Klamath Siskiyou Oak Network Resources
Bird Monitoring as an Aid to Meadow Restoration
Bird Monitoring as an Aid to Meadow Restoration is based on a meadow restoration project implemented on the Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest and describes how bird monitoring can produce findings that…
Case Study: Adaptive Management
The Klamath Siskiyou Oak Network (KSON) applies an adaptive management approach to oak restoration implementation. The restoration discussed in this case study was in an oak woodland mosaic, unique to…
KSON Ecological Monitoring Plan
The overarching goals of this monitoring plan are to work in partnership to acquire, curate, analyze, and distribute data needed to transparently evaluate performance toward achieving the outputs and outcomes identified in the KSON Strategic Action Plan (SAP).
Oak Woodlands and Chaparral
Chaparral provides important habitat for birds and other wildlife in oak woodland ecosystems, yet land managers concerned about the risk of severe wildfire often reduce shrubs to protect oak woodlands.…
OakBirdPop: An Online Interactive Supplement to the Land Manager’s Guide to Bird Habitat and Populations in Oak Ecosystems of the Pacific Northwest
An interactive tool to inform land managers and others in the Pacific Northwest in planning and implementing oak habitat management and restoration actions.
Oak Habitat Restoration on Private Property Handout
For landowners in our focal region interested in learning more about funding oak restoration projects on private property.
Cascadia Prairie-Oak Partnership
A technical resources library for our region
CPOP is a community of people and organizations involved in prairie-oak conservation and species recovery efforts in western Cascadia. CPOP serves as an information hub and improves outcomes by facilitating increased collaboration, idea sharing, and information transfer among the CPOP community. Their technical resources library hosts key information for the prairie community in the Willamette Valley, Puget Trough, Georgia Basin (WPG) ecoregion and beyond.