Implementation of Terrestrial Mollusk Management Recommendations for Survey & Manage Mollusks on the Olympic National Forest
Ziegltrum J. 2001. Implementation of Terrestrial Mollusk Management Recommendations for Survey & Manage Mollusks on the Olympic National Forest. Bureau of Land Management. Olympia, WA
From the Executive Summary: "This paper provides my recommendations for Olympic Forest implementation of the current management direction for survey and manage terrestrial mollusks (Burke et al. 1999). The Olympic is in a unique situation of discovering 541 new sites of survey and manage mollusks in the past two years (the Burrington jumping slug, Hemphillia burringtoni, and the keeled jumping slug, Hemphillia glandulosa). There is a total of 1140 sites across their [range?] in the NW Forest Planning area. Species that were thought to be rare are now documented as common on the Olympic National Forest in second-growth forests on the east and west side of the Olymnpics. We also discovered that the differences between the two species are not as clear as originally thought, and genetics work is needed."
- Type
- Unpublished Report
- Authors
- Ziegltrum, Joan
- Date of Issue
- 2001-06-22
- Publisher
- Bureau of Land Management
- Units
- OLYM
- Keywords
- Habitat, Inventory & Monitoring, Management, mollusk