Crater Lake National Park Ecological Restoration Program

Hooke J and Beck J. Crater Lake National Park Ecological Restoration Program. 2013-2030

This record contains annual reports and publications related to the Crater Lake National Park Ecological Restoration Program. Since 2013 the Ecological Restoration program has been protecting the Park’s native plant communities through restoration of disturbed sites. The goals of the Ecological Restoration program are: 1. Restore disturbed sites using site-specific, native plant materials and facilitate natural recovery and development of plant communities. 2. Utilize appropriate site restoration techniques to improve soil health and enhance revegetation success. 3. Monitor restoration efforts and use results of monitoring to inform management. Manage ecological restoration data to enable regular reporting of results and progress. 4. Outreach and Education: educate and inform the Park’s visitors, employees, and partners on the Park’s Ecological Restoration program and involve them in collecting seeds, conducting restoration outplantings, monitoring, and preparing sites for restoration. 5. Collaboration: communicate regularly with Park partners, including other federal, state, and county entities, and collaborate on ecological restoration.

Type
Project
Authors
Hooke, Jen; Beck, Jen
Units
CRLA
Keywords
invasive, native plant communities, outplanting, plants, restoration, revegetation, seed collection, Vegetation
Subjects
Ecological Framework: Biological Integrity | Focal Species or Communities | Vegetation Complex

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