Pacific Northwest Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit (CESU)

Bureau of Land Management

ACTING TECHNICAL REPRESENTATIVE

 

James (Jim) Regan-Vienop

GS0401 – Section Chief
Branch of Planning, Monitoring, and Social Sciences
Bureau of Land Management
 ADMINISTRATIVE REPRESENTATIVE

 

Shelli Timmons
Financial Assistance Team Lead
Bureau of Land Management Region 9
OR/WA Branch of Procurement Management
P.O. Box 2965, Portland, OR 97208-2965
Direct 503-808-6295 office srtimmons@blm.gov
Main 503-808-6359 | Email blm_or_so_fa@blm.gov

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Key Research, Technical Assistance, and Education Needs

Education, Research and Technical Assistance needs

Research

  • Species and habitats at risk
  • Aquatic/riparian systems
  • Reclamation of damaged lands
  • Young forest stand biodiversity for Northwest Forest Plan
  • Human dimensions (e.g., fire and the rural interface)
  • Research and data management system to address litigation and public values

Technical assistance and education

  • Continuing education opportunities (e.g., short courses to advanced degree work)
  • Technical transfer and exchange of new science information
  • Applications of new science and technology in resource management activities (e.g., application of landscape modeling systems for BLM forest lands in Northwest Forest Plan)