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LAFON, CHARLES	Modeling Forest Restoration in the Southern Appalachians Following Disturbance by the Southern Pine Beetle. WALDRON, JOHN ¹, COULSON, ROBERT ¹, LAFON, CHARLES ², CAIRNS, DAVID ², TCHAKERIAN, MARIA ¹ and KLEPZIG, KIER ³, ¹ Knowledge Engineering Laboratory, Department of Entomology, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas, USA² Department of Geography, Texas A&M University, 2500 Shreveport Hwy., College Station, TX, USA³ USDA Forest Service, Pineville, LA, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LAGUEUX, KERRY	Does sufficient habitat remain to support viable chinook salmon populations in the Pacific Northwest of the United States? A spatially explicit assessment of spawning habitat in Puget Sound. ^*SANDERSON, BETH L. , DAVIES, JEREMY , LAGUEUX, KERRY , BEECHIE, TIM and RUCKELSHAUS, MARY , ¹ Northwest Fisheries Science Center,, Seattle, WA, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LAMOTTE, ANDREW	Regional- and Watershed-Scale Models of Ground-Water Vulnerability Based on Land Use and Geographic Factors. ^*GREENE, EARL A. and LAMOTTE, ANDREW E. , ¹ US Geological Survey, Baltimore, MD, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LANDIS, WAYNE	Regional and Landscape Risk Assessment for Invasive Species. ^*LANDIS, WAYNE G. , DEINES, ANDREW M. and COLNAR, AUDREY M. , ¹ Institute of Environmental Toxicology, Bellingham, WA, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LANGFORD, BILL	Quantifying habitat fragmentation: Do remote sensing classification errors influence landscape metrics? LANGFORD, BILL ¹ and ^*GERGEL, SARAH E. ², ¹ National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis, Santa Barbara, CA² Centre for Applied Conservation Research, Vancouver, BC FULL ABSTRACT
LANGS, LISA	Land Cover Mapping Background: Training Data and Classification Methods. ^*LOWRY, JOHN , RAMSEY, DOUGLAS , KIRBY, JESSICA , LANGS, LISA and RIETH, WENDY , ¹ Remote Sensing GIS Laboratory, Utah State University, Logan, UT, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LANGS, LISA	SWReGAP Land Cover Mapping Summary and Results. ^*RAMSEY, DOUGLAS , LOWRY, JOHN , KIRBY, JESSICA , LANGS, LISA and RIETH, WENDY , ¹ Remote Sensing GIS Laboratory, Utah State University, Logan, UT, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LATHROP, RICHARD	Landsat ETM-based Indices for Monitoring Urban Land Use Intensity. ^*LATHROP, RICHARD G. ¹, ZAMPELLA, ROBERT A. ², LEE, SANGBUM ¹ and PROCOPIO, NICHOLAS ², ¹ Ruters University, New Brunswick, NJ, USA² Pinelands Commission, New Lisbon, NJ , USA FULL ABSTRACT
LAURENT, EDWARD	Spatio-temporal patterns suggesting domestication of endangered Key deer. ^*PETERSON, MARKUS N. ¹, LOPEZ, ROEL R. ², LAURENT, EDWARD J. ¹, SILVY, NOVA J. ² and LIU, JINGUO ¹, ¹ Department of Fisheries and Wildlife, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI, USA² Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, Texas A&M University, College Station , TX , USA FULL ABSTRACT
LAURENT, EDWARD	Landscape composition and history influence NDVI as an indicator of species richness. ^*LAURENT, EDWARD J. ¹, LEBOUTON, JOSEPH P. ², WALTERS, MICHAEL B. ² and LIU, JIANGUO (JACK) ¹, ¹ Department of Fisheries & Wildlife, East Lansing, MI, USA² Department of Forestry, East Lansing, MI, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LAVOIE, SUZANNE	Integrating physical and probabilistic aspects of wildfire to assess landscape flammability. PARISIEN, MARC ¹, KAFKA, VICTOR ², HIRSCH, KELVIN ¹, TODD, BERNIE ¹ and LAVOIE, SUZANNE ¹, ¹ Canadian Forest Service, Edmonton, Alberta² Parks Canada Agency, Gatineau, Quebec FULL ABSTRACT
