green State University; Mark K. St. Mary, Bowling Green State University

PS 68-195

Estimating the soil water resources needed for revegetation, using Baccharis pilularis
Matthew J. Curtis, University of California, Davis; Victor P. Claassen, University of California, Davis

PS 68-196

Ground water restoration at abandoned uranium mills on the Navajo Nation using native, desert phreatophytes
William J. Waugh, Navarro Research and Engineering, Inc.; Edward P. Glenn, University of Arizona; Fiona Jordan, University of Arizona

PS 68-197

Carbon addition to soils as a tool for restoration and research: A meta-analysis
Karen A. Haubensak, Northern Arizona University; Kimberly A. Allcock, University of Nevada - Reno; William B. Mattingly, Washington University in St. Louis; Barbara Swedo, Indiana University; Lauren M. Young, Indiana University; Heather L. Reynolds, Indiana University

PS 68-198

Resource enhancement techniques to aid shrub transplant success in an arid shrubland restoration
Tamera J. Minnick, Mesa State College; Richard D. Alward, Aridlands Natural Resource Consulting; Julia S. Christiansen, Mesa State College; Kay F. Lambert, Mesa State College; Kate H. Burden, Mesa State College

PS 68-199

Environmental factors assessment of the Station of Ecologic Restoration in Barrancas del RÃo Tembembe, central Mexico
Juana GarcÃa-Flores, Instituto de GeografÃa, UNAM; Jorge LÃ³pez-Blanco, Instituto de GeografÃa, UNAM; MarÃa del C. Bonfil- Sanders, Facultad de Ciencias, UNAM; Rosa I. Trejo-VÃ¡zquez, Instituto de GeografÃa, UNAM

PS 68-200

Restoration of vernal pool, quino checkerspot, and burrowing owl regional habitat in Otay Mesa, California
Jesper Pietsch, EDAW Inc

PS 68-202

Facilitating recovery of a long-disturbed maritime chaparral site in Santa Barbara County
Tamara A. Klug, Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC), Carpinteria CA; Rosemary A. Thompson, Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC), Carpinteria CA; Thomas W. Mulroy, Leidos/Scientific Applications International Corporation

PS 68 - Restoration methods