Effects of Military Training and Land Management
on Threatened and Endangered Species in the Southeastern Fall Line/Sandhills
Community
Rebecca
R. Sharitz • Steve Harper
• Don Imm • Beverly Collins
Kathryn Madden • Tracey
Tuberville • John Dilustro
James Westervelt
Project Accomplishments
(as of December 2003)
To date, 1.5 years of this 4-year study have
been completed. Nine presentations have been given at professional
scientific societies, and the following manuscripts are in preparation:
| Southeastern sandhill ecosystem, community, and region: confused concepts. D. Imm, K. Madden, R. Sharitz, S. Harper, and B. Collins. |
| A survey of Fall Line pine-oak woodlands on three federal installations: comparisons of canopy and soil composition. K. Madden, D. Imm, S. Harper, R. Sharitz, and B. Collins. |
| Relocation as a conservation tool: repatriation of gopher tortoises (Gopherus polyphemus) to formerly occupied sites. T. Tuberville, E. Clark, K. Buhlmann, and J. Gibbons. |
Abstract
| Introduction
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Objectives | Literature
Cited | Accomplishments
| Acknowledgements
