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  • Palouse Prairie Foundation.
  • Palouse Prairie Foundation; Ecology--Palouse Region (Idaho and Wash.); Botany--Palouse Region (Idaho and Wash.); Prairies--Palouse Region (Idaho and Wash.); Prairie plants--Palouse Region (Idaho and Wash.); Prairie animals--Palouse Region (Idaho...
  • 1 web site. The Palouse Prairie Foundation promotes preservation and restoration of native Palouse Prairie ecosystems in Latah and Whitman Counties (in Idaho and Washington), through public awareness, education,...
  • Palouse Digital Project
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  • Ecology @ WSU: annual report 2006.
  • Washington State University. Dept. of Natural Resource Sciences; Ecology--Study and teaching--Washington (State); Global warming; Ecology--Washington (State); Magpie Forest Ecological Reserve; Endangered species; Amphibians--Conservation; Kramer...
  • 1 pdf file. Summary: The report describes activities of students and faculty working on ecology, conservation science, environmental education, and resource sustainability in a series of research labs and programs at Washington State University....
  • Palouse Digital Project
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  • Influence of tillage on soil properties under agricultural and natural prairie systems.
  • Tillage--Washington (State); Soil conservation--Washington (State); Agriculture--Palouse Region (Idaho and Wash.); Agriculture
  • 1 PDF file. Thesis (Ph.D.)--Washington State University, Department of Crop and Soil Sciences, 2003. Abstract: Over the last 130 years, agriculture practices in the Palouse region of Washington State have caused remarkable changes in soil...
  • Palouse Digital Project
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  • Landscape ecology of rodents in a no-till agriculture system.
  • Rodents--Population; No-tillage; Agriculture--Palouse Region (Idaho and Wash.); Ecology--Palouse Region (Idaho and Wash.)
  • 1 PDF file Thesis (M.S. in natural resources)--Washington State University, Dept. of Natural Resources, 2005. Abstract: No-tillage agriculture provides year-round ground cover and food for rodents and potentially may increase...
  • Palouse Digital Project

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