April 13, 2015

How climatic variability can increase or decrease the amount of aspen in the landscape: Presentation PDF

April 13, 2015/ California Fire Science Consortium

This is a presentation from the Aspen Restoration and Ecology Workshop in 2015.

The consequences of climate change for quaking aspen are likely to be complex and contingent on effects of post-disturbance climate as well as on feedbacks among climate, disturbances, and forest composition.

Presenter: Dominik Kulakowski
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