LAWLER, JOSHUA	Evaluating habitat as a surrogate for population viability using a spatially explicit population model. ^*SCHUMAKER, NATHAN H. and LAWLER, JOSHUA J. , ¹ US Environmental Protection Agency, Corvallis, Oregon, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LE LAY, GWENAELLE	How to manage human-wildlife interactions? An interdisciplinary spatially-explicit adaptive method. ^*LE LAY, GWENAELLE ¹, HUBERT-MOY, LAURENCE ² and CLERGEAU, PHILIPPE ³, ¹ Department of Ecology and Evolution, Lausanne, Switzerland² COSTEL, Rennes, France³ INRA SCRIBE, Rennes, France FULL ABSTRACT
LE MOINE, JIM	Disturbance and Landscape Dynamics in the Chequamegon National Forest Wisconsin, USA, from 1972 to 2001. ^*BRESEE, MARY K. ¹, LE MOINE, JIM ¹, MATHER, STEPHEN V. ¹, BROSOFSKE, KIMBERLEY D. ², CHEN, JIQUAN ¹, CROW, THOMAS R. ³ and RADEMACHER, JOHN A. ¹, ¹ Department of Earth, Ecological, and Environmental Science , Toledo, OH, USA² School of Forest Resources and Environmental Science, Houghton, MI, USA³ Forestry Science Lab, Grand Rapids, MN, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LEBOUTON, JOSEPH	Landscape composition and history influence NDVI as an indicator of species richness. ^*LAURENT, EDWARD J. ¹, LEBOUTON, JOSEPH P. ², WALTERS, MICHAEL B. ² and LIU, JIANGUO (JACK) ¹, ¹ Department of Fisheries & Wildlife, East Lansing, MI, USA² Department of Forestry, East Lansing, MI, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LEE II, HENRY	Classifying Oregon estuaries by habitiat: Analysis of exsisting data and a proposal for a piolot study. ^*BOESE, BRUCE L. ¹, LEE II, HENRY ¹, CLINTON, PATRICK ² and REUSSER, DEBORAH A. ³, ¹ US EPA, Newport, OR, USA² OEO, Newport, OR, USA³ USGS, Seal Rock, OR, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LEE, PEY-YI	A spatially explicit model for a sexual population. ^*LEE, PEY-YI ¹ and SCOTT, THOMAS A. ^1,2, ¹ Department of Earth Sciences, Riverside, CA, USA² Department of Environment Sciences, Policy, and Management, Berkeley, CA, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LEE, SANDI	Exposure of Bald Eagles to Toxic Pesticides at Wintering Sites: A Landscape Approach. ^*DUFFE, JASON A. ¹, MINEAU, PIERRE ¹, WILSON, LAURIE K. ², ELLIOTT, JOHN E. ² and LEE, SANDI L. ², ¹ Canadian Wildlife Service, Ottawa, ON, Canada² Canadian Wildlife Service, Delta, BC, Canada FULL ABSTRACT
LEE, SANGBUM	Landsat ETM-based Indices for Monitoring Urban Land Use Intensity. ^*LATHROP, RICHARD G. ¹, ZAMPELLA, ROBERT A. ², LEE, SANGBUM ¹ and PROCOPIO, NICHOLAS ², ¹ Ruters University, New Brunswick, NJ, USA² Pinelands Commission, New Lisbon, NJ , USA FULL ABSTRACT
LEEFERS, LARRY	Using spatial models for strategic forest management planning. ^*GUSTAFSON, ERIC J. ¹, LEEFERS, LARRY A. ², ROBERTS, L. J. ², ZOLLNER, PATRICK A. ¹, MLADENOFF, DAVID J. ³ and CROW, THOMAS R. ⁴, ¹ North Central Research Station, Rhinelander, WI, USA² Department of Forestry, E. Lansing, MI, USA³ Department of Forest Ecology and Management, Madison, WI, USA⁴ USDA Forest Service, Washington, DC, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LEES, LAB	Landscape research in the Chequamegon National Forest: an overview. CHEN, JIQUAN and LEES, LAB , ¹ Dept of EEES, Toledo, OH, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LEPCZYK, CHRISTOPHER	Spatiotemporal Dynamics of Housing Growth Hotspots in the North Central U.S. from 1940 to 2000. ^*LEPCZYK, CHRISTOPHER A. ¹, HAMMER, ROGER B. ², RADELOFF, VOLKER C. ¹ and STEWART, SUSAN I. ³, ¹ Department of Forest Ecology and Management, Madison, WI, USA² Department of Rural Sociology, Madison, WI, USA³ USDA Forest