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Grant Supported Achievements
List of Past Research Grants Awarded:
The grants program was established to help further our scientific knowledge of the redwoods species as well as better inform people about the redwood species. We have made grants to a wide variety of scientists studying various aspects of the coast redwood, giant sequoia and their ecosystems.

Research grants with available reports Grantee Year
Amphibian Populations Predict Forest Health Garth R. Hodgson and Hartwell H. Welsh 2005
Growing New Giants Through Canopy Gaps John Battles 2005
Fires Were Common in Rainy Northern Forests Steve Norman 2005
Winter habitat crucial for coho salmon, spring for Chinook Chris Howard 2004
Wonder Plot Study Tells Story of Development Matthew Gerhart 2004
Prehistoric Fires Not Caused by Understory Grasses Dr. James W. Bartolome 2003
Thinning Speeds Recovery to Old-Growth Dr. Christopher R. Keyes 2003
Land Use and Forest Conservation Dr. Louise Fortmann and Dr. Sarah Marvin 2003
Chemicals in Redwood Rings Indicate Past Water Uptake Dr. Todd Dawson 2002
Bigger and Older Often Means Better Habitat Mary Jo Mazurek and William Zielinski 2002
Big Trees: A Bank for Soil Bugs Dr. Michael Camann 2002
Bats in Giant Sequoias Elizabeth D. Pierson and William E. Rainey 2001
Redwoods to the Sea Forest Carnivore Tracking Project Margaret Noel Soucy 2001
Buffer and Let Be Dr. William Russell 2000
Humboldt Martens Need Old Growth Keith M. Slauson and William Zielinski 2000
Wandering Salamanders Choose Direct Route to Good Food Dr. Michael Camann 2000
What limits redwood height? Dr. Stephen C. Sillett and Gregory M. Jennings 2000
Sponge-like Mats Make Good Habitat in Redwood Canopies: Wandering Salamanders Benefit Dr. Stephen C. Sillett and Anthony R. Ambrose 2000
Giant Sequoia Ecology Cooperative Web Site Kelly Courtney 2000
Coast Redwood May be the Descendent of Two Dr. Raj Ahuja and Dr. David Neale 1999
Epiphytes Provide High-Up Base for Biodiversity William Ellyson and Dr. Stephen C. Sillett 1999
Bigger Preserves Have Better Chance to Prevail Dr. William Russell 1999
Bibliography Provides Easy Access to Coast Redwood Research Deborah Rogers 1997

Additional research grants Grantee Year
Stand composition, structure and development of pre-commercially thinned redwood-Douglas-fir forests – Del Norte County Dr. Christopher R. Keyes 2005
Genotypic Variation in Hydraulic and Photosynthetic Performance of Sequoia sempervirens Dr. Todd Dawson 2005
Natural Disturbance and Forest Stand Dynamics in Coast Redwood Forests Craig Lorimer 2005
Ecophysiological constraints on Carbon gain in coast redwood trees across climatic gradients Dr. Todd Dawson and Anthony Ambrose 2004
Old redwood forest restoration: quantifying forest characteristics and development of initial restoration treatments Dr. Joe McBride and Christa Dagley 2004
An Ecological Foundation for Management of National Forest Giant Sequoia Ecosystems Dr. Douglas D. Piirto and Robert R. Rogers 1999

 

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