Insect & Disease Aerial Survey SW Oregon

Feb 20, 2012
Uploaded by Jim Wolf
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USFS Region 6 forest insect and disease aerial detection survey, including years 2007-11.  Clipped to SWO.

Each year, all forested federal, state and private land in Oregon and Washington are aerially surveyed for insect and disease damage.  This survey is flown cooperatively by the Region 6 US Forest Service, Forest Insects and Diseases group; the Oregon Department of Forestry, Insect and Disease Section; and the Washington Department of Natural Resources.  This data is collected to determine regional insect and disease trends and to serve as an indicator to land owners/managers on insect and disease activity in their area.           
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 USFS/R6/Natural Resources/Forest Health Protection
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2007, 2008, 2009, 2011
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Jim Wolf
Plan Coordindator with Josephine and Jackson County CWPPs

Currently serving in several capacities: The agency project manager for the west wide wildfire risk assessment, a project sponsored by the Western Forestry Leadership Coalition and Council of Western State Foresters. Serving on the operations group of the Illinois Valley Landscape Assessment as a...