Institute for Natural Resources

Najafi M.R, Moradkhani H..  2014.  A hierarchical Bayesian approach for the analysis of climate change impact on runoff extremes. Hydrological Processes. 28:6292-6308.

Gaines L, Kagan JS.  2006.  The Heritage Program: 25 Years Old and Looking Ahead Assessing the Future of the Heritage Program: Final Report.

Institute for Natural Resources, Oregon State University Libraries.  2009.  Hazards Explorer.

Williams J.  2014.  Habitat relationships of native and non-native fishes of the Willamette River, Oregon. Fisheries and Wildlife. MS:123.

Christy JA.  2012.  Habitat Changes in the Region, 1850-2010. Biodiversity Guide for the Greater Portland-Vancouver Region. :17-21.

Castelein KA, Lauten DJ, Gaines EP.  2020.  A guide to Snowy Plover nest predators, their tracks and behaviors, along the Oregon coast. INR Report. :104pp.

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.

Kane R.  2004.  The Green Fuse: Using Plants to Provide Ecosystem Services.

Blackmore D, Chang H.  2015.  A Geospatial Tool for Wetland Prioritization at the Watershed Scale. INR Report. :57.

Adamus PR, Christy JA, Jones A., McCune M, Bauer J..  2010.  A Geodatabase and Digital Characterization of Wetlands Mapped in the Willamette Valley With Particular Reference to Prediction of Their Hydrogeomorphic (HGM) Class. :14+GISappendices.

Sproles EA, Roth TR, Nolin AW.  2017.  Future snow? A spatial-probabilistic assessment of the extraordinarily low snowpacks of 2014 and 2015 in the Oregon Cascades The Cryosphere. 11:10.

Gray AN, Hubner D, Lettman G, McKay N, Thompson J.  2016.  Forests, Farms & People: Land Use Change on Non-Federal Land in Oregon, 1974-2014.

Creutzburg MK, Scheller RM, Lucash MS, LeDuc SD, Johnson MG.  2017.  Forest management scenarios in a changing climate: trade-offs between carbon, timber, and old forest. Ecological Applications. 27(2):15.

Gleason KE.  2015.  Forest fire effects on radiative and turbulent fluxes over snow: Implications for snow hydrology. Geography. PhD:202.

Lach D, Sanford S, Ham CL.  2006.  Fleet and Owner-Operator Capacity for Utilizing Idle Reduction Technology: A Report to the US Environmental Protection Agency.

Institute for Natural Resources, Oregon Department of Forestry.  2004.  Fire Prevention Working Group.

Institute for Natural Resources, Oregon Department of Forestry.  2004.  Fire Prevention Coverage Working Group.

Christy JA, McCain CN, Greene SE, Lippert J.D..  2014.  Fire effects in a montane wetland, central Cascade Range, Oregon. Madroño. 61:201-217.

Jaeger W.K, Amos AL, Bigelow DP, Chang H, Conklin DR, Haggerty R., Langpap C, Moore KM, Mote PW, Nolin AW et al..  2017.  Finding water scarcity amid abundance using human–natural system models. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

Hartwell R, Aylward B, Van Dis K, Lurie SD, Duncan S, Ewing A.  2010.  Financing Mechanisms that Advance Ecosystem Service Markets and Promote Rural Sustainability.

Aylward B, Hartwell R, Lurie SD, Duncan S.  2009.  Financing Ecosystem Service Markets: Issues and Opportunities.

Villeneuve DL, Curtis LR, Jenkins JJ, Warner KE, Tilton FA, Kent ML, Watral VG, Cunningham ME, Markle DF, Sethajintanin D et al..  2004.  Final Report: Environmental Stresses and Skeletal Deformities in Fish from the Willamette River, Oregon, USA.

McCain CN, Christy JA.  2005.  Field Guide to Riparian Plant Communities in Northwestern Oregon.

Williams J, Giannico GR, Withrow-Robinson B..  2014.  Field guide to common fish of the Willamette Valley floodplain. Oregon State University Extension Service Publication. :42.

Dinsmore SJ, Gaines EP, Pearson SF, Lauten DJ, Castelein KA.  2017.  Factors affecting Snowy Plover chick survival in a managed population. The Condor: Ornithological Applications. 119(1):9.