Service, Evanston, IL, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LEU, NICOLAE	Consequences of spatial structure in dynamic landscapes: reserves. ^*MATLACK, GLENN ¹ and LEU, NICOLAE ², ¹ Environmental and Plant Biology, Ohio University, Athens, OH, USA² Computer Services, Ohio University, Athens, OH, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LEUNG, BRIAN	The role of habitat suitability and dispersal potential in limiting the range of an aquatic invasive species. ^*BOSSENBROEK, JONATHAN M. , LEUNG, BRIAN , LODGE, DAVID M. and DRAKE, JOHN M. , ¹ Department of Biological Sciences, Notre Dame, IN, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LEWIS, RALPH	Spatial and temporal patterns of infaunal community structure in relation to sea floor benthoscape structure. ^*ZAJAC, ROMAN N. ¹, TWICHELL, DAVID C. ², POPPE, LARRY J. ² and LEWIS, RALPH S. ³, ¹ Dept. Biology and Environmental Science, West Haven, CT, USA² U.S. Geological Survey, Woods Hole, MA, USA³ Long Island Sound Resource Center, Groton, CT, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LI, BAI-LIAN	Spatial scaling, fractal dynamics and the species-area curve. ^*LI, BAI-LIAN , ¹ University of California Riverside, Riverside, CA, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LI, LINHAO	Scaling up soil respiration from plots to the region: A case study in Inner Mongolia. ^*ZHANG, JIAN ¹, WU, JIANGUO ¹, CHEN, QUANSHENG ², LI, LINHAO ² and BAI, YONGFEI ², ¹ Landscape Ecology and Modeling Laboratory (LEML), Tempe, AZ, USA² Institute of Botany, Beijing, Hebai, China FULL ABSTRACT
LIAO, XIONGJIU	Trees and landscape of low density residential neighborhoods in big cities in Southern China. ^*MA, LINGFANG ¹, GUAN, DONGSHENG ² and LIAO, XIONGJIU ³, ¹ Department of Environmental Sciences, Charlottesville, VA, USA² Department of Environmental Sciences, Guangzhou, Guangdong, China³ Department of Urban Studies and Planning, College Park, MD, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LINDERMAN, MARC	Spatiotemporal distribution of fuelwood collection in Wolong Nature Reserve and its implications for panda conservation. ^*HE, GUANGMING ¹, COLUNGA, MANUEL ², BEARER, SCOTT ¹, ZHOU, SHIQIANG ³, AN, LI ¹, LINDERMAN, MARC ¹, HUANG, JINYAN ³ and LIU, JIANGUO ¹, ¹ Department of Fisheries and Wildlife, East Lansing, MI, USA² Computational Ecology and Visualization Laboratory, East Lansing, MI³ China�s Center for Giant Panda Research and Conservation, Wenchuan County, Sichuan Province, China FULL ABSTRACT
LINKOV, IGOR	Assessing Ecological Risks at the Landscape Scale: Opportunities and Technical Limitations. ^*KAPUSTKA, LAWRENCE A. ¹, LINKOV, IGOR ² and GREBNEKOV, ALEXANDRE ³, ¹ Ecological Planning and Toxicology, Inc., Corvallis, OR, USA² ICF Consulting, Lexington, MA, USA³ Joint Institute of Power Engineering and Nuclear Research, Minsk, BELARUS, Belarus FULL ABSTRACT
LINKOV, IGOR	Incorporation of Landscape Characteristics and Receptor Organism Movement in Spatially Explicit Exposure Assessment. LINKOV, IGOR ¹, ^*COLE, MARLENE B. ¹, GREBENKOV, ALEXANDRE ², ANDRIZHIEVSKI, ANATOLY ², LUKASHEVICH, ALEXEY ², TRIFONOV, ALEXANDR ² and KAPUSTKA, LAWRENCE A. ³, ¹ ICF Consulting, Lexington, MA, USA² Joint Institute of Power and Nuclear Research , Sosny, Minsk, Belarus ³ Ecological Planning and Toxicology, Inc. , Corvallis , OR, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LINKOV, IGOR	Multi-criteria Decision Analysis: a Framework for Structuring Environmental Policy Decisions at Contaminated Sites. ^*LINKOV, IGOR ¹ and KIKER, GREG ², ¹ ICF Consulting, Lexington, MA² U.S. Army Engineer Research & Development Center, Vicksburg, MS FULL ABSTRACT
