Tree tip up and disturbed soil around root mass

Looking up the 130 Road from the junction of the 132 spur, which leads into the Headquarters facility.

Looking up into the forest from the 130 Road

Looking down at the crushed tower in WS01. The shed with equipment was knocked off its foundation.

The compound road in the Andrews Forest, just cleared of trees, but with a new tree fall across the road

Greg Downing, with the USFS, clears the road of fallen trees, with the aid of snowcat and chainsaw

Tree fall across the 1506 Road. Chainsaw in foreground for scale.

The compound road in the Andrews Forest, just cleared of trees

The 15 Road in the Andrews Forest, just cleared of trees

Artist Leah Wilson exhibit. October 2018

Artist Leah Wilson exhibit. October 2018

Artist Leah Wilson exhibit. October 2018

Artist Leah Wilson exhibit. October 2018

Artist Leah Wilson exhibit. October 2018

Artist Leah Wilson exhibit. October 2018

"Lichen Study" by artist Ann Rosenthal, artist in residence at the Andrews Forest, September 2018

"Lichen Study" by artist Ann Rosenthal, artist in residence at the Andrews Forest, September 2018

"Forest Duff Studies" by artist Ann Rosenthal, artist in residence at the Andrews Forest, September 2018

materials of artist Ann Rosenthal, artist in residence at the Andrews Forest, September 2018

materials of artist Ann Rosenthal, artist in residence at the Andrews Forest, September 2018

Artist Ann Rosenthal, artist in residence at the Andrews Forest, September 2018

"Forest Duff Studies" by artist Ann Rosenthal, artist in residence at the Andrews Forest, September 2018

"Forest Duff Studies" by artist Ann Rosenthal, artist in residence at the Andrews Forest, September 2018

"Fall Leaf Study" by artist Ann Rosenthal, artist in residence at the Andrews Forest, September 2018

"Lichen Study" by artist Ann Rosenthal, artist in residence at the Andrews Forest, September 2018

Artist Ann Rosenthal, artist in residence at the Andrews Forest, September 2018

Artist Ann Rosenthal, artist in residence at the Andrews Forest, September 2018

materials of artist Ann Rosenthal, artist in residence at the Andrews Forest, September 2018

Marie Tosa shows a radio transmitter collar

OSU PhD student Marie Tosa holds a spotted skunk

Researchers photograph spotted skunk

field technician, Ben Murley, opens trap to release spotted skunk

soil measurement in a ring-corer which is a standard volume; Hatten removing excess soil from a bulk density core

OSU soil scientist Jeff Hatten takes a soil sample

OSU graduate student Adrian Gallo takes a sample from a soil pit

OSU graduate student Karla Jarecke samples soil in a soil pit

OSU graduate student Karla Jarecke samples soil in a soil pit

OSU graduate student Adrian Gallo studies soils, and tries not to fall down the hill

soil sample; Jarecke packs soil sample for lab analysis

A 1-meter deep soil pit, with a depth measurement tape

Hatten beginning the process of decribing soil color with a Munsell book

Hatten beginning the process of decribing soil color with a Munsell book, many soil colors from temperate enviroments land on this page

From left to right: Lauren Matosziuk, Karla Jarecke, Jeff Hatten, and Adrian Gallo standing in one of the many precisely measured soil pits in HJA

Jeff Hatten's trusty shovel, gifted to him from fellow graduate students when he finished his dissertation at UW

Field technician Ben Murley photographs the spotted skunk's pelt pattern

OSU PhD student Marie Tosa prepares spotted skunk to photograph its pelt pattern

Marie Tosa gloves up in preparation for handling a skunk

OSU PhD student Marie Tosa preparing to chemically immobilize the spotted skunk inside the Tomahawk trap

Marie Tosa injects a mild sedative into the skunk, so it can be handled

ear tag, data sheet, and other tools

Marie Tosa holds a spotted skunk, alive and sedated

OSU PhD student Marie Tosa (left) and field technician Ben Murley prepare to collect data on a spotted skunk

OSU PhD student Marie Tosa (left) and field technician Ben Murley (right) prepare to collect data on a spotted skunk

researchers inspect spotted skunk for any injuries

Researchers inspect spotted skunk for any ectoparasites like ticks and fleas

researchers measure the body length of a spotted skunk

researchers fit a radio transmitter collar to a spotted skunk

researchers fit a radio transmitter collar to a spotted skunk

researchers check a spotted skunk for ectoparasites like ticks and fleas

researchers check a spotted skunk for ectoparasites like ticks and fleas

OSU PhD student Marie Tosa prepares spotted skunk to photograph its pelt pattern

OSU PhD student Marie Tosa (left) and field technician Ben Murley (right) prepare to collect data on a spotted skunk

OSU PhD student Marie Tosa (left) and field technician Ben Murley (right) prepare to work up a spotted skunk that has been captured in a Tomahawk trap

field technician, Ben Murley, checks for scat in the Tomahawk trap after releasing spotted skunk

OSU PhD student, Marie Tosa, readies a camera to film release of a spotted skunk

Marie Tosa and animal capture supplies

Marie Tosa and animal capture supplies

Animal capture supplies

Animal capture supplies

Animal capture data sheet

a Tomahawk trap, closed up while the skunk inside wakes up from sedative

a researcher gently places the skunk back into the trap where it will be safe while it wakes up from sedative

a researcher gently prepares to place the skunk back into the trap where it will be safe while it wakes up from sedative

