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Overview
Monitoring is keeping track of a species or a resource. Foresters and biologists check and observe conditions over time to determine if there has been a change. Monitoring programs are initiated by assessing the existing condition of that resource, for instance determining the distribution of red-legged frogs on our forestlands. This information is used to validate current management practices and to identify opportunities in the future. Please view the following links for more information.
Monitoring topics:
• Aquatic wildlife
• Economic and social
• Forest inventory
• Forest restoration
• Rare plants
• Terrestrial wildlife
• Watershed
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