LIOUBIMTSEVA, ELENA	Landscape changes in arid Central Asia inferred from NDVI series observed from 1981 to 2001. ^*LIOUBIMTSEVA, ELENA , ¹ Geography and Planning Department, Allendale, MI, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LIU, JIANGUO (JACK)	Changes in the distribution of Louisiana black bear habitat since establishment of Big Thicket National Preserve, Texas. ^*MORZILLO, ANITA T. , JENKINS, CLINTON N. and LIU, JIANGUO (JACK) , ¹ Department of Fisheries and Wildlife,, East Lansing, MI, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LIU, JIANGUO (JACK)	Landscape composition and history influence NDVI as an indicator of species richness. ^*LAURENT, EDWARD J. ¹, LEBOUTON, JOSEPH P. ², WALTERS, MICHAEL B. ² and LIU, JIANGUO (JACK) ¹, ¹ Department of Fisheries & Wildlife, East Lansing, MI, USA² Department of Forestry, East Lansing, MI, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LIU, JIANGUO	Evaluation of conservation policies in Wolong Giant Panda Nature Reserve. ^*JENKINS, CLINTON N. , BEARER, SCOTT L. , HE, GUANGMING and LIU, JIANGUO , ¹ Dept. of Fisheries and Wildlife, East Lansing, MI, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LIU, JIANGUO	Spatiotemporal distribution of fuelwood collection in Wolong Nature Reserve and its implications for panda conservation. ^*HE, GUANGMING ¹, COLUNGA, MANUEL ², BEARER, SCOTT ¹, ZHOU, SHIQIANG ³, AN, LI ¹, LINDERMAN, MARC ¹, HUANG, JINYAN ³ and LIU, JIANGUO ¹, ¹ Department of Fisheries and Wildlife, East Lansing, MI, USA² Computational Ecology and Visualization Laboratory, East Lansing, MI³ China�s Center for Giant Panda Research and Conservation, Wenchuan County, Sichuan Province, China FULL ABSTRACT
LIU, JIANGUO	Spatial pattern analyses of 3-D landscapes: Theoretical explorations and applications to Wolong Nature Reserve in China. ^*CHEN, XIAODONG , LIU, JIANGUO and BEARER, SCOTT , ¹ 13 Natural Resources Building, East Lansing, Michigan, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LIU, JIANGUO	Influences of timber harvesting and fuelwood collection on giant panda habitat across a heterogeneous landscape. ^*BEARER, SCOTT L. ¹, JENKINS, CLINTON ¹, HUANG, JINYAN ² and LIU, JIANGUO ¹, ¹ Department of Fisheries and Wildlife, East Lansing, MI, USA² Center for Giant Panda Research and Conservation , Wenchuan County, Sichuan Province, China FULL ABSTRACT
LIU, JINGUO	Spatio-temporal patterns suggesting domestication of endangered Key deer. ^*PETERSON, MARKUS N. ¹, LOPEZ, ROEL R. ², LAURENT, EDWARD J. ¹, SILVY, NOVA J. ² and LIU, JINGUO ¹, ¹ Department of Fisheries and Wildlife, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI, USA² Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, Texas A&M University, College Station , TX , USA FULL ABSTRACT
LIVINGSTON, MARGARET	An assessment of neighborhood tree species for avian habitat in Tucson, Arizona. ^*FURENLID, KAREN and LIVINGSTON, MARGARET , ¹ P.O. Box 210444, School of Landscape Architecture, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LIVINGSTON, MARGARET	Evaluating species establishment and revegetation practices along roadsides in Tucson, AZ. ^*CAMPOS, REBECA and LIVINGSTON, MARGARET , ¹ P.O. Box 210444, School of Landscape Architecture, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LO SEEN, DANNY	Gap analysis at landscape level to prioritize biodiversity conservation and management, Southern Western Ghats, India. ^*RAMESH, B R. , LO SEEN, DANNY , KARUNAKARAN, P. V. and BALASUBRAMANIAN, M. , ¹ French Institute, St Louis Street, Pondicherry, Pondicherry, India FULL ABSTRACT
