Keynote & Plenary Presentations
Research on the restoration and management of the high five pines is growing more important every year as studies and monitoring reveal challenges to the survival of these species. The H5II conference program will feature keynote and plenary presentations from experts in the field, providing important background information and state of knowledge explorations of topics directly related to conservation planning and management actions.
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The Whitebark Pine Genome Project
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Defense characteristics among high elevation Pinus and vulnerability to native bark beetles
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A restoration strategy for whitebark pine in the Crown of the Continent Ecosystem
Title: Early results from whitebark pine genecology trials in British Columbia
Tentative Title:
Blister rust resistance and the potential use of biotechnology among the High Five Pines
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“Potential changes in climate suitable habitat of Whitebark pine in Greater Yellowstone under climate scenarios”
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Effective practices for managing high elevation five needle pines in western North America
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Taking the Long View: Ecology, Condition, and Outlook for the High-elevation Five-needle Pines.
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The National Whitebark Pine Restoration Plan: restoration model for the High Five pines.
Photos this page: whitebark pine trees, photo by Iain Robert Reid (featured image). All presenter photos were submitted by the presenters.
