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Rural Technology Initiative
Technical Review Meeting

UW Center for Urban Horticulture: February 3, 2005

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2005 RTI Annual Review
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Welcome to the 2005 RTI Annual Technical Review - B. Bruce Bare, Dean of UW College of Forest Resources
7:14
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Human Dimensions of Family, Farm and Community Forestry Symposium Update - David Baumgartner, WSU Cooperative Extension
7:11
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Progress with the Landscape Management System - Jim McCarter, RTI Software Development Coordinator
14:33
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LMS Applications for Pennsylvania Forests - Paul Roth, The Pennsylvania State University
11:34
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Applications, Training, and Technology Transfer - Larry Mason, RTI Project Coordinator
13:07
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A Sampling of Technology Transfer Opportunities for Family Forest Landowners - Don Hanley, RTI, WSU Extension Forester
9:29
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Forest Health in Eastern Washington: What is Sustainable? - Elaine Oneil, RTI Post Graduate Research Assistant
15:02
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Eastside Forests Project Update (Washington) - Richard Everett, WSU Cooperative Extension
16:59
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Independent Review of Natural Forest Conditions for use in the Family Forest Habitat Conservation Plan - Steve Webster, VP Family Forest Foundation
19:55
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Merging the Public and Private Domains: Social Implications of the Alternate Plan Option within Washington’s Forest Practices Rules - Roje Gootee, Washington State University
21:01
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Assessing and Developing Management Treatments that Restore a Desired Condition - Bruce Lippke, RTI Director
10:39
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Stream Stability Assessment: a practical approach using geomorphic reference sites - Laurie Flaherty, WSU Cooperative Extension
8:52
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Responses of family forest owners in western Washington to increased development pressures: implications for forest fragmentation - Janean Creighton, WSU Cooperative Extension
12:58
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Geographic Information Systems – Training, Technology & Project Updates - Luke Rogers, RTI GIS Scientist
13:40
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Family Forest Contributions to Non-Market Forest Values - Bruce Lippke, RTI Director
20:17
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Valuation of nonmarket forest services for West-Side communities - Jonathan Yoder, WSU School of Economic Sciences
10:26
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RTI Response to Review of The Rural Technology Initiative - Bruce Lippke, RTI Director
5:03
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Creating the Future of RTI - Thomas K. Mentele, Director of Development and Alumni Relations for UW CFR
7:20
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