LODGE, DAVID	The role of habitat suitability and dispersal potential in limiting the range of an aquatic invasive species. ^*BOSSENBROEK, JONATHAN M. , LEUNG, BRIAN , LODGE, DAVID M. and DRAKE, JOHN M. , ¹ Department of Biological Sciences, Notre Dame, IN, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LOESER, MATTHEW	Assessing ecosystem health: a framework for integrating information across multiple scales. ^MUNOZ-ERICKSON, TISCHA A. ¹, ^LOESER, MATTHEW ¹, AGUILAR-GONZALEZ, BERNARDO ² and SISK, THOMAS D. ¹, ¹ Center for Environmental Sciences and Education, Flagstaff, AZ, USA² Cultural and Regional Studies Program, Prescott, AZ, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LOMBARDO, KEITH	Landscape Transformations: Changes in Biodiversity and Ecosystem Functioning following the Ryan Fire of 2002. ^*LOMBARDO, KEITH J. and KUPFER, JOHN A. , ¹ University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LOPEZ, RICARDO	Use of Landscape Metrics to Prioritize Watersheds for Ecological Restoration in Arkansas� White River Basin. ^*LOPEZ, RICARDO D. , HEGGEM, DANIEL T. , EDMONDS, CURTIS M. , JONES, K. BRUCE , CROSS, CHAD L. and EBERT, DONALD W. , ¹ U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Landscape Ecology Branch, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LOPEZ, ROEL	Spatio-temporal patterns suggesting domestication of endangered Key deer. ^*PETERSON, MARKUS N. ¹, LOPEZ, ROEL R. ², LAURENT, EDWARD J. ¹, SILVY, NOVA J. ² and LIU, JINGUO ¹, ¹ Department of Fisheries and Wildlife, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI, USA² Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, Texas A&M University, College Station , TX , USA FULL ABSTRACT
LOW, BOBBI	Exploring spatio-temporal dynamics of agricultural to residential land-use transitions using panel data. ^*AN, LI , BROWN, DANIEL G. , NASSAUER, JOAN I. and LOW, BOBBI , ¹ School of Natural Resources and Environment, Ann Arbor, MI, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LOWRY, JOHN	Land Cover Mapping Background: Training Data and Classification Methods. ^*LOWRY, JOHN , RAMSEY, DOUGLAS , KIRBY, JESSICA , LANGS, LISA and RIETH, WENDY , ¹ Remote Sensing GIS Laboratory, Utah State University, Logan, UT, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LOWRY, JOHN	SWReGAP Land Cover Mapping Summary and Results. ^*RAMSEY, DOUGLAS , LOWRY, JOHN , KIRBY, JESSICA , LANGS, LISA and RIETH, WENDY , ¹ Remote Sensing GIS Laboratory, Utah State University, Logan, UT, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LUDAESCHER, BERTRAM	Ecological Niche Modeling with the Science Environment for Ecological Knowledge (SEEK) Infrastructure. ^*PENNINGTON, DEANA D. ¹, MICHENER, WILLIAM K. ¹, BEACH, JAMES H. ², JONES, MATTHEW B. ³, LUDAESCHER, BERTRAM ⁴ and SCHILDHAUER, MARK ³, ¹ LTER Network Office, Albuquerque, NM, USA² Biodiversity Research Center, Lawrence, KS, USA³ National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis, Santa Barbara, CA, USA⁴ San Diego Supercomputer Center, La Jolla, CA, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LUDAESCHER, BERTRAM	Science Environment for Ecological Knowledge: providing distributed data and computational resources for ecologists. ^ROMANELLO, SAMANTHA J. ¹, ^PENNINGTON, DEANA D. ¹, MICHENER, WILLIAM K. ¹, BEACH, JAMES H. ², JONES, MATTHEW B. ³, LUDAESCHER, BERTRAM ⁴ and SCHILDHAUER, MARK ³, ¹ LTER Network Office, Albuquerque, NM, USA² Biodiversity Research Center, Lawrence, KS, USA³ National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis, Santa Barbara, CA, USA⁴ San Diego Supercomputer Center, La Jolla, CA, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LUDEKE, A.	