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Identifying and Evaluating Refugia from Drought and Climate Change in the Pacific Northwest
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Delineation and characterization of remotely sensed vegetation conditions in spring-dependent ecosystems, Harney County, Oregon
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Identifying and Evaluating Refugia from Drought and Climate Change in the Pacific Northwest
Analysis of remotely-sensed vegetation conditions during droughts and a mountain pine beetle outbreak, Gearhart Mountain Wilderness, Oregon
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Identifying and Evaluating Refugia from Drought and Climate Change in the Pacific Northwest
Springs as hydrologic refugia in a changing climate? A remote‐sensing approach
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Identifying and Evaluating Refugia from Drought and Climate Change in the Pacific Northwest
Oases of the Future? Springs as Potential Hydrologic Refugia in Drying Climates
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Final Report: Identifying and Evaluating Refugia from Drought and Climate Change in the Pacific Northwest
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Identifying and Evaluating Refugia from Drought and Climate Change in the Pacific Northwest
A guidebook to spatial datasets for conservation planning under climate change in the Pacific Northwest [PDF version]
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Identifying and Evaluating Refugia from Drought and Climate Change in the Pacific Northwest
Drought Refugia: Remote Sensing Approaches and Management Applications
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Identifying and Evaluating Refugia from Drought and Climate Change in the Pacific Northwest
Refugia from drought and mountain pine beetle in a whitebark and lodgepole pine ecosystem
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Identifying and Evaluating Refugia from Drought and Climate Change in the Pacific Northwest
Distribution and protection of climatic refugia in North America
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Identifying and Evaluating Refugia from Drought and Climate Change in the Pacific Northwest
Springs as refugia in a changing climate? A remote-sensing approach to quantify resilience in spring-dependent ecosystems
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Identifying and Evaluating Refugia from Drought and Climate Change in the Pacific Northwest
Landscape Topoedaphic Features Create Refugia from Drought and Insect Disturbance in a Lodgepole and Whitebark Pine Forest
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Identifying and Evaluating Refugia from Drought and Climate Change in the Pacific Northwest
Analysis of drought sensitivity in the Pacific Northwest (Washington, Oregon, and Idaho) from 2000 through 2016
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Identifying and Evaluating Refugia from Drought and Climate Change in the Pacific Northwest
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