OSU PhD student, Marie Tosa, holds a spotted skunk just before it is released

radio transmitter collar on a spotted skunk, used to track movements within the forest

Carefully backfilling all the material that came out of the soil pit with a heavy canvas tarp

Beginning the process of refilling the soil pits after they have been analyzed

Hatten cleaning off a soil pit so it can be sampled and photographed

Marie Tosa gently picks up the skunk, which has been midly sedated

small mammal trap with a spotted skunk inside

researchers weigh a spotted skunk by gently placing it inside a cloth bag and hanging it from the scale

the blur of a spotted skunk exiting from a small mammal trap. They move FAST!

the blur of a spotted skunk exiting from a small mammal trap

spotted skunk, released from a small mammal trap

a spotted skunk, mildly sedated. It will be released.

Jeff Hatten looking upslope at the soil sampling area

After replacing all the excavated soil, the research site looks good as new; steep hillslopes of WS02

Jeff Hatten carefully filling voids of a soil pit and trying to mimic the previous bulk density of the soil prior to excavation

Carefully backfilling all the material that came out of the soil pit with a heavy canvas tarp

The tools of the Soil Science trade: a rock hammer ,shovel, and a bulk density corer

Carefully backfilling all the material that came out of the soil pit with a heavy canvas tarp

Karla Jarecke carefully filling voids of a soil pit and trying to mimic the previous bulk density of the soil prior to excavation

Karla Jarecke carefully filling voids of a soil pit and trying to mimic the previous bulk density of the soil prior to excavation

field technician releases a spotted skunk from a small mammal trap

field technician releases a spotted skunk from a small mammal trap

Complex stream habitat in Mack Creek, a tributary to Lookout Creek.

Electrofishing site for stream vertebrate survey. Research for part of the SCALER project.

Photographer David Paul Bayles exhibit. August 2018

Photographer David Paul Bayles exhibit. August 2018

Photographer David Paul Bayles exhibit. August 2018

Photographer David Paul Bayles exhibit. August 2018

Photographer David Paul Bayles exhibit. August 2018

Photographer David Paul Bayles exhibit. August 2018

Blanca Peto, Ryan Cook (L to R). Ryan has captured a pollinator.

Blanca Peto, Rachel Towner, Ryan Cook, Gareth Jones (L to R) in the forest on the way to Lookout Bog meadow

Flower and pollinator

Undergraduate Blanca Peto sampling in Lookout Bog meadow

Lookout Bog meadow

Undergraduate Blanca Peto sampling in Lookout Bog meadow

Undergraduate Rachel Towner in the Lookout Bog meadow

Undergraduates Blanca Peto (L), Ryan Cook (R), Gareth Jones (far R), sampling pollinators in the Lookout Bog meadow

Lookout main meadow

Ryan Cook in Lookout meadow

Rachel Towner in Lookout meadow

Ryan Cook, Gareth Jones (L to R). Ryan is carrying a styrofoam cooler in which he sampled and chilled bumblebees in order to safely release them after weighing.

Ryan Cook, labeling vials containing bumblebee samples

sampling vials for pollinator samples

pollinator sample

Rachel Towner in Lookout meadow

Carpenter Basin Meadow, plot unknown (CPB?)

Carpenter complex roadside

Carpenter Basin Meadow, plot unknown (CPB?)

Carpenter Basin Meadow, plot unknown (CBM?)

Carpenter Basin Meadow, plot unknown (CBM?)

Frissell complex roadside

Frissell complex roadside

Frissell complex roadside

Frissell complex roadside

field crew

Dave Shaw (left) and Rob Pabst (right)

recording data in the field

Amanda Brackett, field crew leader, measuring DBH of a large western red cedar

a tagged tree in a sample plot

Mack Creek

Mack Creek

measuring DBH (diameter breast height)

Rob Pabst measuring DBH

Dave Bell (left) and Rob Pabst (right) record data on tree mortality

signs of Armillaria root rot in a dead tree in the sample plot

signs of Armillaria root rot in a dead tree in the sample plot

signs of Armillaria root rot in a dead tree in the sample plot

a tagged tree in a sample plot

field crew members Amanda Brackett and Jessie Hild measuring DBH (diameter breast height)

Dave Bell (left), Rob Pabst (right), and Amanda Brackett, record data on tree mortality

details of a 1979 map of the study sit, with stems diagrammed and mapped by hand

Carpenter complex roadside

Carpenter complex roadside

Carpenter complex roadside

2018 veg PSP crew: David Shaw, PI, OSU; David Bell, Research Forester, Pacific Northwest Research Station; Bryan Sipe, crew member, OSU; Rob Pabst, project coordinator, OSU; Amanda Brackett, crew leader, OSU; Jessie Hild, crew member, OSU

2018 field crew of the Pacific Northwest PSP: David Shaw, PI, OSU; Bryan Sipe, crew member, OSU; Rob Pabst, project coordinator, OSU; David Bell, Research Forester, PNW Research Station; Jessie Hild, crew member, OSU; Amanda Brackett, crew leader, OSU