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Streaming Video Collection:
Wildlife Habitat

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Below is the RTI Website collection of Wildlife Habitat streaming videos. The links with yellow backgrounds are hosted on this website (www.ruraltech.org). The links with gray backgrounds are hosted on the WSU Cooperative Extension's website.

2008 Presentations		Connection Type
Presentation Titles and Speakers	Time	100 kbps	300 kbps
Identifying, protecting and restoring thermal refuges for coldwater fishes - High summer water temperatures are a widespread factor implicated in reduced distribution, abundance, and health of coldwater fishes such as salmon. Through case studies, example applications of new technologies, and applications of modeling approaches, this symposium will provide participants the opportunity to share, discuss, and synthesize information on protecting and restoring coldwater refuges for salmonids. (There are 9 streaming video presentations from this event).
Biodiversity in Cacao and Banana Agroforests of Talamanca, Costa Rica - Chad Wilsey (From the 5th Annual College of Forest Resources Graduate Student Symposium)	15:53	100 kbps	300 kbps
Pre-Harvest Occupancy and Abundance Patterns among Instream Amphibians in Type N Experimental Buffer Treatment Study - Aimee P. McIntyre, Washington Dept. of Fish and Wildlife Questions and Answers (Washington Forest Practices Adaptive Management Science Conference)	16:16	100 kbps	300 kbps
A Longitudinal Analysis Of Stream-Breeding Amphibian Species During The Pre-Harvest Interval - Eric M. Lund, Washington Dept. of Fish and Wildlife Questions and Answers (Washington Forest Practices Adaptive Management Science Conference)	16:38	100 kbps	300 kbps
Pre-Harvest Patterns: Instream Amphibians and Sensitive Sites - Marc Hayes, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (Washington Forest Practices Adaptive Management Science Conference)	15:02	100 kbps	300 kbps
Genetic Diversity and Genetic Neighborhood of Tailed Frogs and Cope's Giant Salamander across 3 Regions of Western Washington - Stephen Spear, Washington State University (Washington Forest Practices Adaptive Management Science Conference)	18:59	100 kbps	300 kbps
2007 Presentations		Connection Type
Presentation Titles and Speakers	Time	56 kbps	150 kbps
Effects of Shade Retention on Stream Amphibians: Some Preliminary Result - Jim MacCracken, Longview Fibre Questions & Answers	13:56
Wood Utilization by Terrestrial Salamanders: Implications for Forestry Practices - Marc Hayes, WDFW Questions & Answers	20:25
Landscape genetics of tailed frogs (A. truei) and Cope’s giant salamanders in reference versus managed - Andrew Storfer and Stephen Spear, School of Biological Sciences, WSU Questions & Answers	20:13
First Pre-harvest Year Amphibian Data for the Type N Experimental Buffer Treatment Study - Marc Hayes, WDFW Questions & Answers	16:41
SHRUBS, GRASSES & OLD TREES: Havens for Wildlife - Jim Bottorff, WA DNR Stewardship Wildlife Biologist	29:11
2006 Presentations		Connection Type
Presentation Titles and Speakers	Time	56 kbps	150 kbps
Population Ecology of the Marbled Murrelet on the Olympic Peninsula: Martin G. Raphael , USDA Forest Service, PNW Research Station	18:49
2005 Presentations		Connection Type
Presentation Titles and Speakers	Time	56 kbps	150 kbps
Red Alder as Habitat for Wildlife - Brenda McComb, UMass-Amherst & Oregon State University	19:50
2004 Presentations		Connection Type
Presentation Titles and Speakers	Time	56 kbps	150 kbps
Managing for Wildlife on Private Forests in Washington - Jim Bottorff (WA DNR) and Janean Creighton (WSU Cooperative Extension)	2hrs:17mn
Assessing Current and Potential Future Wildlife Habitat Conditions: the LMS and Wildlife Habitat Analyses - Kevin Ceder, Forest Technology Specialist, RTI	1hr:19mn
Wildlife Education for Landowners - Janean Creighton, WSU Wildlife Extension Coordinator	11:09
Wildlife Diseases - Gary Witmer, USDA - Animal Plant, Health Inspection Service	45:37
2003 Presentations		Connection Type
Presentation Titles and Speakers	Time	56 kbps	150 kbps
Neotropical Migrant Songbirds: Conservation strategies for forest landowners - Janean Creighton, Extension Coordinator, Natural Resource Sciences, WSU	34:57
Small Mammals of the Forest Floor - Stephen D. West, Associate Dean and Professor, College of Forest Resources, UW	47:44
Managing Wild Turkeys in Washington and Idaho - Jim Bottorff, Washington Dept. of Natural Resources	33:21
Bats on Small Woodlands - Janean Creighton, Extension Coordinator, Natural Resource Sciences, WSU	34:20
Chronic Wasting Disease of Deer and Elk - Kristin Mansfield, Washington Dept. of Fish and Wildlife	33:00
Progress with Habitat Modeling (using LMS) - Tom Bloxton, Wildlife Habitat Biologist, RTI	15:18

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Streaming Video Collection: Wildlife Habitat

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Streaming Video Collection:
Wildlife Habitat