Camas lily monitoring multi-year trend analysis and effect of harvest and fire at Weippe Prairie and Big Hole National Battlefield

Stucki D and Matthews K. 2020. Camas lily monitoring multi-year trend analysis and effect of harvest and fire at Weippe Prairie and Big Hole National Battlefield. Webinar

Camas lily is a culturally and ecologically significant plant that has been a staple food source for indigenous peoples for thousands of years. Staff from Nez Perce National Historical Park, Big Hole National Battlefield, and UCBN I&M have been monitoring camas populations for 15 years! Devin Stucki will discuss the results of an analysis of this long-term camas monitoring data regarding trends in camas densities and the impacts of water deficit on camas growth and flowering. Devin will also discuss results from an experiment evaluating effects of simulated camas harvest and applied fire on camas plants at Weippe Prairie, and provide updates on other camas-related projects within the UCBN.

Type
Presentation
Authors
Stucki, Devin; Matthews, Kathryn
Date of Issue
2020-12-08
Units
NEPE
Keywords
camas, monitoring, weippe
Subjects
Ecological Framework: Biological Integrity | Focal Species or Communities | Vegetation Complex

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