Woodland Fish and Wildlife Group

Amphibians in managed woodlands: tools for family forestland owners

Bats and small woodlands

Beaver, muskrat, and nutria on small woodlands

Cavity-nesting birds and small woodlands

Family forests and wildlife: what you need to know

Forest bee pollinators

Habitat management for turkeys on small woodlands

Hawk, eagle and osprey management on small woodlands

Managing Pacific Northwest forests for band-tailed pigeons

Managing Ponderosa pine woodlands for fish and wildlife

Managing small woodlands for grouse

Managing western juniper for wildlife

My forest burned: now what?

Oregon white oak and wildlife: tools for family forestland owners

Porcupines in managed woodlands: tools for family forestland owners

Quail on small woodlands

Reptiles in managed woodlands: tools for family forestland owners

Riparian areas: fish and wildlife havens

Techniques and tools for monitoring wildlife on small woodlands

Westside douglas-fir forests and wildlife: management tools for family forest owners

Wetlands as varied as our region

Wildlife in broadleaf woodlands of Oregon and Washington

Wildlife-friendly fuels reduction in dry forests of the Pacific Northwest