Institute for Natural Resources

Institute for Natural Resources, EcoAdapt.  2016.  Available Science Assessment Project: Prescribed Fire and Climate Change in Northwest National Forests. Report to the Department of the Interior’s Northwest Climate Science Center.

Gregg R.M., Reynier W., Gaines L, Behan J.  2018.  Available Science Assessment Process (ASAP): Sea Level Rise in the Pacific Northwest and Northern California. Report to the Northwest Climate Adaptation Science Center.

Kagan JS, Borsuk M, Calder R, Creutzburg MK, Mason S, Olander L, Plantinga A.J., Robinson C.  2019.  Assessing Ecosystem Service Benefits from Military Installations. Strategic Environmental Research and Development Program, Project Number: RC18-1604.

Vickerman S, Kagan JS.  2014.  Assessing ecological integrity across jurisdictions and scales. Workshop Paper. :38.

Behan J, Crawford S, Kleiner E.  2005.  Applying Systematic Evidence Reviews in Oregon Forest Policy: Opportunities and Challenges.

Johnson RL, Steigerwald D, Cappaert M.  2002.  Analysis of Boater Pass Data on the Deschutes River.

O’Brien S, Gaines L.  2011.  Adding climate change to the mix: using climate futures in conservation planning for Oregon’s oak-dominated habitats - Eugene, Oregon April 26-27, 2011.

Institute for Natural Resources.  2016.  2015 Year in Review. INR Report.

Institute for Natural Resources.  2005.  2004-2005 Annual Report.

Institute for Natural Resources.  2004.  2003-2004 Annual Report.

Gaines EP, Murphy M.  2017.  Documenting Snowy Plover survival in Oregon. Poster presented at PSU 2017 Biology Department Alumni Night. Portland, OR..

Gaines EP, Murphy M.  2016.  Documenting causes of Snowy Plover nest failure with cameras. Poster presented at PSU 2016 Biology Department Alumni Night. Portland, OR..

Hockaday S., Jarvis W. T, Taha F..  2017.  Serious Gaming in Water. mediate.com.

Wells G.  2017.  Willamette Water 2100: Dive deep into the future of water. Oregon's Agricultural Progress. Winter 2017

Yasuo M.  2013.  Rural Communities: Telling Stories with Numbers.

Lurie SD, Hibbard M.  2011.  The New Natural Resource Economy.. 6(1):5-10.

Bolick Z.  2013.  Michael P. Nelson: The Ecological Philosopher.

De Stefanis L.  2013.  An Interview with Richard Whitman.

Wiley J.  2015.  Groundwater Issues: An Interview with Dr. Todd Jarvis, Interim Director of the Institute for Water and Watersheds at Oregon State University. The Water Report: Water Rights, Water Quality & Solutions in the West. 137(3):10-17.

Jarvis W. T, Stebbins A..  2012.  Examining Exempt Wells: Care for exempt wells provides opportunities for the water well industry.

Root HT, McCune M, McCune B.  2013.  Wind Farm Potential is Higher in Prime Habitat for Uncommon Soil Crust Lichens. Ecological Processes. 2:10:8.

Chang H, Jung I-W, Strecker A, Wise D, Lafrenz M, Shandas V, Moradkhani H, Yeakley A, Pan Y, Bean R et al..  2013.  Water supply, demand, and quality indicators for assessing the spatial distribution of water resource vulnerability in the Columbia River Basin. Atmosphere-Ocean. 51(4):1-18.

Henderson EB, Bell DM, Gregory M.  2019.  Vegetation mapping to support greater sage‐grouse habitat monitoring and management: multi‐or univariate approach? Ecosphere. 10(8):e02838.

Ferguson LB, Chan S, Santelmann M, Tilt B.  2018.  Transdisciplinary research in water sustainability: What’s in it for an engaged researcher-stakeholder community? Water Alternatives. 11(1)

Jarvis W. T.  2019.  Transboundary Hydro-Governance: From Conflict to Shared Management. Groundwater.