Texas Ecological Assessment Protocol (TEAP) Model: An Ecoregion-Scale Landscape. OSOWSKI, SHARON L. ¹, ^*FERNANDEZ, LUIS E. ¹, LUECKENHOFF, DOMINIQUE ¹, PARRISH, DAVID A. ¹, DANIELSON, JEFF E. ², LUDEKE, A. K. ³, SCHWELLING, STEVEN ³ and GERMAN, D. ³, ¹ US Environmental Protection Agency, Dallas, TX, USA² Lockheed Martin Corporation, Dallas, TX, USA³ Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Austin , TX, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LUECKENHOFF, DOMINIQUE	Applications of a Multi-Criteria Evaluation Model in Environmental Assessment: the EPA GISST model. ^*FERNANDEZ, LUIS E. ¹, OSOWSKI, SHARON L. ¹, LUECKENHOFF, DOMINIQUE ¹, CARNEY, GERALD ¹, PARRISH, DAVID ¹ and DANIELSON, JEFF ², ¹ U.S. Environmental Protection Agency - Region 6, Dallas, TX, USA² Lockheed Martin Contracting, Dallas, TX, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LUECKENHOFF, DOMINIQUE	Texas Ecological Assessment Protocol (TEAP) Model: An Ecoregion-Scale Landscape. OSOWSKI, SHARON L. ¹, ^*FERNANDEZ, LUIS E. ¹, LUECKENHOFF, DOMINIQUE ¹, PARRISH, DAVID A. ¹, DANIELSON, JEFF E. ², LUDEKE, A. K. ³, SCHWELLING, STEVEN ³ and GERMAN, D. ³, ¹ US Environmental Protection Agency, Dallas, TX, USA² Lockheed Martin Corporation, Dallas, TX, USA³ Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Austin , TX, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LUKASHEVICH, ALEXEY	Incorporation of Landscape Characteristics and Receptor Organism Movement in Spatially Explicit Exposure Assessment. LINKOV, IGOR ¹, ^*COLE, MARLENE B. ¹, GREBENKOV, ALEXANDRE ², ANDRIZHIEVSKI, ANATOLY ², LUKASHEVICH, ALEXEY ², TRIFONOV, ALEXANDR ² and KAPUSTKA, LAWRENCE A. ³, ¹ ICF Consulting, Lexington, MA, USA² Joint Institute of Power and Nuclear Research , Sosny, Minsk, Belarus ³ Ecological Planning and Toxicology, Inc. , Corvallis , OR, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LUPI, FRANK	Calculating credits in a conservation bank to minimize the effects of habitat loss and fragmentation on endangered metapopulations. ^*BRUGGEMAN, DOUG , JONES, MIKE , LUPI, FRANK and SCRIBNER, KIM , ¹ 13 Natural Resources, East Lansing, MI FULL ABSTRACT
LYAKH, ANTON	Application of the Paragenetic Landscape Complexes Theory to Marine Coastal Zone Studying. ^*AGARKOVA-LYAKH, IRYNA ¹ and LYAKH, ANTON ², ¹ Tavrical National University, Kurortnaya str., 75-20, Saki, Crimea, Ukraine² Institute of Biolofy of hte Southern Seas, Geroev Stalingrada, 36-46, Sevastopol, Crimea, Ukraine FULL ABSTRACT
LYONS, HEATHER	Using landscape features to predict the spatial variability of fallen, fire-killed conifers in Yellowstone National Park. ^*LYONS, HEATHER D. and ROMME, WILLIAM H. , ¹ Department of Forest, Rangeland, and Watershed Stewardship, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LYTLE, DAVID	The Border Lakes Region of Minnesota and Ontario: Applying landscape ecology principles in a multi-partner landscape. LYTLE, DAVID E. ¹, HARKNESS, MARY ² and ^*CORNETT, MEREDITH W. ³, ¹ North Central Research Station, Grand Rapids, MN, USA² The Nature Conservancy, Minneapolis, MN, USA³ The Nature Conservancy of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LYTLE, DAVID	Spatial models of fire risk in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area, MN. ^*LYTLE, DAVID E. , ¹ U.S. Forest Service, North Central Research Station, Grand Rapids, MN, USA FULL ABSTRACT
LYTLE, DAVID	Reducing Wildfire Risk in a Fire Suppression Forest. ^*SHANG, BO Z. ¹, HE, HONG S. ¹, LYTLE, DAVID E. ², CROW, THOMAS R. ³ and SHIFLEY, STEPHEN R. ⁴, ¹ 203 Anheuser-Busch Natural Resources Building, Columbia, MO, USA² USDA Forest Service, North Central Research Station, Grand Rapids, MN , USA³ USDA Forest Service, Washington, DC, USA⁴ USDA Forest Service, North Central Research Station, Columbia, MO, USA FULL ABSTRACT